PGA veteran Jason Day caused a stir at Pebble Beach Golf Links by wearing a full grey sweatsuit during his final round. The outfit, from his clothing sponsor Malbon Golf, lacked the traditional khakis and polo shirt typically worn by professional golfers. Despite the unconventional attire, Day shot a final-round 69 and tied for 13th place at the tournament. Critics and fans expressed disapproval of Day’s choice of clothing on such a prestigious course, with some questioning how he was allowed to play in a sweatsuit. This wasn’t the first time Day and Malbon Golf pushed the boundaries of golf attire etiquette, as Day previously wore a controversial sweater vest at the Masters. Despite the criticism, Day seemed to take it all in stride, joking on social media about losing his luggage. While his outfit may have raised eyebrows, it didn’t affect his performance on the course as he finished the tournament with a respectable score. The incident served as a reminder of the unwritten rules and standards of fashion in the golf world, which Day and Malbon Golf have challenged with their unique and unconventional designs.
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Fans were angered when golfer Jason Day wore sweatpants at Pebble Beach
