Jason Day made headlines last year master In the first round, his outfit was unconventional. This year, the power of Augusta National Golf Club demanded that he keep a low profile of his appearance.
One day, 13 times PGA Tour The winner of the 2015 PGA Championship revealed this week that he was asked to remove his controversial sweater vest at last year’s Masters, a round he worked with Tiger Woods.
Tiger Woods and Jason Day check the scoreboard after No. 18 During the completion of the first round of the Masters Championships held on April 12, 2024. (Adam Cairns-Usa Network Today)
“We just put it on and then got a little crazy,” Dai recalled as she showed up. “And Golf” podcast. “It doesn’t take much to stand out on the golf course because only everyone is essentially wearing the same thing.”
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Day is an ambassador to Malbon Golf, a Los Angeles-based golf clothing company, and the duo came up with an idea to wear a unique sweater vest that contained the word “Malbon Golf Championship” with big red and black letters all over the front.
During the round, there was news one day that someone asked him to take off his necessary clothes during the game.
“My agent got a call from Highland and said, ‘Hey, we need Jason to take off his vest.'”
Jason Day ranked 18th in the first round of the Masters Championships held at Augusta National Golf Club on April 12, 2024. (Kyle Terada-Usa Network Today)
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Day said last year’s issues prompted the match to look at his plans for this year’s Masters early, and it was no surprise that the initial plan was cut.
“It will be crazier than last year.”
Australian Golfer Say he won’t classify himself as a fashion icon, but he certainly does like to push the limits.
Jason Day is on the 16th hole in the second round of the Masters Championship at Augusta National Golf Club on April 12, 2024. (Kyle Terada-Usa Network Today)
“I kind of feel like shaking on the edge of a traditional golf and bringing it on the line and bringing it back.”
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“I’m not stepping on anyone’s toes here because I know when we play Masters it’s all about Masters, and it’s always about the tournament,” he said. “The whole experience of Augusta was amazing. I just wanted to make sure I didn’t try to do anything too crazy or strange to disrespect the game. I always respect it as much as possible.”
Fans will have to wait until Thursday at 9:58 a.m. ET to see what day they plan for. He will Three-time Masters champion Phil Mickelson and Keegan Bradley.
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