Tiger Woods’ golf apparel line, Sun Day Red, has expanded to select green grass shops – both high-end private clubs and premier resort destinations – in a move that brings greater visibility and a ...

Tiger Woods announced his new apparel brand, Sun Day Red, on Monday night in Los Angeles. The brand, which was created in partnership with TaylorMade, launches May 1 and promises to "bring a new and ...

Tiger Woods only played 12 competitive rounds this year across five professional tournaments – four of them majors – but he spent enough time on the course to provide feedback for improvements to his ...

Puma filed a notice against Woods’s brand, claiming “consumer confusion is likely between the Challenged Marks and the Leaping Cat logo.” Tiger Woods’s Sun Day Red faces another legal hurdle. Puma ...

Woods new logo is simple yet significant, replacing his signature TW Nike emblem with the outline of a Tiger. The Sun Day Red logo features 15 stripes, one for each of Woods’ major wins. Woods’ new ...

Tiger Woods knows a thing or two about golf polos. And now, he’s brought that knowledge to his Sun Day Red collection which will be launch a line of polos today. The 14 classic-fit shirts will be part ...

Tiger Woods’ signature Nike look was due to change after the golfer ended his 27-year partnership with the company last month. Now, Woods will be sporting clothing from a new brand called Sun Day Red, ...

If there’s one thing David Abeles has learned from his years working with Tiger Woods, you don’t want to be late to a meeting. Even getting there a few minutes early isn’t advised if you want to put ...

Few golf brands have enjoyed the same level of hype as Sun Day Red. The upstart company led by the greatest golfer of all time has made the game more accessible to fans of all types through its ...

Tiger Woods might still be donning his familiar red polo shirt, but the iconic golfer has taken a bold leap forward with a new logo and clothing line partnering alongside a different company that ...

Oct. 17 (UPI) --Louisiana-based Tigeraire says Tiger Woods and the owners of Sun Day Red golf apparel company improperly use a logo that violates the Tigeraire logo depicting a leaping tiger.