Jason Day’s apparel in 2024 has been pushing the boundaries — but it surely all went somewhat too far for Augusta Nationwide.
The Australian revealed on Saturday that he was requested to take away an merchandise of clothes throughout the second spherical by Masters Event organisers.
The merchandise in query was a white Malbon sweater vest with ‘Malbon Golf Championship’ printed in giant black and purple letters.
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Day was described by one social media person as wanting like a ‘pack of cigarettes’.
The vest mysteriously disappeared mid-round, but it surely wasn’t a change in temperature that made the Australian take away the merchandise.
He informed reporters on Saturday that he had little alternative within the matter as he was requested to take it off with no rationalization.
“I didn’t ask… They mentioned, can you’re taking it off? I mentioned, yeah, no worries,” Day mentioned.
“Respectfully, you do this as a result of it’s all in regards to the event right here, and I perceive that.
“I respect the event. That’s what we’re right here to do is try to play and win the inexperienced jacket.”
Day’s apparel has frequently set tongues wagging in 2024 since he signed an endorsement take care of Malbon.
Throughout the third spherical, he was as soon as once more sporting outsized pants, which have been dubbed as ‘MC Hammer pants’.
Chatting with Fox Sports activities’ Paul Gow after the spherical, Day mentioned he loved sporting garments that received folks speaking.
“It’s very completely different. I feel it goes to the youthful era which is nice factor,” Day mentioned.
“It’s good to have the ability to put on one thing that’s being talked about, that’s my job: Play nearly as good as I can and get on TV, and do nearly as good a job as I can sporting the garments.”