“Red Sunday” Tiger Woods revealed the name of his new brand a while ago. Furthermore, he was seen at the most recent Genesis Invitational sporting shoes with the company’s emblem on the greens. It seems that the golfer is planning to broaden his brand to include other sports divisions, specifically women’s golf.
The firm just posted a video to Instagram that included brief shots of the 48-year-old driving the ball and wearing the new clothing. But a golfer’s fan responded to the tweet to demand that the business also introduce a “women’s range.” The response? They concurred!
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.
“There will also be pieces available May 1 that work for both men and women,” the brand added. Earlier, during its release, the label’s officials, including Woods, had disclosed their plans to launch men’s apparel, including golf shirts, hoodies, and outerwear in the U.S. and Canada on May 1, with the intention of later expanding the same to include women’s, children’s, and footwear. It appears that the initial launch would boast a unisex style of clothes.
In the meanwhile, a description and a video of the 15-time major champion swinging were uploaded. After asking viewers and supporters to “imagine” what the brand could make to “enhance” that sensation, it stated, “Think of all the reps and knowledge in that swing.” The recording and the description both masterfully hint at the depth of knowledge and expertise that the game’s icon possesses with a single club swing.
That being said, not everyone was in favor of the Hall of Famer’s new brand. While some, like the Woods family, thought it was “cool,” many others have decided to express their displeasure with the same.
Many people in the golf community responded to comments like “This stuff is ugly” and “The logo lacks everything; I was looking forward to the press conference and launch but won’t be purchasing this one” by expressing a variety of viewpoints. Furthermore, some made fun of the brand’s name by commenting, “Why is it three words?!?” under a TWLEGION post that featured the merchandise.
Not everyone was unhappy, though. A lot of people, including Sam and Charlie Woods, expressed their appreciation for the brand. When their father was about to unveil the brand, the two adolescents asked him, “Dad, is it going to be cool?” To which he simply answered, “Of course it’s gonna be cool.” It’s safe to presume that, had they not seen the new product, the two young sportsmen would have accepted their father’s mythology. Every fan would be anticipating the release of its initial line on May 1st, regardless of the reviews!
