Sunday Adam Scott became the first Australian to win in Masters history in exciting fashion on the second hole of a sudden death playoff. Hiding behind the scenes or before your very eyes is another big winner, uniqlo a leading Japanese company that just signed Scott to a contract which is the companies first move into Golf.
Tadashi Yanai, president of Fast retailing which owns uniqlo released this statement about the newly founded relationship: “As a company, we aim to provide clothing that meets the needs of anyone, anywhere. Given its widespread following worldwide and accessibility regardless of age, golf is a good match for us.” Yanai founded Fast Retail and has raised up to be the largest apparel company in Asia with sales upwards of $11.9 billion. Other Fast Retailing Brand include Theory and Helmut Land, Yanai the richest man Japan with a net worth of $15.5 Billion say he hopes to quadruple sales up to $50 million.
Uniqlo also just recently signed the top ranked star tennis player to a Novak Djokovic to a 5 year deal, adding scott now to the mix has certainly Created a buzz for the company that is a seemly uknown brand here in the united states. This masters win has not only been huge for Adam Scott but has also Expanded Uniqlo's brand at a rate that I'm sure president Yanai would have only dreamed of signing the 2013 Master winner just a week before the competition.
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