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Tiger Woods to Enter Women’s Golf Through Sun Day Red: Official Confirmation Answers Fan Prayers

Published 02/21/2024, 12:28 AM EST

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‘Sun Day Red’! The name of his new brand that Tiger Woods dropped a while back. Moreover, he was also spotted wearing footwear boasting the company’s logo on the greens during the recent Genesis Invitational. Well, now, interestingly, it appears the golfer is set to expand his label to other divisions as well in the sport, namely women’s golf.

The brand recently posted a video on Instagram that flaunted snippets of the 48-year-old driving the ball and donning the new attire. However, a fan of the golfer took to the post to urge the company to launch a “women’s range” as well. The reply? They agreed!

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A digital creator went ahead to share her request under the post as she earnestly commented, “Can we have a women’s range too, please?” Replying to the same, the official handle of Sun Day Red stated, “We are working on a women’s line for 2025,” as the brand confirmed its plans to enter the realm of women’s sports, especially golf.

Is that all? Not even close. The brand also added, “There will also be pieces available May 1 that work for both men and women.” Earlier, during its release, the officials of the label, including Woods, disclosed their plans to launch men’s apparel, including golf shirts, hoodies, and outerwear, in the U.S. and Canada on May 1, while later expanding the same to include footwear, women’s clothing, and children’s clothing. It seems the initial launch would boast a unisex style of clothing.

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Meanwhile, the video of the 15-time major champ swinging was uploaded along with a caption as well. It said, “Think of all the reps and knowledge in that swing,” before going ahead to urge the viewers and fans to “imagine” what the brand can create to “enhance” that feeling. The caption and the recording beautifully allude to the amount of experience and skill that the legend of the game has in one single swing of the club.

 

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However, not everyone was impressed with the Hall of Famer’s new brand. Many had taken to express their dissatisfaction while just as many stood on the other end—including the Woods family—who dubbed Sun Day Red “cool.”

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There were a lot of people in the golf world who shared varied opinions, such as “This stuff is ugly,” along with responses including, The logo lacks everything, I was looking forward to the press conference and launch but won’t be purchasing this one.” What’s more, there were people who ridiculed the name of the brand as well while asking, “Why is it 3 words?!?” under a TWLEGION post showcasing the products.

But not everyone was dissatisfied. Many did express enthusiasm for the brand, especially Sam and Charlie Woods. The two teenagers, when their father was going to release the brand, just asked him, “Dad, is it going to be cool?” to which he just replied, “Of course it’s going to be cool.” It’s safe to say that the two young athletes are arguably the biggest fans!

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Despite the golf world being split about the brand, one thing is certain: EVERYONE is going to be waiting for the launch of its first line on May 1! And whether it’ll live up to expectations or prove the haters wrong remains to be seen.

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Allan Abe

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Allan Abe is a Senior Golf Writer at EssentiallySports. Armed with a Master’s Degree in English, he has covered many themes in golf as a beat writer, with in-depth coverage of instances of many golfers’ lives, like Bubba Watson and Adam Scott. Allan particularly excels at live coverage and a hole-to-hole analysis of events.
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