Tiger Woods Eyes 16th Major at Masters

0:00I'm Cory with the story, and this is your entertainment pulse. Entertainment and celebrity news today. The master's tournament kicks off golf's major season next month. At Augusta National, and Tiger Woods could be there chasing his 16th major title. Barring any new injuries, the 15-time major winner plans to compete and make the cut. Earlier this year in February, Woods said he hasn't ruled out playing. His career has faced setbacks from multiple surgeries, including a seventh-back procedure last fall, plus an Achilles tendon rupture early this year. Woods has dealt with back problems since 2014, and recovery remains tough at age 50. He notes good days and bad ones, where even basic movement can be hard, unlike when he was younger. Fellow pro, Will's allotaurus had a similar disc replacement surgery this year, and Woods pointed out it takes time to heal, especially after so many. Prior operations. This year, Woods made the cut at the masters, but missed it in the other three majors.

1:01As he works through this rough stretch, fans will watch closely to see if he can return strong at Augusta.