Tiger Woods didn’t need a club to steal the show. As TGL Season 2 picked up speed at the SoFi Center, the Big Cat showed up dressed to make a statement. And it served as a reminder among fans that he still changes the course of golf even when he’s not playing.

Tiger Woods made a big entrance at the SoFi Center on January 13, 2026, at TGL S2. Woods instantly turned heads when he wore a bright red Sun Day Red jacket with the number 50 on it. The look was clean and confident, shouting he knows how to dress the best. The outfit also included a black cap. And the very moment that picture went viral, fans couldn’t help commenting.

The jacket he was wearing was from his “Sun Day Red.” He started his brand on February 8, 2024, the day after Super Bowl LVIII. This was the end of his 27-year partnership with Nike and the beginning of his independence with TaylorMade Golf. The lifestyle brand is more than just clothes; it also reflects Woods’ personal style.

The name “Sunday Red” is a nod to the famous red mock necks he wore during the final rounds of his Nike career. This color became known as the color of dominance and high-pressure performance. The Grand Slam winner is not only a legend on the greens but a fashion icon who can beat any Hollywood actor, and that look from SoFi Centre justified that!

Beyond the style points, Tiger Woods’ appearance served a strategic purpose for his Jupiter Links squad. The team struggled in Season 1, finishing outside the playoff picture in the six-team league. With the 50-year-old unable to compete but mic’d up for ESPN’s broadcast, his insights and energy were meant to inspire his teammates.

Akshay Bhatia filled in for Tom Kim and Woods himself, bringing left-handed firepower to the lineup alongside Kevin Kisner. The question remained whether Woods’s legendary aura could distract the 0-1 New York Golf Club and shift momentum Jupiter’s way on the shortened 5,836-yard course. When the final putt fell, Jupiter Links had their answer, and Woods had another win to celebrate.

Not only did his team win, but he himself won the hearts of many with his dope look.

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The fashion statement sparked immediate reactions across social media, with fans dissecting every detail of Woods’ look. One fan’s “Big Dawg!” comment captured Tiger Woods’s aura. Even without competing, Woods commands the room through pure presence.

“Yeah, that’s fire,” summed up the visceral reaction to Tiger Woods’ outfit. He proved it when style aligns with status, the approval is immediate and unanimous.

And then came the sarcastic jab at his old-fashioned choices. “Thank god he wasn’t wearing his usual mom jeans👖.” The joke worked because it had a history. Woods wore big polos and baggy pants when he first started out. These were fashion trends from the 1990s that didn’t age well on repeat. The sharp, tailored look he wore on Tuesday showed how much his style has changed, making the difference hard to miss.

Demand followed instantly. A user wrote, “I need one of those jackets.” This wasn’t just admiration; it showed how everyone wants to dress like him. And if seeing from the business POV? Well, he just attracted some new customers. A smart move!

Then came a witty response: “Birthday jacket.” Woods turned 50 on December 30, 2025. The number 50 on his jacket wasn’t just a random number; it was a clever way to market his brand while also celebrating his big birthday.

The assumptions followed, as one comment reads, “Wow Sunday Red X Supreme Collab!” Bold red and statement outerwear are a big part of Supreme’s brand. And Tiger Woods’ Sun Day Red jacket hit those same notes. Fans were able to put the pieces together because there was enough overlap. Even though there was no official collaboration or announcement to support it.

Mr T once again showed that influence can go beyond the greens. Whether he’s getting people to talk about golf on TV or starting fashion crazes, he still has a strong pull on the sport.