What Is Cameron Smith Wearing?
The Australian currently wears Original Penguin and FootJoy gear.
The Australian currently wears Original Penguin and FootJoy gear.
What Is Cameron Smith Wearing?
Australian Cameron Smith always has stylish apparel and accessories as part of his setup on the golf course. The main reason for this is of course his affiliation with Original Penguin, a brand that regularly produces garments that look great on the links, but also can be worn off it too.
Not only that, but in 2021 the brand has put more focus into sustainability, through the implementation of Penguin's RE-Originals fabrics which are made from a combination of polyester, elastane, and recycled polyester.
He will turn up at Augusta looking to display all of this, as well as looking to go one better than his runner-up finish in 2020's November edition of The Masters.
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What Is Cameron Smith Wearing?
Original Penguin Energy Stripe Polo
On Thursday at Augusta National Smith will start with the Energy Stripe polo from Original Penguin. We think the white, green and blue striping looks great.
Original Penguin Mini Floral Print Polo
On moving day at The Masters, the Mini Floral Print polo will be on display. The flower design really stands out as does the fabric detail here because Penguin has combined polyester with recycled materials, with just enough elastane, to provide the shirt with plenty of stretch to allow full movement.
Original Penguin Eco Golf Earl Polo
For Friday and Sunday Smith is wearing the Eco Golf Earl polo. One of Penguin's most popular designs, Smith will wear it in summer green on the Friday, and in hot coral on the Sunday, both of which will really pop against the green fairways of Augusta. It will also keep him cool and comfortable too because of the lightweight and stretchy fabric construction.
Original Penguin All Day Everyday Pants
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Each of the polos are paired with the All Day Everyday pants. One of the best models in golf, these are made with a stretchy and technologically advanced fabric. But it is the little details we like the most here, such as the elastic gripper waistband, and Pete the Penguin logo on the back. The versatility here is also a huge plus point because these, as the name would suggest, can be worn all day and just about anywhere. A variety of colours will be worn throughout the week.
Original Penguin Pete’s Birdseye Crew Neck Sweater
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If the weather turns a little bit colder, which it can do in Georgia at this time of year, then Smith will go for this Crew Neck Sweater, which also made our buyer's guide on the best golf jumpers.
FootJoy Premier Series Packard Golf Shoes
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After having used the FootJoy Pro/SL shoes for a while it appears Smith has started using the Packard model in the new Premiere Series of golf shoes.
The Packard collection, which comes in all black or white, is inspired by Frederick Packard, FootJoy’s founder and a shoe pioneer who drove the adoption of many modern manufacturing and design innovations that are still used today.
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Titleist Tour Split Panel Cap
Smith may have decided to grow out the mullet in 2021 but he always sticks it underneath a flat bill cap from Titleist, such as the Tour Split Panel model pictured above.
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