Jason Day’s Championship Vest From The Masters Has Gone On Sale... Here's How To Get It!
Like the look of Day's Malbon Championship Vest from Friday at the Masters? Well, right now, it is on sale and available to the public!


Golf fashion is forever changing and, at the 2024 Masters, it was Jason Day who created the biggest talking point with his Malbon Golf Championship vest causing quite the stir at Augusta National.
Featuring No.313 and the words 'Malbon Golf Championship', the vest prompted Augusta National to ask Day to remove it during the second round of the Masters. However, following the tournament, Malbon Golf have now released it to the public, and it's available to pre-order from the official Malbon website.
Malbon Championship Vest | Preorder at Malbon Golf
Now $248
One of the most eye-catching garments we have ever seen, you can now purchase the Malbon Championship Vest from the official site!
Regarding the vest, we can't confirm what 313 actually means, but it could be associated with the 'Connect 313' Fund, which is a PGA Tour “Changing the Course” initiative created to "ensure every Detroit native has access to the internet and technology within a ten-minute walk of their home". Malbon has been involved with the campaign before.
When it comes to Malbon Golf, Day signed with the brand in January 2024 and joined the likes of Charley Hull to don the apparel. Established by Stephen and Erica Malbon back in 2017, the LA-based company has continued to gain popularity, with their ultimate aim "to inspire today’s youth to participate in the greatest game on earth."
Available in Small to Extra, Extra Large, the vest is constructed of 100% extra-fine merino wool and features a ribbed neckband, armholes and waistband, as well as all the details we saw in the 2024 edition at the Masters.
Currently, the style is pre-order only and is estimated to start shipping in early May but, given the attention that the vest has garnered at Augusta National, it's an item of apparel that is sure to make you stand out on the golf course,
Along with the vest, Day's pants were also a big talking point at the Masters, with the former Major winner wearing a pair of nylon pants during the first round of Augusta National. There were mixed reactions to them, but they are also available to purchase from the Malbon site.
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Malbon Nylon Pant | Available at Malbon Golf
Now $150
Complete Day's look with a pair of the Nylon Pants from Malbon Golf. Featuring a soft elastic waistband with interior drawcord, they have been designed with excellent comfort in mind

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Taking up the game when he was just seven years of age, Matt made it into his county squad just a year later and continues to play the game at a high standard, with a handicap of around 2-4. To date, his best round came in 2016, where he shot a six-under-par 66 having been seven-under through nine holes. His favorite player is Rory McIlroy, despite nearly being struck by his second shot at the 17th during the 2015 BMW PGA Championship.
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Putter: Cleveland TFI 2135 Satin Cero
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