Former Masters champion takes a brutal jibe at Jason Day over his apparel choice at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am

Since Jason Day's association with Malbon began, the golfer's apparel choices have raised quite a few eyebrows. The latest example was his outfit at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, which former Masters champion Trevor Immelman also mocked during the broadcast.

This week, Jason Day was at Pebble Beach Golf Links for the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, where he made several bold clothing choices. On Sunday, February 2, he sported a grey sweatsuit during the final round of the tournament.

Reacting to Day's outfit, Immelman took a jab at him during the broadcast.

"Did he lose his luggage?" - he said.

Interestingly, Jason Day's attire was not permissible under Pebble Beach Golf Links' official dress code policy.

"At all golf facilities except The Hay, which has no firm dress code, guests are asked to wear a golf shirt and equivalent outerwear. Both shorts and pants are welcome, so long as they are not denim, cargo, or sweats," the official statement on the website read.

Jason Day is among the top golfers who signed with Malbon in January last year. Malbon's clothing designs are quite unusual and unlike traditional golf outfits. Notably, Day was also forced to cover up Malbon's logo at the Farmers Insurance Open last week.

How much did Jason Day earn at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am 2025?

Jason Day tied for 13th at the 2025 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am and earned a $380,000 paycheck. The event had a whopping $20 million purse, with Rory McIlroy claiming $3.6 million as the winner's share. Shane Lowry received $2,180,000 for his runner-up finish.

Here's the payout for the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am 2025:

1. Rory McIlroy (-21): $3,600,000
2. Shane Lowry (-19): $2,180,000
T3. Lucas Glover (-18): $1,180,000
T3. Justin Rose (-18): $1,180,000
T5. Russell Henley (-17): $772,500
T5. Cam Davis (-17): $772,500
T7. Tom Kim (-16): $650,000
T7. Sepp Straka (-16): $650,000
T9. Billy Horschel (-15): $545,000
T9. Scottie Scheffler (-15): $545,000
T9. Taylor Pendrith (-15): $545,000
Si Woo Kim (-13): $465,000
T13. Andrew Novak (-12): $380,000
T13. Jason Day (-12): $380,000
T13. Tony Finau (-12): $380,000
T13. Austin Eckroat (-12): $380,000
T17. Tom Hoge (-11): $285,000
T17. Séamus Power (-11): $285,000
T17. Min Woo Lee (-11): $285,000
T17. Collin Morikawa (-11): $285,000
T17. Sam Stevens (-11): $285,000
T22. Adam Scott (-10): $164,091
T22. Byeong Hun An (-10): $164,091
T22. Taylor Moore (-10): $164,091
T22. Patrick Rodgers (-10): $164,091
T22. Gary Woodland (-10): $164,091
T22. Akshay Bhatia (-10): $164,091
T22. Tommy Fleetwood (-10): $164,091
T22. Eric Cole (-10): $164,091
T22. Viktor Hovland (-10): $164,091
T22. Sam Burns (-10): $164,091
T22. Rasmus Højgaard (-10): $164,091
T33. Sungjae Im (-9): $104,429
T33. Keith Mitchell (-9): $104,429
T33. Nick Taylor (-9): $104,429
T33. Patrick Cantlay (-9): $104,429
T33. J.J. Spaun (-9): $104,429
T33. Jake Knapp (-9): $104,429
T33. Lee Hodges (-9): $104,429
T40. Stephan Jaeger (-8): $73,000
T40. Mackenzie Hughes (-8): $73,000
T40. Erik van Rooyen (-8): $73,000
T40. Maverick McNealy (-8): $73,000
T40. Robert MacIntyre (-8): $73,000
T40. Jhonattan Vegas (-8): $73,000
T40. Christiaan Bezuidenhout (-8): $73,000
T40. Aaron Rai (-8): $73,000