Tiger Woods ’famous Sunday costume inspires many big names to pay homage to the myth that is being exacerbated by wearing red shirts with black trousers on the final day of the WGC- Workday at The Concession
Last updated: 28/02/21 8:11 pm
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With Tiger Woods recovering from his horrific car crash earlier in the week, players at the WGC-Workday Tournament paid off with red shirts and black pants on the final day
With Tiger Woods recovering from his horrific car crash earlier in the week, players at the WGC-Workday Tournament paid off with red shirts and black pants on the final day
Rory McIlroy and Patrick Reed were among the many players who showed support for Tiger Woods as The Concession was a sea of red and black on Sunday.
With Woods recovering from his horrific car crash in California early Tuesday morning, the stars of the WGC-Workday Contest decided the best way to show respect was to donate his famous Sunday suit for his final tour in Florida.
Rory McIlroy sports Tiger Woods’ signature red and black
Ryder Cup winners McIlroy and Reed were united at the start of the final four hits from the lead, and both were dressed in red shirts with black pants, boots and hats along with several of the field, including Tommy Fleetwood, Cameron Champ and Jason Day.
Even some of the caddies joined the event, and some of the volunteers at the course wore Tiger Woods’ obedient front cover.
The move was also recognized at the Puerto Rico Open, co-licensed by the PGA Tour, where all the reserve staff were in red and black for Sunday’s final.
Woods, who was fighting to qualify for the Masters after going through another back-end approach at the end of December, is now unlikely to play this year after losing control. on his car near Los Angeles earlier in the week.
The maintenance team in Puerto Rico are all in red and black in praise of Woods
His vehicle was rolled several times, and the 45-year-old was taken to hospital for emergency surgery on “major injuries” to his right leg, with multiple fractures and a broken ankle.
After being transferred to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center for another procedure, Woods’ team released an update on his condition and confirmed that he was “recovering and well. shunnd “.
The Los Angeles County Sheriff maintained that Woods did not appear to be a drug or alcohol victim when he was towed from the shipwreck, and that he was not expected to face any criminal charges. -connected to the accident.