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Jason Day Reveals How Malbon Scripting Shocked Everyone Early On
Jason Day became the first PGA TOUR golfer to ditch mainstream brands and merchandise and jump to the unorthodox Malbon Golf this year — a move that shocked a lot of people on the tour as they admit now they did not know what was going on when it first happened.
Malbon and Day have brought out some of the coolest — and most unorthodox looks on the TOUR this year. Many of these outfits have been the talk of golf fashion for some time.
However, Day has talked nothing but positively since going to Malbon about the brand, its modern look, and how the clothing gives him an advantage.
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Day admitted the fit and style of the Malbon lineup, which appeals to the modern style of baggy, loose, and large, has helped his game (via PGA TOUR):
"I'm more interested in having a more relaxed, loose-fitting type of clothing, especially out here because, obviously, the clothes that you see now these days, everything's very athletic looking. And there's nothing wrong with that. I'm just looking for a bit of change, and this is it."
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The look is surely unique, and it's different than what anyone else has been able to wear or offer, and it also gives him more comfort on the course:
"There's nothing worse than when you're playing golf, and you put a sweater on or something like that, and it just feels so restrictive. You're restricting your swing."
Admittedly, other players and figures on TOUR were not sold. Day talks about Joe Skovron, who has been a caddie for players like Rickie Fowler and Ludvig Åberg:
“Even Joe was like, ‘I didn't know who it was. I didn't recognize the person.' We're like, ‘How did that person get in here hitting balls on the range?’ It was just crazy. Everyone was looking at me giving me side-eye.”
We have covered a handful of Malbon's offerings, and we will continue to do so. Malbon offers some truly unique clothes, and many of them are available for the casual golfer to wear, if you are brave enough to do so.
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