Nike updated the Air Zoom Tiger Woods golf shoe in 2020, and the feedback was that from a style standpoint it was a huge hit. The white ones offered here have a slick black Nike swoosh to give it a clean look. The bottom of the shoe has a red swoosh to go along with a red TW logo to match the logo on the inside of the heel as well as the back of the heel. The dress shoe inspired design has already become an iconic look on the golf course. Whether it’s his iconic red polo, logo hats or his stylish and championship-level functioning spikes, Tiger’s effect on the golf apparel world is unmatched.

Woods has autographed the right shoe of this pair of Nike Air Zoom Tiger Woods ’20 golf shoes in black paint pen. His signature is deemed authentic by virtue of Upper Deck Authenticated’s Five-Step Process.

 

 

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With a victory in the 2001 Masters Tournament, Tiger Woods notched his sixth career major championship and put on his second green jacket. But the bigger accomplishment came in the form of him completing the Tiger Slam. His win in the first major tournament of 2001 came on the heels of him winning the final three majors of 2000 so he held all four major titles at the same time. In the 2001 Masters, he was five shots back after the first round before fighting back with a 66 Friday and a 68 Saturday. He again shot under 70 Sunday to finish 16 strokes under par, two shots ahead of second-place David Duval and three shots ahead of Phil Mickelson.

This cover is reprinted on canvas and finished with a unique black wood floater frame to give it an outstanding finished look. The floater frame adds about an inch in each direction for an approximate total size of 16 ½ x 21. Woods has autographed this limited edition (106) Sports Illustrated canvas cover reprint from April 16, 2001, 15½” x 20” image in silver paint pen. His signature is deemed authentic by virtue of Upper Deck Authenticated’s Five-Step Process.

 

 

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Comeback stories are as old as sport itself. So when Tiger Woods came back from numerous back surgeries, significant challenges and doubt from all over the globe to win the 2019 Masters Tournament, the story wasn’t so much the comeback. That was amazing in and of itself. Instead, it was the overwhelming happiness the victory brought. The joy was evident on Tiger’s face as his trademark smile was back on the biggest golf stage of all. But that joy was also clear on the faces and body language of his family, his inner circle and his fellow golfers alike. For everyone was well aware of the work Tiger put in to make it back to this place, a victory at Augusta National for his fifth Green Jacket and 15th major championship overall.

This cover is reprinted on canvas and finished with a unique black wood floater frame to give it an outstanding finished look. The floater frame adds about an inch in each direction for an approximate total size of 16″ x 21″. Woods has autographed this limited edition (115) Sports Illustrated cover framed canvas reprint from April 22-29, 2019, 15” x 20” image in silver paint pen. His signature is deemed authentic by virtue of Upper Deck Authenticated’s Five-Step Process.

 

 

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A typhoon halted play on day two of the 2019 ZOZO CHAMPIONSHIP at Accordia Golf Narashino Country Club in Chiba, Japan. But if you want to beat Tiger Woods, you’re going to have to bring more than Mother Nature. Woods birdied 27 holes on the weekend on his way to winning his historic 82^nd career PGA Tour victory. The win tied him with legendary Sam Snead on the career wins list. The tournament was the first official PGA Tour tournament in Japan. The win was one of the major highlights in a season that also saw him win The Masters Tournament, his fifth green jacket.

This piece is finished off beautifully with a red suede mat inside of a black frame. Woods has autographed this framed limited edition (82) “The Tie” 24” x 16” designed image in silver paint pen. His signature is deemed authentic by virtue of Upper Deck Authenticated’s Five-Step Process.

Sometimes in sports, everything lines up so the story written is as true as it is inspiring. The 2019 ZOZO CHAMPIONSHIP was the first official PGA Tour event to be held in Japan. The event was held at Accordia Golf Narashino Country Club in Chiba, and the star of the show was Tiger Woods. He was the golfer Japanese fans came to see, and he didn’t disappoint. He shook off three opening bogeys before going into vintage Tiger mode with long drives, precise iron work and eagle-eye putting. The result was a tournament championship for Woods. The overriding story of that result was it earned Woods a tie with legendary Sam Snead for most career PGA Tour wins with 82. One of the most interesting parts of the final round Sunday was that the day began with a completion of round three due to inclement weather earlier in the tournament. Woods began the day wearing a blue polo but switched to his customary championship-day red polo for the remainder of the day.

This unique design features six putting images as well as two other action images from the final two rounds in the background. All of it comes together to form a classic UDA design honoring one of the greatest moments in a great career. To top it off, it’s finished with a black frame and a white suede mat for a truly unique look. Woods has autographed this framed limited edition (82) “82” 36” x 18” designed image in black paint pen. His signature is deemed authentic by virtue of Upper Deck Authenticated’s Five-Step Process.