PGA veteran Jason Day donned a full gray sweatsuit on Sunday at Pebble Beach, drawing gasps and harsh critiques from across the fashion-conscious golf world.

Golf certainly has its share of big-time problems at the moment, but if you don't know any better you'd think Jason Day's golf attire was the number one concern on the list for the PGA Tour. The golf world has obviously always had a long-standing tradition of being a "proper" sport where ettiquette means everything not just to the courses and fans,

On Sunday during the final round of the Pebble Beach Pro-Am, Day made an outfit choice that is sparking outrage among some golf fans, though. Rather than a bright sweater or parachute pants, Day opted for a more casual look, we should say. That is, he wore a sweatshirt and sweatpants.

Jason Day has attracted headlines every single time he has come out to play since last year. One of the main reasons for that is his bold fashion choices on the course.

One commentator asked whether the 37-year-old “lost his luggage” on the way to the event - but that wasn’t the case.

PGA Tour star Jason Day was reportedly asked to cover the Malbon logo on the back of his top during the Farmers Insurance Open.

Jason Day’s casual attire on the course didn’t impress the masses at Pebble Beach. The Australian pro golfer — who partnered with Malbon Golf last year after his contract with Nike ended in 2023 — made waves on social media with his full gray sweatsuit when he teed off Sunday for the final round of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am.