Shop Bryson DeChambeau's US Open-winning apparel

If you're looking for golf apparel that looks cool and classy and fresh and modern, Stitch Golf, worn by US Open champion Bryson DeChambeau, has won.

Stitch Golf was founded in 2012 and first caught the attention of the golf world with its line of leather golf heads. The brand's first golf bag followed in 2018, and Stitch Golf has expanded to offer a full line of apparel, travel bags and accessories.

Earlier this year, Stitch Golf became the official partner of DeChambeau's DeCrushers GC team on the LIV Golf circuit, resulting in the production of a co-designed range of custom men's golf clubs and driver head covers, all available for purchase online.

When DeChambeau won the US Open at Pinehurst last month, interest in Stitch Golf apparel grew. DeChambeau's timeless Sunday look, featuring the aptly named “Victory Striped” polo, is designed with a soft, moisture-wicking, four-sided fabric. “Under the buttons” ensure that the collar stays cool all day.

Check out DeChambeau's winning style from Stitch Golf below, then click the links to add to cart and shop now.

Shop Bryson DeChambeau's US Open-winning apparel at Stitch Golf

Sew a Golf Winning Thread

$98

Designed with soft, moisture-wicking fabric and 4-way stretch, you'll be comfortable wherever your day takes you.

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Sew the Golf Heston Five Pocket Pant

$148

The Heston Pant features a special blend of technical fabric to wick away moisture in a four-way stretch for movement and comfort.

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Sew the Golf Firecracker

$118

Let the sparks fly with this incredibly comfortable and custom designed polo.

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Sew the Golf Broome Stripe

$98

High comfort meets performance in a multi-lined polo designed with anti-bacterial fabric.

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Stitch Dot Golf Crushers

$118

Designed to be flexible and breathable, this polo will not get in the way of your swing.

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