We've seem some... interesting, shall we say, outfits in recent years at Augusta National. From Jason Day's controversial Malbon sweater to Ben Crenshaw's questionable printed polo shirt as he slipped into the Green Jacket after winning the 1995 tournament.
If I were to ask you who would be making the headlines for wearing some eye-catching outfits this week, I don't think many of you would say Cameron Smith. However, come Wednesday morning at Augusta, the Australian has become the talk of the driving range thanks to his unique look.
Smith switched from wearing Penguin apparel to Greyson earlier this year after his Ripper GC team announced a partnership that saw Greyson become the official apparel sponsor of the LIV Golf team.
Smith isn't the only Greyson sponsored athlete in the field this week, with the likes of Jon Rahm and Justin Thomas also rocking the wolf logo on their clothing at Augusta, albeit we doubt they'll be wearing anything as flamboyant as Smith's suit jacket.
The look may not be for everyone, but if it for you then you're in luck - you can buy it online! Greyson's Sequoia Blazer is available to buy on their website, but you'll have to pay a pretty penny for it. RRP for the jacket comes in at $498. Unfortunately for fans of Ripper GC, the jacket is not yet available with the team logo on it like Smith wore this morning.
Smith enters Augusta with a strong record at The Masters, finishing in the top ten in four of his six starts that include a T2 finish in 2020, a T3 finish in 2022 a T6 finish in year year's edition of the tournament.
Will he be the first ever Masters winner to slip on the Green Jacket... over another jacket!?
You must confirm your public display name before commenting
Please logout and then login again, you will then be prompted to enter your display name.
-
Tiger Woods Spotted Making Surprise Visit To The White HouseTiger Woods made his first appearance since Achilles surgery with a surprise mystery visit to the White House
-
Bold Plan Reportedly Launched To Attract Rory McIlroy And LIV Golf Stars To 2025 Australian OpenMcIlroy is reportedly the Australian Open's number one target if Royal Melbourne wins hosting rights for an event the World No.2 has not played since 2014
-
The 3 Big Changes LIV Golf Would Have To Make To Gain OWGR PointsWith recent reports of LIV Golf bidding again for OWGR points, we look at the three major changes the league would have to make to succeed
-
Which LIV Golfers Will Feel Hard Done By After Missing Out On PGA Championship Invites?David Puig and Tom McKibbin got late PGA Championship invites but players above them in the LIV Golf standings and two event winners this year missed out
-
'I Knew What I Was Signing Up For' - LIV Golfer Philosophical About Missing Out On PGA Championship InviteThe LIV Golfer is philosophical about missing out on a special invitation to the PGA Championship, despite some impressive form
-
Report: Bryson DeChambeau And Brooks Koepka Among Players Present At Ryder Cup DinnerUS captain Keegan Bradley hosted a dinner on Tuesday evening that included several stars from the PGA Tour, as well as, reportedly, LIV Golf's DeChambeau and Koepka
-
LIV Golf's David Puig Invited To PGA ChampionshipThe 23-year-old Spaniard has received a special invitation into the PGA Championship for the second successive year
-
Rory McIlroy Says PGA Tour PIF Deal Is Needed 'For The Health Of The Professional Game' In The Long TermThe Masters champion has admitted that a deal to bring the game together would be beneficial in the long run, but that there's no urgency on the PGA Tour's part
-
'The Day Before, I Spent An Afternoon Writing Down Every Negative Comment Someone Could Ever Leave, Literally Pages And Pages Of Negative Comments, And I Thought To Myself If Somebody Writes Something Worse Than That Tomorrow, Fair Play, Right?'YouTube giant Rick Shiels discusses his decision to join LIV Golf as an official ambassador and content creator
-
LIV Golf Korea Fans See Two Holes-In-One In Just An Hour As Leishman And Burmester Make AcesBoth Marc Leishman and Dean Burmester made holes-in-one in the first round of LIV Golf's debut in Korea - and only about an hour apart
