Tiger Woods' unparalleled 2000 season, a year that set a new benchmark in the world of golf, is about to be brought back to life on the small screen. "TIGER 2000," a PGA Tour Originals documentary, will premiere on CBS this Sunday at 1 p.m. CST, offering fans a front-row seat to history just before the final round of the RBC Heritage takes over the airwaves. The documentary promises an epic treasure trove for sports fans, highlighted by a gripping trailer released by CBS on Friday. It's an invitation to relive the magic of a season where Woods didn't just participate in tournaments; he dominated them, with a record that speaks louder than words: 17 top-five finishes in 20 starts and nine victories, including three majors. This incredible journey marked not just a year of wins but an era of Woods setting the gold standard for golf. From his commanding 15-shot win at the U.S. Open to his victory at The Open Championship by an eight-shot margin and a suspenseful win at the PGA Championship, Woods' performance in 2000 was nothing short of legendary. The "Tiger Slam," his consecutive major wins stretching into 2001, set a new zenith for golfing excellence, a narrative vividly captured in the upcoming documentary.