For starters, no one who works for Tiger Woods participated in the documentary at all. Woods has also been a long-time critic of the lack of privacy that he's been afforded; in 2019 he told CNN that he's "never liked" fame or the relentless pursuit of information about his personal life.
However, Matthew Heineman, one of the co-creators of the documentary, told CNN Sport that he thinks the story needs to be told. "Like all of us, he's human; he's flawed. And unlike all of us, his life has played out in the public eye in a way that probably no one else's life has. Tiger is an incredibly complex person; we want to really embrace that nuance and that complexity."
Co-creator Matthew Hamachek added, "I mean, you can't help but feel for a guy who was thrust into the national spotlight at the age of two."
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