Los Angeles — Tiger Woods' Sunday red is no longer just a shirt. ... TaylorMade Golf plans to launch online in the United States and Canada its first apparel line for men on May 1, ...

Tiger Woods and Sun Day Red have unveiled the North Collection of apparel built for unpredictable weather at the Open ...

Sun Day Red will first offer men's apparel including golf shirts, hoodies, and outerwear. It will be available online in the US and Canada starting May 1st. The line will later expand to include ...

Tiger Woods and Nike indicated Monday that their 27-year partnership has come to an end. ... A TaylorMade-produced line of Tiger apparel would invariably crush in the retail market.

Tiger Woods officially has a new clothing line and apparel partner. The longtime Nike athlete revealed "Sun Day Red" and his new partnership with TaylorMade on Monday ahead of his season debut at ...

Tiger Woods and Nike are done after nearly 30 years together, but the 15-time major champion is set to play golf with a familiar look on Sunday at the 2024 PNC Championship in Florida. Woods (and ...

Tiger Woods is currently gearing up for the 152nd Open Championship at Royal Troon Golf Club. A three-time Open champion, Woods has battled the often brutal conditions at golf's oldest major ...

Launched this week, the Sun Day Red + TaylorMade from Tiger Woods is the “Weather Series,” a specially designed collection of gear to keep you dry and focused on the course.

When Tiger Woods is your founder, as is the case with the apparel line Sun Day Red, you’ve already got a pretty good pitchman ...

Tiger Woods has a new apparel brand with TaylorMade. Here’s what it means. By The Associated Press. Published February 13, 2024 6:41 am . By DOUG FERGUSON AP Golf Writer ...

Tiger Woods is one of the greatest golfers of all time, and his departure from Nike was big news in the world of sports apparel. Woods had been a Nike athlete since the 1990s, one of the brand's ...

According to a court filing, Tiger Woods' apparel brand, Sun Day Red, has "unlawfully hijacked" the logo belonging to Tigeraire, a company that makes cooling products for athletes.