While Tiger Woods isn't battling it out on the PGA Tour week in and week out anymore, he is still at the front of mind for golf fans.That will be no different on Sunday. Many of the top players in golf will be getting ready to make a run at the title in the RBC Heritage, but Woods will be stealing the headlines.A new documentary "TIGER 2000" will air for the first time on Sunday on CBS at 2 p.m. EST. The PGA Tour original highlights Woods' legendary 2000 season and will run on the air just before the final round coverage of the signature event at Harbour Town Golf Links.On Friday, CBS dropped an epic trailer for the documentary that will have fans fired up for Sunday's reveal.The numbers behind Woods' 2000 season are mind-boggling. He finished in the top five 17 times in 20 starts and won nine tournaments.On the regular tour circuit, Woods won big events such as the Pebble Beach Pro-Am and the Arnold Palmer Invitational, but it was his performances at the major championships that made that campaign so memorable.After a fifth-place finish at The Masters, Woods won the U.S. Open at Pebble Beach by 15 shots. At the next major, he cruised to an eight-shot victory at The Open Championship at St. Andrews.He received a stiffer test at the PGA Championship at Valhalla, but still beat Bob May in a three-hole playoff.Woods would go on to win The Masters in 2001 and complete the "Tiger Slam" with his fourth major title in a row.It will be thrilling for fans to get an in-depth look at that legendary run that Woods had in 2000, especially for younger golf fans that didn't get to see it live.More Golf: Bryson DeChambeau Clears the Air amid Rory McIlroy Masters 'Beef