Brooks Koepka’s Smash GC was perceived to be the last crucial thread connecting Nike to golf world glory. However, as it turns out, Smash GC has announced its new apparel sponsorship, shattering all previous expectations. Yes, you heard it right. The family-owned, famous brand REDVANLY has been picked over the $153.41 billion brand by Koepka and his LIV Golf teammates. But why did they make that choice?

Why did Smash GC pick REDVANLY as their apparel sponsor?

As Smash GC continues to thrive in the LIV Golf universe, its new on-course partnership seems to be in a great position to cater to its newly emerging needs. They are committed to providing high-quality, performance-driven apparel that will not only serve the purpose of Smash GC but also its expanding fanbase.

REDVANLY has a deep-rooted commitment to curating “unparalleled athletic wear for both on and off the golf course.” They have been serving their passion to strive for quality, high performance, and style, since 2013. They are based in New Jersey and operate in a family-based setting.

On the occasion of collaborating with the powerful team, Andrew Redvanly, the founder of the premium brand, said, “We’re excited to partner with proven winners like Smash GC. This partnership is not just about providing high-quality apparel; it’s about joining forces with a team that embodies our core values of excellence, innovation, and performance.”

This joining of hands is an anecdote in favor of Smash GC’s growing popularity and increasing trust in the golfing spectrum. But what do the players have to say about their new ally?

Smash GC members express their optimism on the partnership with REDVANLY

As plans relating to the launch of this collaboration’s first line of men’s performance polos and outerwear draws closer, it has become increasingly intriguing for many of the fans to know their favorite players take on the matter.

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Interestingly enough, the talented LIV golfers have not remained behind in expressing what they truly feel. For instance, Jason Kokrak has been avid in expressing how he feels about the future with REDVANLY.

He said, “I love the fit, feel, and style of the line and look forward to wearing it the rest of the 2024 season.” Graeme McDowell and Talor Gooch were not far behind in acknowledging the brand and its efforts, either. The former praised REDVANLY for producing “a world-class product,” while the latter for “style and fit for both on and off the course.”

What do you think about the new partnership?

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