It’s only February and Rickie Fowler may have won the award for the worst dressed on the PGA tour.

American formed a part of the field that competes in waste management open in Phoenix, a tournament synonymous for Its cruelty.

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Fowler began his first round with the hope of recreating his performance in 2019 at the tournament where he beat South Africa’s fire Grace to win the event.

However, it was not Fowler’s ability on fairways that generated headlines.

Instead, it was his rather questionable attire.

Fowler has a sponsorship of several million dollars with Puma, but no sum of money could have prevented fashion police from getting out in effect.

Exclusively of his sunglasses and shoes, the 36-year-old was decorated from top-to-to-camouflage.

Previous PGA tour Pro Smylie Kaufman shared a moment of Fowler’s bizarre outfit on X with the caption: “Bold decision to only wear shoes and sunglasses today Rick!”

Fans on social media pleased to joke that Fowler was not anywhere to see thanks to his camouflage.

One published on X: “Rickie Fowler Somewhere in that photo. “

Another wrote: “Anyone see Rickie Fowler out there? Can’t seem to find him.”

Noteworthy this is not the first time a golfer on the PGA tour has committed a crime Against fashion this year.

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On Pebble Beach Pro-Am, Australian star Jason Day Decided to play their last round in a full gray training suit.

Given the traditional nature of the sport in terms of a player’s outfit, where Life golfDecisions to let players wear shorts on the track were seen as controversial, today’s attire really raised the eyebrows.

Fortunately for Aussie, some fans still felt that Fowler made him beat for the smaller fashion choice.

One said: “You can’t say this is better than Jason Day’s Sweatsuit.”

Another led: “‘Jason Day is wearing another controversial outfit on the course. Rickie Fowler: Keep my beer.”

If anything, it was somewhat suitable Fowler wore a camouflag -inspired outfit so he could escape from the fans after a catastrophic start to the first round.

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Fowler carded bogeys on the first two holes but hit a birdie on the third to get things back under control to some extent.

Four consecutive pairs followed before things were discovered.

A third bogey on the front nine put his score up to two over par but the worst was still coming.

In PAR-four ninth, Fowler met a 296-farm’s driving far wide on the fairway and into the original area.

He managed to recover and eventually came on the green with his fourth shot to sit up with a three foot putt for a bogey.

It is remarkable that Fowler managed to miss but sank the ball on his sixth shot to record a double bogey when his score ballooned to four over par. After nine holes.