Payne Stewart’s Masters Fits Remain Undefeated

As Augusta kicks into gear, it seems fitting to look back at the Masters style of the legendary Payne Stewart. As years pass since the iconic life of Stewart was cut short way too early, his style contributions to the golf world continue to resonate.

Known for his flashy outfits comprised of wild colors, knickers, high socks, and an ivy cap golf hat, Payne Stewart brought his A-game to The Masters. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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In 1987, Payne brought out the pink knickers, white shirt, pink bow tie, and white ivy cap. This classic fit screams easter pastels and greens in regulation. 

Y’all arguing about hoodies on the golf course meanwhile my man Payne Stewart used to be out there in a pink tux and plus fours pic.twitter.com/i58gFaXcVv

— Two Inches Short (@TwoInchesShort) October 25, 2020

The 1996 Masters saw Payne offer an elegant tribute to Bobby Jones. Outfitted in gray knickers, a white collared shirt, vibrant tie, a back cap, and white shoes with a black toe cap. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Stewart wore a tuxedo once for the Masters Par 3 contest. Once told by his father that he had to wear loud clothing to stand out, this example takes it to a classy level that Ian Poulter couldn’t duplicate. 

Payne Stewart in a tux
https://t.co/3s2pY6w7D6 pic.twitter.com/ebUgVA8iMA

— FOGOLF (@FoGOLF) October 29, 2020

Payne Stewart’s legacy continues to endure through his achievements, accolades, humanity, and style influence.

As the tournament kicks off, one can’t help but tip the cap to Payne for his style legacy that is still present today, years after his untimely passing. 

Payne Stewart at the 1993 Masters Tournament – pic.twitter.com/FmzDlTVQsR

— TheGolfDivoTee™ (@TheGolfDivoTee) April 5, 2022

Nobody had a better Masters drip than Payne.

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