Justin Thomas quietly made switch before PGA Tour | Golf News

Justin Thomas is likely to be the latest PGA Tour star to hit the clothes free company market after Tommy Fleetwood’s cut up from Nike.

Thomas has been an ambassador of Greyson since 2022, donning the model’s wolf emblem on all of his on-course apparel. The two-time major champion is yet to play on the PGA Tour this season after having back surgical procedure.

Eagle-eyed viewers observed that Thomas wore a plain white polo without the Greyson emblem. Logos for Thomas’ other sponsors, Lineage and Energy Transfer, appeared on the chest and shoulder, respectively.

The absence of the Greyson emblem would point out that Thomas’ contract expired at the end of 2025, and he has yet to signal an extension or attain phrases with another attire company. The Express has contacted Greyson for remark.

Player clothes has been one of the subplots of the PGA Tour season so far, with Fleetwood’s long affiliation with Nike coming to an end.

The FedEx Cup champion has worn an eclectic combine of manufacturers through the opening weeks of the 12 months, including Masters and Pebble Beach-branded gear.

Unlike Thomas, Fleetwood doesn’t put on any sponsor logos on his clothes, that means the American wouldn’t benefit from the same inventive freedom in selecting his outfits as his English counterpart.

But the previous world No. 1 is sure to be a prime goal for the most important manufacturers in golf if his deal with Greyson has expired.

Fleetwood, meanwhile, is having fun with the freedom of selecting his own threads for the time being, even if it means he’s leaving sponsorship {dollars} on the desk.

“I think for now, I’m in a situation where I am wearing things that I like and things that I want, and … I haven’t had the freedom of trying tons of different things for a long time.

“I think for now, I do have the luxury of trying different things, wearing different things, and I think I’ll just take it from there, from this point onwards. But it’s been nice. And yeah, plenty of people have mentioned it.

“It’s just something different. I have been with one company for a very, very long time, and they were absolutely amazing, and just at this point it’s a bit different, and I’m wearing a few different things.

“I guess over time, I’ll see if there is a particular way that I want to go with what I want to wear. But for now, it’s just trying things and seeing what happens.”