How to buy Jason Day USA golf shorts, Malbon US Open golf shorts
Here's everything you need to know in order to buy Jason Day's USA golf shorts from Malbon.
Jason Day's Eagle Buckets Flag Scooter Short
Get your USA golf shorts and be the envy of both your golf course and pool party this summer
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What was Jason Day wearing?
As evidenced above, Day rocked a pair of Malbon's new Eagle Buckets Flag Scooter Short. An elastic waistband and a 5.75" inseam means these bad boys are perfect for both the golf course and a summer party.
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How to buy Jason Day's USA golf shorts
The shorts went live at Malbon on Tuesday afternoon and can be purchased here.
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What did Jason Day wear at 2024 Masters?
Day's flashy Malbon Golf Championship sweater was a talking point among patrons (and everyone at the course). The Masters and Augusta National asked him to remove the sweater and wear a more traditional outfit.
Here's a look at what he wore.
What did Jason Day say about that sweater vest?
What is Malbon Golf?
Malbon was founded in 2017 by Stephen and Erica Malbon, who created stylish golf gear worn by Day and LPGA golfer Minjee Lee.
The company's mission says it "sought to honor the heritage of golf while opening it up to a broader community, blending time-honored values with a fresh, creative spirit."
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