In 2000, Tiger Woods put a new Nike golf ball into play and then won the U.S. Open a record by 15 strokes. Here's the story behind the ball.

The red shirt on Sunday came to identify Tiger Woods. Woods and Nike were partners from the time he stepped to a podium at the Greater Milwaukee Open in August 1996, a 20-year-old fresh off his ...

Thirteen years after caddie Steve Williams tossed Tiger Woods's Masters-winning golf ball into the crowd behind the 18th green at Augusta National, it has been sold for $30,326. The ball, which ...

Tiger Woods lines up a putt with his new Nike Tour Accuracy ball at the 2000 Deutsche-Bank-SAP Open in Germany, just weeks before his historic U.S. Open triumph at Pebble Beach.

Tiger Woods and Nike became synonymous in the last 27 years of the two golf behemoths working together and becoming one of the most iconic and influential brand/ambassador partnerships in the ...

Tiger Woods is splitting with Nike. Getty Images. Woods has had a relationship with TaylorMade since 2017 and currently uses Bridgestone balls. According to CNBC, ...

Tiger Woods is no longer a Nike athlete after 27 years, ending a partnership between the swoosh and golf's biggest star and raising questions about the future of both in the sport.

Nike Golf has since stopped making golf equipment, including clubs, balls and bags. Woods has played with TaylorMade clubs since 2016, when Nike shut the division to focus exclusively on footwear ...

Tiger Woods has broken up with Nike after a protracted 27-year collaboration with the world’s largest sportwear company, the golf legend announced on Monday.

Tiger Woods has played his last tournament as a Nike ambassador. Woods, who has worn Nike apparel since first signing with the company in 1996, announced via statement on Monday morning on social ...

After nearly 30 years, Tiger Woods and the sports apparel giant Nike are splitting up. Woods announced the split on his social platforms Monday. “Over 27 years ago, I was fortunate to start a ...

KAPALUA, Hawaii — The red shirt on Sunday came to identify Tiger Woods. So did the swoosh. Woods and Nike were partners from the time he stepped to a podium at the Greater Milwaukee Open in ...