The US Pro Golf Tour is now a "Black and Red Wave"... Wishing Tiger a Speedy Recovery~

Rory McIlroy wished for Woods' speedy recovery on the final day of the WGC Series Workday Championship with a 'black and red fashion'. Bradenton, Florida, USA = Getty Images / MultiBits

[Asia Economy Kim Hyun-jun, Golf Specialist Reporter] "Red shirt with black pants."

This is the final day trademark of the 'Golf Emperor' Tiger Woods (USA), the so-called 'black and red fashion.' On the 1st (Korean time) at the Concession Golf Club in Bradenton, Florida (par 72, 7,474 yards), the last day of the World Golf Championships (WGC) Workday Championship (total prize money $10.5 million) ended, but most of the players attracted attention by wearing the same outfit. It was a message of support for Woods' speedy recovery after his car rollover accident on the 24th.

Former world number ones such as Justin Thomas (USA), Rory McIlroy (Northern Ireland), and Jason Day (Australia) took the lead, joined by defending champion Patrick Reed (USA), Tony Finau (USA), and Tommy Fleetwood (England). Morikawa (USA), who achieved a three-stroke victory that day, said in an interview, "My clothes didn't arrive on time, so I had no choice but to wear a gray shirt," and added, "I hope Tiger recovers quickly and returns to the field."

Golfweek in the United States described it as a 'homage' to Woods. In art and literature, it means "reproducing a respected author and work." The Gainbridge LPGA (total prize money $2 million) on the LPGA Tour is in a similar situation. 'Former golf queen' Annika Sorenstam (Sweden) expressed her special feelings through a red shirt and black skirt. Woods expressed his gratitude through the foundation's Twitter, saying, "I was moved to see the red wave on TV today," and "It gave me great strength."

'Former Golf Queen' Annika Sorenstam expressed her special feelings for Tiger Woods by wearing a red shirt and black skirt on the final day of the Gainbridge LPGA. Orlando, Florida, USA = Getty Images / Multibits