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The latest promotion from Tiger Woods’ Sun Day Red clothing line does not feature golf at all but college football

Stanford Quarterbacks Ashton Daniels and Justin Lamson highlighted the new advertisement.

It makes sense that Woods’ brand would approach Stanford first because that is where he went to school.

Daniels and Lamson modeled the new “Training Gear” featured on Sun Day Red’s website.

There were no details about the two quarterbacks’ NIL deal in terms of numbers, but still, what a great way to show that these clothes are not just for golfers.

This company is a lifestyle brand, so it should be for anyone willing to buy it.

Woods’ clothing is more expensive. Training crewneck sweaters are $200, and hoodies start at $135. Shorts are $100, and T-shirts are $75. These workout clothes are not cheap by any means.

I purchased the Pines Collection’s crew neck and hoodie. The quality is top-notch, but still felt expensive. I also have a couple of his hats from that same collection and love them.

While not everyone can afford this brand, it is brilliant for Sun Day Red to work with college players. NIL is at the forefront of college athletics right now, and for a new brand to get in on it only gets more eyes on them. They can get players in the clothing to showcase it and potentially cause outsiders to buy it because they like how it looks.

Of course, Stanford would be the first place to go because Woods went to school there, but it will be interesting to see if the brand branches outside that school. I would love to see them branch nationwide into all sports and maybe even outfit an entire golf team.

Plus, I will continue to preach that Sun Day Red needs women’s clothing to impact the golf fashion industry. Female athletics are rising, and it would be even more brilliant for them to enter that field.

Savannah Leigh Richardson is a golf staff writer for SB Nation’s Playing Through. For more golf coverage, follow us @_PlayingThrough on all major social platforms. You can also follow her on Twitter @SportsGirlSL and Instagram @golf_girl_s

 

Tiger Woods’ mindset, the one that has driven him to his unparalleled success in golf, has been studied by every golf enthusiast. Woods’ reflections on his winning mentality are always eagerly received, as was the case with a recent video that went viral on social media.

 

In the clip, Tiger Woods walks viewers through his decision-making process on the golf course, emphasizing the importance of preparation and strategy. This mindset has been a cornerstone of his career, allowing him to secure 82 PGA Tour victories and 15 major championships.

In the clip, Tiger Woods breaks down the small, seemingly insignificant details that he meticulously considers before each shot:

 

“It’s the little things that add up,” Woods says, underscoring the importance of careful planning and strategy.

 

He emphasizes that his success isn’t solely based on his physical prowess but rather on his ability to out-think his competitors.

 

“The simple thing is, where’s the flag? Where’s the wind? Where’s the trouble? Where should I miss it?” Woods explains.

 

His approach to each shot involves a series of calculated decisions, each one designed to maximize his chances of success. This attention to detail has been a hallmark of Tiger Woods’ career, allowing him to consistently perform at the highest level, even when faced with the toughest competition.

 

Tiger Woods also highlights the importance of positioning and club selection:

 

“What shot am I going to play? From what side of the tee box am I going to play it from? Okay, what club is going to get me into that spot?” he said.

 

By carefully considering these factors, Woods ensures that he is always in the best position to execute his shots effectively.

 

One of the most striking aspects of Tiger Woods’ mindset is his belief in his ability to out-think his opponents:

 

“I’m not going to out-ball strike you to death. I’m not going to out-putt you to death. But there’s no reason why I can’t out-think you,” Woods asserts.

 

This statement encapsulates the essence of his winning mentality – a combination of strategic thinking, mental toughness, and an unwavering belief in his abilities.

 

Tiger Woods’ emphasis on strategy and mental preparation is not new, but this clip offers a concise and powerful reminder of how these elements have played a pivotal role in his success. Throughout his career, Woods has been known for his ability to stay calm under pressure, make smart decisions, and execute his game plan with precision.

 

This winning mentality has allowed Woods to achieve greatness in the sport, even in the face of adversity. Whether dealing with injuries, personal challenges, or fierce competition, Woods has consistently relied on his mental game to guide him to victory.

 

Following the release of the clip, fans and golf analysts were quick to praise Tiger Woods for sharing his insights. Many highlighted the importance of mental toughness in golf, noting that Woods’ approach serves as a valuable lesson for golfers at all levels.

 

Fans took to social media to express their admiration for Woods’ mindset, with many commenting on how the clip has inspired them to approach their own games with a more strategic mindset.

 

As one of the greatest golfers of all time, Woods’ influence on the sport extends far beyond his numerous victories. His approach to the game, particularly his emphasis on mental preparation and strategy, has inspired countless golfers to adopt a more thoughtful and deliberate approach to their own games.

 

Woods’ legacy is built on more than just his physical abilities – it is a testament to the power of mental toughness and strategic thinking in achieving success. As this clip demonstrates, Woods’ winning mentality is one of the key factors that have set him apart from the competition throughout his career.

 

 

 

Iga Świątek musiała się sporo napracować, aby pokonać nastoletnią Mirrę Andreevę w sobotę, zwyciężając 4-6, 6-3, 7-5 podczas turnieju w Cincinnati.

Numer jeden na świecie potrzebowała przełamania w przedostatnim gemie meczu, który trwał ponad dwie i pół godziny, aby w końcu awansować do półfinałów turnieju WTA i ATP, będącego przetarciem przed US Open, który zakończy się jutro.

Świątek awansowała przy pierwszym punkcie meczowym, gdy jej przeciwniczka posłała return poza kort.

„Ma 17 lat, ale czuję, że grałyśmy na tym samym poziomie,” powiedziała Świątek. „To był wyrównany mecz. Każdy punkt się liczy. Na pewno nie było łatwo.”

Świątek powiedziała, że po przegraniu pierwszego seta musiała zmienić taktykę.

„Wiedziałam, że nie mogę grać w ten sam sposób. Musiałam wywierać większą presję,” dodała Świątek.

„Grałam bardziej proaktywnie i miałam lepszy pomysł na to, co muszę zrobić. Taki sam rytm (jak w pierwszym secie) nie wystarczyłby.

„Zmieniłam podejście i od razu poczułam efekty.”

Świątek została przełamana w trzecim gemie pierwszego seta trwającego 53 minuty i nie zdołała odrobić strat. Andreeva potrzebowała dwóch piłek setowych, aby zdobyć pierwszego seta, uzyskując przewagę dzięki asowi serwisowemu. Świątek odpowiedziała w drugim secie przełamaniem na 2-0, które utrzymała, wyrównując stan setów. W trzecim secie liderka rankingu zdobyła przełamanie w ostatnich minutach na 6-5 i podniosła ręce w geście zwycięstwa, gdy Andreeva odesłała piłkę poza linię w ostatnim gemie przy pierwszym punkcie meczowym Świątek.

Podczas gdy Świątek walczyła, Arnya Sabalenka, nr 3 na świecie, przeszła do kolejnej rundy w 1 godzinę i 19 minut – wyrównując swoje dotychczasowe wyniki z Samsonovą na 2-2.

Od stanu 2-2 w pierwszym secie, Sabalenka wygrała 10 z ostatnich 13 gemów – w tym trzy z rzędu w środku pierwszego seta, oraz pięć z rzędu od stanu 5-3 do 6-3, 4-0.

Carlos Alcaraz przeprasza za złamanie rakiety w „najgorszej” porażce kariery

Carlos Alcaraz przeprosił wczoraj po tym, jak w wyniku frustracji złamał rakietę podczas drugiej rundy przegranej z Gaelem Monfilsem na turnieju ATP i WTA w Cincinnati.

Hiszpan, który obecnie posiada tytuły z Roland Garros i Wimbledon, wybuchł frustracją podczas meczu z francuskim weteranem.

Hiszpański rozstawiony z numerem 2 nazwał swoją porażkę 4-6, 7-6 (7/5), 6-4 „najgorszym meczem” w swojej karierze.

Jednak w sobotę opublikował na Instagramie przeprosiny, próbując uspokoić sytuację i przygotować się do dalszej gry na US Open.

„Chcę przeprosić za moje zachowanie w sobotę, nie było ono właściwe i takie rzeczy nie powinny mieć miejsca na korcie,” napisał.

„Jestem tylko człowiekiem, nerwy się nagromadziły i czasami trudno jest kontrolować tę napiętą sytuację. Będę pracować nad tym, aby to się nie powtórzyło.”

The Irishman was in attendance last August for the two-time heavyweight boxing champion’s comeback fight with Robert Helenius as a sponsor of the event. He attracted a lot of attention ringside and even got between the ropes at one stage as he demanded a bare knuckle boxing match with YouTuber KSI.

But the most memorable moment of the night saw the UFC legend meeting Joshua after the fight, and seemingly forcing him to drink a pint of his Forged Irish Stout. He is now clearing up the story a year later, insisting that the memes may not be fully correct.

For his part, Conor McGregor insists that Anthony Joshua had asked him for a taste of his Forged Irish Stout, which was a major sponsor of the event. The former two-weight champion then felt it was appropriate to give the boxer a sip of his own pint, while he still had his gloves on.

One year ago today,” McGregor wrote on his Instagram, tagging his Stout business. “Busy year! Also for the record I didn’t make Joshua do anything. He exited the ring post his amazing victory and came straight to me and said ‘where is my Forged!’ I gave him mine.

“It was the first time that had happened at a fight. It’s seriously tasty and incredibly refreshing, you won’t get better! I don’t blame him one bit and I am sure he enjoyed it throughly after the fight. So much so he ordered multiple keg loads of it to his local pub! Top man, top fighter, top Stout!”

Conor McGregor has a famously strong relationship with Matchroom Boxing and their promoter Eddie Hearn. He has sponsored a number of their major shows involving the likes of Joshua and Katie Taylor, and also works with a number of fighters under their banner.

Our partnership with Matchroom Boxing has been so good and with their fighters also” he continued during his post. “This is the fighters stout; Forged Irish Stout. For the working man and woman! What a year it has been for Forged.

“I am very proud and grateful and extremely driven being at the helm of this quality product. It’s quality, point blank. BEST ON THE MARKET BY FAR! We have some mega announcements coming soon for you all, stay tuned! FORGED ARMY!”

 

Former boxing world champion Tony Bellew is confident that Oleksandr Usyk will secure another victory in the rematch with Tyson Fury.

Usyk became the first undisputed heavyweight champion of the world since Lennox Lewis in 1999 when he defeated Fury back in May.

The 37-year-old secured a tight split decision win on the judges’ scorecards after an epic battle at Kingdom Arena. The official score totals read 115-112 Usyk, 114-113 Fury & 114-113 Usyk.
His Excellency, Turki Alalshikh, confirmed that the rematch between Usyk and Fury is being planned for the 21st of December in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Bellew famously fought Usyk for the undisputed cruiserweight crown in 2018. The 41-year-old went on to lose to the Ukrainian via eighth-round KO.

While Fury is confident he can win the rematch, Bellew believes Usyk will be too much for the Brit. Asked if ‘The Gyspy King’ can win, the ‘Bomber’ told iFL TV: “Of course he can win, he could land a freaky punch. Anything can happen.

hink he’ll win? No. I think he’ll lose again. And this time, I think he’ll lose really, really clearly.

“Because Usyk this time will go on the back foot. And that is the worst nightmare for Tyson Fury because that’s one that he can’t control.

He continued: “Imagine what he does when he fights to his attributes and fights to his best. Because his best is fighting on the back foot.

Anyone who studies him and knows Usyk the way I know him, and I studied him, you’ll know that you’ve got to bring him to you. And that’s the way to beat him.

“But you’ve got to counter him and feint and you’ve got to be able to sharpshoot with him. You’ve got to be able to box with him. You’ve got to be able to offset him

But you’ve got to be able to continuously do all these things round after round. I couldn’t, because guess what? I got tired. I was f***ed after six rounds or seven rounds of doing it.

But it’s going to take a special guy to do that over 12 rounds. It can be done. There is a way to beat him. But these big boys just can’t do it because they don’t have the engine to stick with him.”

 

 

 

Greg Norman Denies Jon Rahm’s Reported Discontent with LIV Golf: “It’s Laughable”

In recent developments surrounding LIV Golf, Greg Norman, the outspoken CEO of the controversial golf league, has sharply refuted claims that Jon Rahm is unhappy with his current situation and is considering a return to the PGA Tour. The rumors have been circulating that Rahm, who signed a staggering $500 million contract with LIV Golf, may be disillusioned with his new golfing home. However, Norman’s reaction suggests he believes these reports are far from the truth.

Norman’s Strong Denial: “It’s Just Not True”

Greg Norman has been known for his candid responses to various issues within the golf world, and this situation is no different. Speaking to Golf Magic, Norman dismissed the claims about Rahm’s supposed dissatisfaction as “laughable.” He criticized the media narrative, suggesting that these reports are baseless and fueled by misinformation.

“I read an article yesterday about how Jon is so unhappy here [LIV Golf] and that he wants to give back his money. It’s just not true,” Norman asserted. “You speak to Jon’s general manager, it’s like laughable. I just truly don’t get it. I truly don’t get the divide.”

Norman’s comments highlight his frustration with the ongoing speculation and the perceived negativity surrounding LIV Golf. He suggested that there is a deeper issue at play, indicating that some elements within the golf community are resistant to accepting LIV Golf’s place within the sport.

Rahm’s Success and Recent Performance

Despite the swirling rumors, Jon Rahm appears to be thriving on the LIV Golf circuit. Rahm’s performance has been notable in recent months, both individually and with his team, Legion XIII. The team has emerged as a strong contender, and Rahm has demonstrated his skill and determination on the course, including a recent event win.

Rahm’s success extends beyond LIV Golf. He delivered a strong performance in the Olympics with the Spanish team, showcasing his ability to excel on a global stage. These achievements reflect Rahm’s continued excellence in golf, suggesting that he is not only content but also competitive and engaged in his career.

Norman’s Perspective on LIV Golf’s Place in Golf

Norman’s comments reflect a broader perspective on LIV Golf’s role in the sport. He argues that despite the ongoing controversy and criticism, LIV Golf is making strides within the golf ecosystem and receiving acceptance from various quarters. Norman emphasized that the league remains committed to its mission and will persist in its efforts despite external challenges.

“The division is still there when we are actually showing how we do work within the ecosystem and how the ecosystem is accepting us and how the people are speaking out there,” Norman explained. “I just don’t understand why it is this way. It tells you there is some deep-seated something there, but we are going to keep ploughing through it and stay true to ourselves.”

The Ongoing Debate Over LIV Golf

The debate surrounding LIV Golf and its impact on professional golf continues to be a polarizing topic. The league, which has introduced significant financial incentives and changes to the traditional golfing landscape, has faced both support and criticism. The speculation about players like Jon Rahm and their contentment with the league adds to the ongoing discourse about the future of golf.

 

As the situation evolves, it remains to be seen how these controversies will affect the broader golf community and whether LIV Golf will eventually find its place within the sport. For now, Greg Norman’s robust defense of Rahm and LIV Golf underscores the complex and dynamic nature of this evolving story.

Jon Rahm is regretting his decision to join LIV Golf, or at least that’s what one “veteran” of the game told Golf Digest. The “insider’s” revelations have shaken the golf world, indicating that Rahm, who joined LIV Golf for a reported nine-figure deal, might not be happy with his decision and could be willing to do whatever it takes to return to the PGA Tour.

The insider made these startling revelations speaking on the condition of anonymity. According to this source, Jon Rahm is deeply dissatisfied with his move to LIV Golf and wishes to return to the PGA Tour, even if it means sacrificing the millions of dollars he received upon joining the controversial league.

This news comes as a shock to many, given Rahm’s previous stance and the substantial financial benefits he gained by making the switch.

The insider elaborated on the situation, stating:

“I am 100 percent positive that if Jon could give the money back to the Saudis and come back to the tour, he couldn’t write the check fast enough.”

The source went on to explain that Jon Rahm’s stature in the golfing world has diminished since joining LIV Golf, and the Spaniard has realized that his initial belief that his reputation would remain intact regardless of where he played was a serious miscalculation.