The changing face of golf fashion is often a top talking point in the men’s and women’s game. The last 10 years has seen the hoodie become a golf wardrobe staple, spikeless shoes are the norm from course to clubhouse, and for women, they wouldn’t look far out of place on tennis courts with the skorts and shorts combo. Even the most uptight and traditional clubs have undone their top button and allowed jeans in the clubhouse, which I think most will agree is a welcome and sensible change.
Still though we find ourselves talking about golfers that make the fairway their runway and try new things. Jason Day chose Augusta of all places to debut his new look in Malbon clothing, rocking some baggy trousers that flapped in the wind and a vest top that looked like a cigarette packet.
