
Tiger Woods, the legendary golfer, recently parted ways with Nike, leaving fans and golf enthusiasts curious about his next move. Recent reports suggest that Woods may be gearing up for a new venture in the world of golf apparel, with TaylorMade, his equipment sponsor, reportedly launching a lifestyle brand named “Sunday Red.”
Tiger Woods, the legendary golfer, recently parted ways with Nike, leaving fans and golf enthusiasts curious about his next move. Recent reports suggest that Woods may be gearing up for a new venture in the world of golf apparel, with TaylorMade, his equipment sponsor, reportedly launching a lifestyle brand named “Sunday Red.”
The Possible Collaboration:
Twitter accounts, including @LIVGolfUpdates and @NUCLRGOLF, have shared insights into a possible collaboration between TaylorMade and Woods for a new clothing line. The trademark filing made by TaylorMade indicates the potential launch of a brand that pays homage to Tiger Woods’ iconic Sunday red shirt.

Tiger Wood’s ‘Sunday Red’ Logo
The Sunday Red Tradition:
The Sunday red shirt has been a consistent element in Tiger Woods’ wardrobe throughout his professional career. Originating from his days at Stanford, Woods attributes the choice of this “power color” to his mother’s influence. In Thailand, where his mother is from, people wear colors based on the day of the week, and red represents Sunday.
End of the Nike Partnership:
After a partnership that lasted for more than 27 years, Tiger Woods bid farewell to the Nike version of his Sunday red shirt earlier this month. In his announcement, Woods hinted at a “new chapter” and teased his appearance at the Genesis Invitational in Los Angeles, an event he hosts.
TaylorMade’s Job Vacancy:
Mirror.co.uk reported that TaylorMade posted a job vacancy for their ‘new apparel division’ in December 2023. This has sparked rumors that the company is planning to enter the golf clothing market and may potentially sponsor Tiger Woods. However, Woods has not yet provided any official update on his new apparel deal.

Trademark Filed by TaylorMade for ‘Sunday Red’
The Tradition Explained by Woods:
In interviews, Woods has shared the significance of wearing red on Sundays. From his school days to his amateur and professional career, he stuck with the tradition out of superstition. According to Woods, his mother believes red is his “power color,” and he has followed her advice throughout his successful career.
Looking Ahead:
Tiger Woods is set to make his return to professional tournaments next month at the 2024 Genesis Invitational Open. As fans eagerly await his comeback, there is anticipation about whether Woods will continue the tradition of wearing red on Sundays. The potential collaboration with TaylorMade adds an exciting element to the upcoming chapter in Tiger Woods’ golf journey.
Conclusion:
The intersection of tradition, superstition, and a new partnership with TaylorMade sets the stage for Tiger Woods to make a bold statement with his golf apparel. Whether it’s the continuation of the iconic Sunday red or a fresh take on golf fashion, Woods’ influence extends beyond the fairways, making each development in his career a topic of great interest for fans worldwide.
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