2014 Masters Live Stream: With Tiger Woods officially out of the prestigious tournament in Augusta National, other golfers eyeing for the longed for green jacket like three time winner Phil Mickelson, 2012 Masters winner Bubba Watson and hoping to win his first, Rory McIlroy, among others, has fans' eyes on them the whole week.

With an announcement last week that he went through a successful microdiscectomy to fix a pinched nerve that has been bugging him for months, Tiger Woods is officially out of the tournament and is expected to be out for seven weeks missing at least seven tournaments in the process.

"After attempting to get ready for the Masters, and failing to make the necessary progress, I decided, in consultation with my doctors, to have this procedure done," Woods said.

As the operation happened a week before the Masters, Woods wouldn't be able to join the Major title tournament at Augusta National for the first time in his entire professional career.

"I'd like to express my disappointment to the Augusta National membership, staff, volunteers and patrons that I will not be at the Masters," Tiger said.

Already three time winner Phil Mickelson, meanwhile, is hungry to get his fourth green jacket and this may even surpass his greatest accomplishment over his British Open wins.

"For me, personally, the British Open is the greatest accomplishment I could ever get in my career because of the shots that I had to learn and the challenge that it created for me over the course of my career," Mickelson said in the aftermath of his closing 66 at Muirfield that left the rest of the field in his wake. "It was so difficult for me to play my best golf in the British Open under those conditions ... to win that is the greatest accomplishment for me in my career."

In relation to the 2014 Masters, he really wouldn't mind and is hoping for the best to hopefully get his fourth title.

"I would love to win the Masters a fourth time every bit as much as I would love to win the U.S. Open a first time," he said. "The Masters is really special."

2012 Masters winner Bubba Watson, on the other hand, after the winning hook on his last win is looking to make a comeback and win this major title, as he is currently in the 12^th overall ranking.

Round 1 of the 2014 Masters starts on April 10, Thursday and will continue through the weekend where the winner will be crowned on the fourth day, April 13.

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