Jason Day's Pre-Open Championship Outfit Is Drawing Wild Reactions From Fans
Jason Day has always been a step ahead of other golfers in the fashion game—he loves making a statement. For instance, during the U.S. Open, his American‑flag shorts made headlines and got the whole community talking. Well, he has done it again.
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On Tuesday during the practice session of the Open Championship, Day showed up clad head to toe in a coordinated rain‑ready set fashioned from a gray Prince‑of‑Wales plaid fabric.
A roomy, high-collared half‑zip jacket with sealed pockets and elastic cuffs, matching dropped‑crotch trousers featuring zip side‑pockets and stretch‑panel ankles and white slip‑on golf shoes. His outfit immediately became the talk of the town.
Jason Day can be seen on the 17th hole during the second round of the Travelers Championship golf tournament.© Bill Streicher-Imagn Images
"Not gonna lie, This stuff is really growing on me" A fan commented.
"If golf was in the winter Olympics" Another joked.
"Actually, he unfolds into a tent that can be set up in just 15 minutes." One said, clearly voicing his criticism.
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"Modeled after a bin liner. Malbon needs to be raided by the FBI. Make up some charges..." A fan expressed.
"Zip off pants is wild" Another pointed out.
"My boy pulled out the snowboarding gear 😎" One worded.
Fans stand divided over his outfit choice. Some really love it while others not so much.
Day is coming to Portrush after missing the cut in the John Deere Classic. He carded rounds of 74-66 to exit with a final score of 2-under par.
Related: News on Grant Horvat and PGA Tour's Disagreement Emerges This Week
This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Jul 15, 2025, where it first appeared.
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