Jason Day's Sweatpants Outfit Sparks Outrage at Pebble Beach Pro-Am

Australian golfer Jason Day sparked controversy at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am by wearing a full gray sweatsuit, a departure from traditional golf attire. His outfit drew comparisons to Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman and was criticized by commentators, including former PGA Tour star Trevor Immelman, who quipped about the outfit during the broadcast. Despite the backlash, Day embraced the attention, sharing a humorous post about losing his luggage while sporting the sweatsuit. The incident highlights ongoing discussions about golf attire, as Day's partnership with Malbon Golf has led to increasingly unconventional fashion choices on the course, often raising eyebrows among fans and commentators alike. Notably, Day's attire did not conform to Pebble Beach's dress code, which prohibits sweatpants. He finished the tournament tied for 13th, earning $380,000, while Rory McIlroy claimed victory with a two-stroke win.