TIGER WOODS - POP Golf N° 06 - Tour Debut 1992

This figurine from Funko’s POP! Vinyl range depicts the courageous, determined and indispensable athlete before he rose to fame: the legendary and iconic golfer Tiger Woods during his early days on the professional circuit.

The figure features the stylised features and proportions characteristic of Funko figures, with its distinctive design. This model comes in the classic vinyl format with a fixed structure, designed to ensure perfect stability when on display. The design captures the champion’s appearance at a specific moment, dressed in his modest sports kit from 1992. The plastic sculpture pays meticulous attention to the character’s physical attributes, conveying his innocence, determination and the athletic build of a modern figure. The paintwork faithfully reproduces the contrasting colours and the details of his swing posture to illustrate the mindset of this demanding player.

This officially licensed collectable figurine is primarily aimed at sports enthusiasts, fans of the sport and Funko collectors. The item is supplied in its original display box, which is numbered and features the range’s signature colours.

Inspired by the sporting history and career of the greatest modern golfer, Eldrick ‘Tiger’ Woods is a Californian-born athlete who spent much of his youth pursuing a single goal: to revolutionise the world of golf and secure his place amongst the greatest legends of pop culture. A precocious prodigy trained by his father, his trajectory took an irreversible turn in 1992 when he made his historic debut on the PGA Tour at the age of 16 at the Los Angeles Open, learning to mask the media pressure behind absolute concentration, thereby developing extraordinary strength of character in the face of seasoned players. Guided by his own moral values and an unwavering quest for technical perfection, he strove to master every swing on the most demanding greens. This marked the beginning of a demanding period of global dominance, during which the young golfer used his determination to break records, becoming the indispensable icon who ushered his sport into a new era of media and sporting prominence.