Tiger Woods’s 14-year-old son, Charlie, has ventured into a new apparel partnership, and surprisingly, it’s not with Nike. Instead, Charlie has reportedly signed with Greyson Clothiers, a prominent golf clothing brand associated with Justin Thomas. During the recent PNC Championship, where the Woods duo participated for the fourth consecutive year, Tiger showcased his classic Nike attire, complete with the iconic swoosh and Sunday red polo. Meanwhile, Charlie subtly donned Greyson half-zips and shirts, featuring the brand’s distinctive wolf emblem on the back collar.
The familial connection between the Thomases and Woodses extended beyond the golf course, as both families sported Greyson gear during Round 1 of the tournament. The collaboration became even more apparent when Larry Fitzgerald, the former Arizona Cardinals wide receiver and passionate golfer, took to his Instagram story to welcome Charlie to the Greyson Clothiers family. Fitzgerald’s post, accompanied by the hashtag “#greysonpartner,” hinted at a potential paid deal, fittingly falling under the category of a Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) partnership, considering Charlie’s student status.
The timing of this announcement has fueled speculation about Tiger Woods, aged 47, possibly nearing the conclusion of his longstanding contract with Nike. As the golfing world watches the Woods family embrace new brand alliances, the dynamics of golf apparel partnerships seem poised for an intriguing evolution.