And with that, the countdown for the 2024 Presidents Cup begins! For the 14th Presidents Cup, Team USA & the Internationals have landed in Montreal, Quebec, Canada with their best 24 players to duke it out at the Royal Montreal Golf Club. The course will be holding the Presidents Cup for the first time since 2007, when Team USA won it after scoring 19.5-14.5 over the International Team’s 14.5.

This time too, the game will be intense and the competition high as the best golfers like Scottie Scheffler, Xander Schauffele, Wyndham Clark, and more represent the Americans. The 12 players with team captain Jim Furyk have landed and started practicing at the Montreal Golf Club too. A post shared by Presidents Cup, captioned, “Your first look at the U.S. Team at Royal Montreal” revealed the latest apparel that Team USA would be donning for the 14th Presidents Cup.

Scheffler, Schauffele, Sam Burns & Co were seen wearing the blue polos which had the Presidents Cup logo embroidered on the left side with the USA flag on the left sleeve. Furthermore, the polos also have the red, white, and blue stripe logo on the back with USA written on top and the blue hat with USA on the front and the flag behind it to complete the look.

The golfers were looking dashing in the new Presidents Cup outfit as they practiced as a team at the Royal Montreal Golf Club. So, who was behind the team apparel, and what more is in store for Team USA?

Who designed Team USA’s Presidents Cup outfits?

This time, the PGA Tour, Presidents Cup, and the team captain of the Americans, Jim Furyk, worked with two different Summit Golf Brands to articulate the outfits for all seven days. Team USA revealed just one design, but there are more polos, hats, and outerwear that they will be wearing during the competitive and practice rounds.

Aside from the plain blue polo, there are six more deviations with red and white stripes and blue and white stripes. There is also a just plain white polo and a white cap with the Presidents Cup logo on it. Going with the color theme, there are three more polos, red with white stars, blue with white stars, and white, which has blue stars. The two brands that worked exclusively on the clothing were Zero Restrictions, which made only outerwear like rain gear and jackets.

On the other hand, B. Draddy made all seven collared polos, pants, and golf sweaters. Furyk, who is also an ambassador at Summit Golf, shared his satisfaction with 2024 Team USA’s Presidents Cup fits and said, “My goal was to make the uniforms simple, functional, and comfortable, and Summit Brands has delivered on every aspect of that mission for us.” The golfers will be starting the Presidents Cup on September 26 with a morning four-ball session. Hopefully, Team USA will keep up the domination. What are your thoughts on the apparel? Let us know in the comments below.