(Reuters) – Tyrrell Hatton defended his alternative of clothes at this week’s BMW PGA Championship after the hoodies he sported through the event divided opinion amongst golf followers on social media.
Hatton’s clothes grew to become a significant speaking level of the occasion, sparking a debate about acceptable costume codes for the standard sport.
His sponsor Adidas (OTC:) pledged to provide away 10 comparable hoodies to his followers on Twitter and the 28-year-old mentioned he was shocked by the stir his clothes had induced.
“The hoodies look good and there isn’t any motive why there must be a difficulty with it,” four-times European Tour winner Hatton mentioned, including that they had been snug to play in.
“It creates a little bit of debate. Individuals are break up, they do not know in the event that they prefer it or not, however I believe it is a cool factor that individuals are speaking about it, they need to be open to the thought of making a extra open sport slightly than being type of snobby.”
Hatton heads into the ultimate spherical on Sunday, three photographs away from nearest challengers Joachim B Hansen of Denmark and Frenchman Victor Perez.
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