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No contractual boundaries placed on Tiger's switch

By Darren Rovell
ESPN.com

Monday, July 28, 2003

Tiger Woods is paid roughly $20 million a year to endorse the Nike brand, but the world's top-ranked golfer isn't contractually obligated to use Nike clubs. Woods, who has continued to use a 3-wood, wedges and putter made by Titleist, used a Titleist driver for Monday night's Battle at the Bridges. He switched from a Titleist to a Nike driver in January 2002. Mike Kelly, business director for Nike's golf club division, told ESPN.com that he expects Woods to use the Titleist driver "at least t ...

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