HBO’s two-part sports documentary series of “Tiger” has some fans of Tiger Woods questioning if they’ll even watch it. The documentary focuses both on Woods' golf accomplishments and his trials and tribulations in his personal life.

The documentary has drawn comparisons to the documentary on Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls in "The Last Dance." But in "Tiger" the five-time Masters champion won’t even be heard from in this documentary.

It’s instead told from the perspective of his former caddy Steve Williams, alleged mistress Rachel Uchitel, golf legend Nick Faldo, various journalists and different family members, according to HBO.

Uchitel drew attention in 2009 after the National Enquirer reported on an alleged affair with Woods. The series will go in-depth about this large downfall of his life and something that changed some people's outlook on him from there on out.

There has been a mixed reaction ahead of the documentary's release.

Others are following his suit in deciding to not watch it.

On the other hand, some fans are excited to watch it and have already marked it on their calendars.

The first episode of "Tiger" airs on Sunday at 9:00 p.m. ET. The second episode will air on Jan. 17.

Reigning Masters champion Tiger Woods, who fired a 76 in Thursday's opening round, improved to shoot a six-under 66 in Friday's second round of the US PGA Zozo Championship
Reigning Masters champion Tiger Woods, who fired a 76 in Thursday's opening round, improved to shoot a six-under 66 in Friday's second round of the US PGA Zozo Championship GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA / EZRA SHAW
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