The team uniforms for the 2024 Presidents Club have finally been revealed! The US Team and the International Team will battle it out at The Royal Montreal Golf Club from 24th September to 29th September. B. Draddy and Zero Restriction, part of the Summit Golf Brands, made the kits for the week-long event at The Royal Montreal Golf Club. “After months of planning, fine-tuning design details, and collaborating with the PGA TOUR, Presidents Cup, and Fanatics teams to ensure a successful rollout, I couldn’t be more excited for our Presidents Cup uniforms and apparel collection to finally be launching today,” said Chad Delp, President & CEO of Summit Golf Brands.
B. Draddy and Zero Restriction will design kits for the teams, caddies, and staff for the biennial team golf extravaganza. The two brands have unique identities and visions which are reflected in their collection. B. Draddy wanted to create a better cotton polo, only to now boast a full collection of luxury essentials for men and women. The brand uses some of the most premium materials to make its products, like Peruvian Pima cotton and Merino wool from Italy. Zero Restriction, on the other hand, aimed to create a waterproof yet breathable jacket that delivers peak performance on the course. Let us take a closer look at what the two brands have come up with for the 2024 Presidents Cup.
The uniforms for the likes of Scottie Scheffler, Hideki Matsuyama, and others for the 2024 Presidents Cup
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“Summit Golf Brands has been fantastic to work with in creating the 2024 International Team uniforms and has done a wonderful job incorporating our colors and the team Shield,” said International Team Captain Mike Weir. The team captains have worked in collaboration with the brands, and the result is a bespoke line of clothing that is both functional and striking. The teams will each have 27 pieces in their collection, comprising polos, crewnecks, vests, hoodies, pullovers, jackets, hats, and a pant.
The US Team, of course, has blue, white, and red polos, just like the colors of the American flag. They also have 2 other polos, one with thin red and white stripes blended together and a white polo with a striking dark blue collar. Players will also receive 5 vests, a blue lightweight vest, a blue everyday vest, and a grey woolen vest. The other two vests, one normal and one hybrid, are made by Zero Restriction and are also blue. The collection has 2 crewnecks, both gray.
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Zero Restriction has come up with 9 high-performance hoodies for the competition and B. Draddy has made one. Lastly, the collection also features a bucket hat, a baseball hat, and blue pants made by Zero Restriction. All articles have the Presidents Cup and the USA Flag embroidered on them. The International Team collection features the exact same articles but in a black, grey, and white theme. The Summit Golf brands must have worked tirelessly to produce this bespoke collection, but there are 2 more brands to be talked about.
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Headquartered in New York, Summit Golf Brands has 4 brands under its umbrella – Zero Restriction, Fairway & Greene, B. Draddy, and EP New York. Each brand has a distinct identity and creates apparel for different purposes. We have already discussed the stories behind Zero Restriction and B. Draddy. Now it’s time to take a closer look at the other two brands.
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Fairway & Greene has been making golf apparel for almost 25 years. Their focus is on making classic, traditional, and authentic apparel for golfers without compromising on performance. EP New York, on the other hand, was founded in 1995 and made clothes exclusively for women who love golf. The brand features unique designs for a distinct look without compromising on performance.
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