We polled PGA Tour pros on the best-dressed players. Here's what they said

“Adam doesn’t fall into the cookie cutter category that a lot of guys do,” Day added.

The same goes for Mitchell.

“It really seems like nearly everyone goes for the same look, which is why Keith tends to stand out,” said Billy Horschel, ambassador for RLX, who finished in third place.

Joe Highsmith, a first-time tour winner in 2025, added, “There’s not many guys that I would say are very well dressed. Everyone kind of wears the same athletic style, maybe a little flash in the shirt and then the same kind of pants. Keith switches it up, and he’s a little unique with what he wears, and he’s always looking pretty good.”

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Keith Mitchell at TPC Scottsdale

Justin Edmonds

If today’s scripting has yielded fashion that is too similar, say several tour members, one player who is exempt is Jason Day, whose choices in partnership with Malbon Golf swing from traditional to trailblazing. At least he’s trying when he goes avant-garde.

That said, Day was by far the most polarizing player in our poll. He received several best-dressed votes but also a couple of “definitely not Jason Day” remarks.

“I do teeter on the edge sometimes,” admitted Day, who wore a sweater vest during the 2024 Masters that spilled over that edge, prompting Augusta National officials to request he take it off. “I’m endorsed to help build a brand, so when we are trying to build a brand, we’ve got to try and keep people guessing. I want to try and take it to the edge where people are going, ‘What is he wearing?’ and then I bring it back to some traditional golf stuff. I’m very bipolar in the way that I dress sometimes, but it gets noticed.”

Zac Blair was decidedly in Day’s camp.

“There are some days when Jason looks very buttoned up and traditional and old school, and other days it’s pretty flamboyant and wild,” Blair said, “and some of those days I think they’re almost so wild that they sort of work out, and they look good. But his down-the-middle look is really good, too.”

Down the middle. Yeah, it might be predictable, but it works for a lot of guys.

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