Tiger Woods already knows what he will do if he manages to win a 16th major title. Woods has struggled for form and playing time over the last few years but is still hoping to add more silverware to his packed trophy cabinet.
The 48-year-old has not won a major since his incredible triumph at the Masters five years ago, where he held off several players to claim victory by a single shot. However, there is still hope that Woods can roll back the years to add another title to his list of achievements.
He still has his eyes set on a 16th major tournament and plans are already in place for a significant change at his clothing company, Sun Day Red. Caje Moye, the brand's creative director, has revealed the logo will need to be tweaked to reflect such an achievement.
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Sun Day Red's current logo is a tiger with 15 stripes, one for each of Woods' major titles. It would make sense to simply add an extra stripe if he manages to win another, but Moye says 'our legal teams' have asked for an entirely new design to be created.
"We've already had that discussion," he told Golf Magic. "We've got some things that we've already created. Without wanting to give too much away it would probably be a brand new logo.
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Sun Day Red have recently unveiled a new line of polo shirts which are built to Woods' exact specifications. The five-time Masters champion has been heavily involved in the design process, with Moye describing him as a joy to work alongside.
"He loves products, he provides feedback which he has a ton of and his insights are second to none," said Moye.
"He loves the idea of just doing better. That's always been his mantra. He pushes us to do things in new and interesting and innovative ways and not overcomplicate it. Sometimes simple is better.
"We've used him as the centre of the bullseye as the muse and everything goes in front of him and his team and we get a lot of feedback. He's ultimately our product wear tester at the highest level. He's out there putting on products, playing in the most elite space in the most high pressure moments."
