Why Tiger Woods’s ‘Sun Day Red’ Is an Epic Failure? Son Charlie’s Masters Sighting Hides a Sad Story

Tiger’s Troubles: Sun Day Reds Fizzle, Charlie’s Choice Hints at a Rift?
Tiger Woods’ Masters campaign went from historic cut to dismal finish. But beyond the 82 on the scoreboard, there’s a curious story brewing.

Red Letter Day? More Like Red Flag

Woods’ highly-anticipated “Sun Day Red” shoes coincided with a performance many call an epic fail. Fans haven’t fully embraced the new brand after his 27-year Nike run, and results haven’t helped.

Following in Dad’s Footsteps… or Not?

Adding fuel to the fire is Charlie Woods, spotted at Augusta sporting Nikes. This after Tiger himself switched from Nike due to injury concerns, previously opting for FootJoy (which Charlie also wore). Charlie’s choice raises questions about a potential disconnect between father and son.

Is it a Shoe-In for Trouble in Paradise?

While it’s likely a brand preference, the timing and Charlie’s past footwear choices make it an interesting subplot. Did the “Sun Day Red” not deliver the performance or image Tiger er hoped for? Did it influence his game or his relationship with his son?

Only the golfer himself knows for sure. But one thing’s clear: Tiger’s comeback story has a new chapter, and it’s not all birdies and eagles.