2010 US Open Navy Vest by Ashworth (M)

Name: 2010 US Open Navy Vest by Ashworth (M)
Brand: Generation Mulligan
Price: 26.0 GBP
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Label Size: Medium

Recommended Size: Medium

Pit to Pit: 24.5"

Length: 28"

Condition: 9/10 Very Good

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2010 US Open Navy Vest by Ashworth (M)

Product History

A navy performance vest from the 2010 U.S. Open at Pebble Beach, produced by Ashworth. Designed with a clean V-neck cut and lightweight polyester blend that moves easily through the swing. The front features an embroidered tournament crest in white and red, balanced by minimal detailing and a smooth finish. Its sleeveless silhouette layers naturally over polos, offering warmth without bulk - ideal for early tee times or coastal winds.

Released for one of golf’s most iconic venues, this piece captures the understated style that defined early-2010s golfwear - technical yet classic. More than event merch, it’s a wearable memory from a major championship, built with the quiet quality and functional ease Ashworth was known for.