Jason Days eye-catching U.S. Open golf fashion | Golf News

Jason Day is well-known for his eye-catching apparel on the golf course, and the 38 yr outdated was turning heads once again forward of the U.S. Open.

PGA Tour newcomer Jackson Koivun has also signed with Malbon, additional cementing the model’s growing presence on tour.

During Wednesday’s apply spherical at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club, Day stepped out in a near-camouflage patterned shirt, complemented by shorts that includes a matching thick stripe — a look that was coordinated enough to draw loads of consideration.

When requested to sum up his apply spherical outfit in a single phrase, followers wasted no time weighing in on social media.

“Redneck,” wrote one fan in the feedback. “Fresh,” wrote another.

Day’s fashion selections have long divided opinion, and Masters officers took issues into their own palms earlier this yr, vetoing a number of Tour gamers’ outfits forward of Augusta National’s April event. According to Sports Illustrated, Day was informed that his top had handed muster, but he can be required to ditch the matching bottoms in favor of solid-colored pants.

“If you are on the course and you are tuned in with nature and know the sounds of birds, you’ll make more birdies,” Malbon said of his outfit. “It’s inspired by Native American beliefs. Each one of these birds has a different meaning. I’ve been sending the noises of the birds to Jason for the last six months. Hopefully, he’s trying to stay in touch with nature.”

The former World No. 1 is making ready for his fifteenth Masters look, having recorded 5 top-10 finishes at Augusta National.

“We kind of did, but we kind of cut everything in half,” Day, 38, said last yr. “With what we’re supposed to wear, they said that’s a little bit much, but that’s OK.

“We had to ship it in. I feel I’m on the short listing of guys that have to ship their scripting in now. I get it. It was a little bit a lot on Thursday.”

Day expressed no hard feelings over Augusta National’s decision, noting his daily ensembles all complement and reflect the aesthetic of his partnership brand.

“It’s good. I perceive. We’re right here for the event,” Day said last year. “This is why we come every April. We’re right here to play the event and I perceive. We’ll do what we will with what we’ve fashion-wise and take pleasure in enjoying the event.”