Tiger Woods’ son, Charlie, has reportedly signed a secret endorsement deal, hinting at a possible end to Tiger’s long-standing partnership with Nike.
he father-son duo recently competed in the annual PNC Championship at the Ritz Carlton, where they have become familiar faces.
The pair drew attention not just for their performance but also for their attire. Tiger, a 15-time major champion, wore his signature red polo shirt with the Nike logo, a brand he has been associated with since 1996.
However, rumours suggest that Tiger’s nearly 30-year relationship with Nike could end in 2024. These speculations were fuelled when it was revealed that Charlie would not be following his father’s Nike path.
Instead, Charlie was seen wearing Greyson Clothiers apparel during the Florida tournament, a brand associated with Justin Thomas. This partnership was confirmed by fellow ambassador Larry Fitzgerald who welcomed Charlie to the Greyson Clothiers ‘family’ on social media.
Charlie has often been seen wearing Nike apparel and his dad’s personal Nike collection, TW, in past events. Tiger himself was still donning nike sportswear whilst at the PNC Championship, but rumours are now rife that this might be the last time he does so.
