Masters 2024: How Tiger Woods and Sun Day Red have fared at Augusta National

The man has won five Masters so this might seem like it’s old hat, but that couldn’t be further from the truth. For instance, Tiger Woods has … a new hat.

After a pretty good run with Nike, the golf legend has taken his talents to TaylorMade and ultimately Sun Day Red. A huge move in the golf landscape, we finally get to see how Woods’ new apparel looks next to the azaleas, green jackets and phoneless patrons. Instead of you scrambling through various social media apps (scrolling, scrolling, scrolling) trying to pin down just what Tiger is wearing, we took it upon ourselves to find and document his various outfits all in one place. Don’t say we never did anything for you.

It’s a bit chilly in Augusta, GA., especially with strong winds this week, which means it’s the perfect time for a pullover sweater. This Sun Day Red jumper is a calm, cool, collected gray fit with the tiger logo center-stage. It’s not going to wow you, but sometimes you just need a comfortable sweater before you take on Augusta National. We’re sure all of you out there know what that’s like.

If your golf shoes are a little dirty, it means one of two things. You’re either terrible and hacking it into all sorts of risky terrain or you’re just getting your steps in walking from great shot to great shot. This is Tiger Woods we’re talking about here, so we’d lean towards the latter option. We’re wondering if he’ll bring out the red-bottomed kicks later this week, but for now the clean black-and-white sneakers will do just fine. We also have the “SUN DAY RED” name on the pantleg, just in case you forgot.

You’re not supposed to wear white after Labor Day, so we’re perfectly fine here. Technically, isn’t it always after Labor Day? When does the “after Labor Day” time conclude? Anyway, these are questions that we’d like to think TaylorMade and Tiger Woods mulled over for hours while getting this Sun Day Red clothing line together. Comfortability, performance and Labor Day considerations. Anyway, the blue shirts are nice. Not much else to say.

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Here we have the patented white golf shirt with the SDR surrounding the logo once again. It’s odd not seeing a swoosh across his chest, but a tiger leaping across the pecs is a solid new look. White shirt, dark pants. It’s clear we haven’t hit the actual event yet. This is a nice, little warm-up. Look at that smile. That’s a grin that can only come with new clothes.

Well, we know he’ll be able to do his on-course stretching without a problem in the new SDR material. Hopefully, we get a chance to see him rocking new TaylorMade looks over the weekend. Perhaps a red shirt on Sunday? Lord willing.