Shop Bryson DeChambeau’s U.S. Open-winning apparel

If you’re looking for golf apparel that can look both polished and professional and fresh and modern, Stitch Golf, worn by U.S. Open champion Bryson DeChambeau, is a winner.

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

Earlier this year, Stitch Golf became an official partner of DeChambeau’s Crushers GC team on the LIV Golf circuit, resulting in the production of a co-designed assortment of men’s custom polos and driver head covers, all of which are available to purchase online.

When DeChambeau won the U.S. Open at Pinehurst last month, interest in Stitch Golf’s apparel soared. DeChambeau’s timeless Sunday look, which featured the aptly named “Victory Striped” polo, is designed with soft, moisture-wicking, four-way stretch fabric. “Under buttons” ensure the collar stays crisp all day long.

Check out DeChambeau’s major-winning style from Stitch Golf below, and click the links to add to cart and buy now.

Shop Bryson DeChambeau’s U.S. Open-winning apparel from Stitch Golf

Stitch Golf Victory Stripe

$98

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

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Stitch Golf Heston Five Pocket Pant

$148

The Heston Pant uniquely combines technical fabric to wick away moisture with a four-way stretch for ultimate movement and comfort.

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Stitch Golf Firecracker

$118

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

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Stitch Golf Broome Stripe

$98

Ultimate comfort meets performance in a multi-striped polo designed with antimicrobial fabric.

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Stitch Golf Crushers Dot

$118

Designed with movement and breathability, this polo won’t get in the way of your swing.

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