‘I Don’t Want It Back’: Tiger Woods ‘Moved On’ From Legendary Logo, Officially Buries Legacy With Bold Move

The headlines in the golf world are completely red at the moment! What else can we say as Tiger Woods’s new brand, Sun Day Red absolutely dominates the same? Moreover, even the logo that the new label boasts consists of feats he raked in during the last 27 years. But, what about the sigil that remained with the golfer during a major part of his professional career? Yes, we are talking about the TW logo itself!

It’s not as if one can just forget the trademark and the partnership he had with Nike during the last 27 years. But even so, the athlete doesn’t seem to be too keen on using it again, as he took to an interview ahead of the upcoming event at the Genesis Invitational!

What would happen to Tiger Woods’s iconic logo?

“I don’t want it back,” said the 48-year-old Woods when asked about what would happen with his TW logo that he registered around two decades ago. Adding on, he said, “No we don’t,” as he put his foot down, emphasizing how he doesn’t want the sigil back as he answered the question thrown at him ahead of the signature event on the PGA Tour.

Continuing with his response, the golfer said, “I’ve moved on,” as he alluded to the new line of apparel and footwear that he dropped a while back. “This is a transition in my life,” he expressed before continuing, “I moved on to Sun Day Red and we’re looking forward to building a brand that elicits excitement and is transformative.”

The new apparel and footwear label was released just a while back with a sigil that consisted of a jumping white Tiger made from a number of stripes. The lines on the logo allude to the number of major wins that he garnered during his golfing career, which is 15. Interestingly, the athlete had even divulged a while back how the logo would be revamped if he went ahead and won yet another major championship, increasing the figures to 16.

Nevertheless, the past 27 years have truly witnessed one of the most iconic partnerships in the golf world, or even the whole sports realm for that matter. Meanwhile, it is truly natural to become curious about the renowned TW logo that emerged as a result of the said alliance.

The TW logo, the golfer’s intellectual property

The trademark of the 15-time major champ’s name was registered in 2000 after filing it in 1996. Following the development, he filed for the same with regards to the TW sigil in December 2000, which did not get registered until 2006 for the clothing, footwear, and golf equipment category of Woods by ETW Corp, named after himself, Eldrick Tont Woods.

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Thus, although he has ownership of the iconic symbol, it seems the PGA Tour Pro has no plans to use it at the moment or in the foreseeable future. But even so, one cannot deny the effect it has had on the whole of the golf world, leading many to turn to the Swoosh brand and the apparel they made sporting the TW logo.

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