What brand of shirt does Viktor Hovland wear? What is he wearing at The Sentry 2024?
The Norwegian golfer is off to a great start this year in Hawaii and his fashion style hasn’t gone unnoticed either.
Hovland is looking to start 2024 where he left 2023 after winning the FedEX Cup title. The 26-year-old is styled out by the Swedish clothing company J. Lindberg. Information on the clothes that Hovland is wearing this week in Hawaii at The Sentry can be found on this online retail shop.
We noticed Hovland’s polo shirt while he was on the putting green Friday before teeing off with Scottie Scheffler and Jordan Spieth.
Magic touch from Hovland 🦅
— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) January 6, 2024
He buries his eagle putt on 18 @TheSentry. pic.twitter.com/T96Mp55D0C
The J.LINDEBERG company was founded in Stockholm in 1996 according to their website. They offer products for consumers leading a contemporary and active lifestyle. It’s definitely a style for the modern, upbeat crowd.
You have to be a great golfer with a ton of confidence to play with some of the outfits he wears. His wardrope at the 2023 British Open was a little more toned down compared to other majors this year, but he has definitely been a good investment for J.Lindeberg as his shirts made a splash at the Masters, PGA Championship and US Open last year. He is competing with some of the best golfers in the world, but nobody is close in level of fashion.
Viktor Hovland isn't concerned about the fashion police. 😂
— Golf Digest (@GolfDigest) May 19, 2023
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Where is Viktor Hovland from?
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Hovland doesn’t fit the stereotypical physical description of a Norwegian, but that’s where he’s originally from. The BMW Championship winner was brought up in Oslo, the capital of Norway. He played college golf at Oklahoma State University and turned professional in 2019, where he debuted at the Travelers Championship in June of that year.
What’s his professional record?
He has finished T2 at the 2023 PGA Championship, T4 at the 2022 Open Championship and T7 this year at the Masters Tournament. He has nine professional wins, include five on the PGA Tour, including a victory at the BMW Championship, where he pocketed $3.6 million for the win. He went on to win the 2023 FedEx Cup title and an $18 million dollar paycheck.
Aloha, Friday. 🌺
— The Sentry (@TheSentry) January 6, 2024
With over 30 PGA TOUR players participating, a record of $46,000 was raised for local Maui charities today!
Mahalo to everyone for sporting their best aloha gear 🤙#TheSentry pic.twitter.com/tM3pMxSHVB