Tiger Woods has dropped out of golf’s top 100 for the first time since 1996.
The 14-time major champion was ranked 225th on 29 September 1996, but claimed his first PGA Tour win at the Las Vegas International the following week and rose to 75th in the world.
The 39-year-old, who is on a self-imposed break from the sport, went on to spend a record 683 weeks as world number one and clinched an unbeaten 79 PGA Tour titles.
Woods has not competed since the Farmers Insurance Open in February, an event he withdrew from because of a back injury. That followed a round of 82 in the Phoenix Open in January – his worst round as a professional.
Woods's chances of playing the Masters in April are thought to be "50-50", according to close friend Notah Begay.