Tiger Woods' Sun Day Red brand unveiled its first brand ambassador, who turned out not to be who it was rumored to be.

When Tiger Woods is your founder, as is the case with the apparel line Sun Day Red, you’ve already got a pretty good pitchman for your product. Still, the intent when Woods helped launch the line last year was always to have a tour staff showcasing the line,

On Tuesday, PGA Tour rookie Karl Vilips became the first player ambassador other than Woods to join the Sun Day Red team. Vilips, a fellow Stanford alum, will make his PGA Tour season debut this week at the Mexico Open at Vidanta World.

PGA Tour rookie Karl Vilips on Tuesday was named the first brand ambassador for Sun Day Red, the clothing line launched by Tiger Woods.

Amidst challenging family circumstances, Tiger Woods's Sun Day Red sparkes interest among fans with a cryptic post on its social media handle.

Tiger Woods and Kai Trump attended the Genesis Invitational golf tournament wearing the same brands on Sunday in La Jolla, California. Trump, whose grandfather is President Donald Trump, played during the weekend tournament, while Woods opted to not participate competitively after recently losing his mother.

Karl Vilips, who has worn Sun Day Red in the past, appeared to have his silhouette used in a recent announcement tease by Tiger Woods' apparel brand – and Google gave it away, too.

The first player to wear Tiger Woods Sun Day Red on the PGA Tour not named Tiger has been confirmed. The first golfer not named Tiger Woods to wear Sun Day Red on the PGA Tour has been confirmed. Last week Woods' clothing line - which he launched after leaving Nike - teased an announcement with a mysterious social media post.

It appears that Tiger Woods' brand ambassador for his Sun Day Red apparel brand has been prematurely revealed.

PGA Tour rookie Karl Vilips was named the first brand ambassador for Sun Day Red, the clothing line launched by Tiger Woods.

While making any comparisons to Tiger Woods as a golfer is generally a futile endeavor, Sun Day Red’s first brand ambassador embodies some undeniable parallels.