Skip to main content
  1. Home
  2. Fashion & Style
  3. News

Tiger Woods drops Sun Day Red golf shoes at the PGA TOUR Superstore

Tiger Woods' Sun Day Red lands at PGA Tour Superstore

black spiked golf shoe
PGA Tour Superstore / PGA Tour Superstore

The Manual may earn a commission when you buy through links on our site.

Whether or not you follow golf closely, there’s a high chance you’ve heard of one of the greatest golfers, Tiger Woods. While the majority of golf fans are familiar with Woods’ skill on the green, there’s another side to the player that has also earned plenty of praise. Through his Sun Day Red golf collection, the famed golfer has managed to bring style to the golf course via versatile and timeless golf shoe designs. Recently, Sun Day Red golf became available via its e-commerce store, offering a variety of options to choose from. Now the brand is headed towards one of the largest destinations for golf gear, the PGA TOUR Superstore. For fans of the brand, the expansion into the retailer provides easier access to Sun Day Red’s collection. This expansion also hints at the brand’s growth, which will undoubtedly continue its rise with this increased visibility. 

Shop Sun Day Red at PGA Tour Superstore now

Although Sun Day Red has plenty of options for stylish golfers, only a select number of pieces are landing at the PGA Tour Superstore. For its first release via the retailer, Sun Day Red’s Osprey, Pioneer Magnolia, and Pioneer Cypress golf shoes have arrived at the golf destination. Osprey’s minimalist lifestyle golf shoe comes in black and white, perfect for the golfer who wants a versatile sneaker that functions on and off the grass. Pioneer Magnolia, the collection’s spiked golf shoes, also make their appearance in white and black, with an ornate wingtip detail that brings a sophisticated look to the course. On the other hand, Pioneer Cypress offers a sleeker version of the Magnolia for those looking for a contemporary and modern option, without the wingtip design. All three styles are now available through PGA Tour Superstore, ranging in price from $160 to $275.

Leslie is a Los Angeles-based writer and content creator. After attaining a bachelor’s degree in journalism from California… Read Full Bio
Bushmills and Malbon’s new golf sets come with a hand-etched bottle of whiskey
Clothes, Jacket, Whiskey

If you’ve ever wanted your golf clothes to match your whiskey (and who hasn’t), you’re in luck, because Bushmills and Malbon have released two limited-edition sets that pair the LA-based brand’s apparel with a bottle of 10 Year Single Malt.

Even better, each bottle carries a co-branded mark etched into the glass by hand.

Read more
‘Made in America’: Paul Fredrick celebrates 40 years of style
Accessories, Formal Wear, Tie

There are a handful of brands that you know just by feel. You can get dressed blindfolded and know by the quality of the fabric and the construction of the garment what you are picking up. Paul Fredrick is one of those brands for me. From their shirts to their jackets, Paul Fredrick has always been a dependable go-to whether in my day-to-day or in my dressier moments. They are celebrating that heritage this fall with the release of their new collection, Made in America, in honor of their fortieth anniversary.

To honor our brand’s history, we returned to our roots, crafting garments in American factories. This limited-run collection draws inspiration from the 1920s, when fashion reemerged as a powerful form of self-expression after the First World War. A century later, we are seeing that same appetite for expressive dressing. – Paul Fredrick

Read more
Todd Snyder and Lagavulin team up for some serious Scotch menswear
Man, Jacket, Whisky

Did you know Lagavulin has its own officially registered tartan? That’s impressive enough, but now you can get it on some incredible menswear from Todd Snyder, who put it on a suede jacket, a wool scarf, and other goodies.

The two brands just released Time & Craft, a seven-piece, limited-edition capsule inspired by the distillery’s Islay home. It lands as Todd Snyder turns 15.

Read more