The rising influence of Malbon Golf continues to gain momentum, as LPGA standout Charley Hull has joined its roster of high-profile ambassadors. Known for blending golf culture with fashion, Malbon has attracted a growing list of professional golfers, and Hull is the latest to embrace the brand. This move aligns her with the likes of PGA star Jason Day, Jeongeun Lee, and Jesper Parnevik, who have all endorsed the label.
Jason Day, who recently shifted his sponsorship from Nike to Malbon, expressed his excitement about the partnership, citing the brand’s unique appeal. In an interview with Yahoo! Sports, Day shared:
“Aligning with Malbon feels like a natural and exciting step. The brand resonates with a diverse and fashion-forward audience, and Iâm thrilled to be a part of that.”
Day further explained his vision for the partnership, saying, “My aim is to break down barriers, showcasing the human side of these remarkable athletes and emphasizing the diverse talents, personalities, and passions that make them unique.”
With both Day and Hull in the fold, Malbon Golf is poised to further establish itself in the mainstream, gaining valuable recognition through its high-profile partnerships.
Charley Hullâs ADHD Diagnosis
In a personal revelation, Hull recently shared her diagnosis of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), a condition that has had a profound effect on her life. Speaking candidly, Hull admitted that she previously did not understand ADHD and had even joked about it before learning she had the condition.
“I used to laugh at people who had it because I didnât understand it,” she told Golfweek. Now, having experienced its challenges, Hull described feeling “like a prisoner” in her own head at times, adding, “I canât sit down. I drink a lot of water, and Iâve never understood why. I found out itâs actually a big thing with ADHD.”
Despite her struggles, Hull remains resilient and refuses to seek sympathy. Sheâs learned to manage the condition, saying, “There are good and bad days, but you just have to ride it out.” Hull also expressed a belief that society has become overly sensitive to certain issues, noting, “People need to get on with it these days.”
The diagnosis hasnât slowed down her game, as Hull continues to excel on the LPGA Tour. Currently ranked No. 8 in the Rolex World Rankings, sheâs a force to be reckoned with on the golf course and is only improving with time.
With Hull and Day leading the charge, Malbon Golf is well-positioned to make waves in the golf world, both on and off the course.
