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Why Sam Burns has a Raising Cane's logo on his shirt
TL;DR
Sam Burns, competing in the final round of the Masters, has a Raising Cane's logo on his shirt due to his sponsorship with the Louisiana-based chicken chain. He is currently one stroke behind the co-leaders, Cameron Young and Rory McIlroy.
Sam Burns should be in the mix for a green jacket Sunday as he enters the final round of the Masters one stroke behind co-leaders Cameron Young and Rory McIlroy.
And while the 29-year-old attempts to replicate the success of his earlier rounds, and stave off a field that includes eight other players within five strokes of the lead, fans will notice a couple bright red and yellow patches on the collar of his shirt. If they didn't notice before.
One is the ubiquitous MasterCard logo. The other? It's a Raising Cane's logo.
So, why is it there? Because Burns, who is from Louisiana and went to LSU, is sponsored by the Louisiana-based chicken chain. He even worked a shift at one of the Houston-area restaurants last month.
Q&A
Why does Sam Burns have a Raising Cane's logo on his shirt during the Masters?
Sam Burns has the Raising Cane's logo on his shirt because he is sponsored by the Louisiana-based chicken chain.
What is Sam Burns' current standing in the Masters tournament?
Sam Burns is one stroke behind co-leaders Cameron Young and Rory McIlroy as he enters the final round of the Masters.
