Team golf has always been as much about identity as it is about competition. Every uniform is designed to create a sense of unity, but the best ones also capture where golf style is heading. For the 2026 Presidents Cup at Medinah, B. Draddy and Zero Restriction have delivered a collection that feels rooted in classic American sportswear while embracing the more refined direction golf fashion has been moving over the last few seasons.
After making their Presidents Cup debut in 2024, B. Draddy returns alongside Zero Restriction to outfit both the U.S. and International Teams, as well as captains, caddies, and staff throughout tournament week. The collection covers everything from competition polos to cashmere sweaters, quarter zips, crewnecks, sport vests, waterproof rain suits, and technical outerwear. Every piece is finished with the Presidents Cup logo alongside each team’s shield or flag, giving the collection a polished, team-first look.
The biggest takeaway is how wearable these uniforms feel. Team apparel has often leaned heavily into patriotic graphics and oversized logos. This year’s collection takes a more tailored approach, letting premium fabrics, classic silhouettes, and restrained branding do most of the talking. It feels closer to luxury sportswear than traditional tournament merchandise.
That philosophy perfectly aligns with B. Draddy’s identity. The brand has quietly become one of golf’s best examples of elevated sportswear, blending heritage-inspired styling with modern performance fabrics. Cashmere sweaters, refined knitwear, and versatile layering pieces have become signature items, making the collection feel just as appropriate at a private club as it does inside the ropes.
Zero Restriction continues to handle the performance side of the wardrobe. The brand has spent years building a reputation for some of the best technical outerwear in golf, and its inclusion ensures players are prepared for whatever weather Medinah delivers in late September. From lightweight wind vests to full waterproof rain suits, the layering system is designed to perform without sacrificing style.
Color also plays an important role in defining each team’s identity.
The U.S. Team sticks with a familiar red, white, and blue palette that reflects the tradition of American team golf. The International Team takes a different direction with black and gold, drawing inspiration from the Presidents Cup Shield that represents players from countries across the world. The darker palette gives the International collection a sharper, more sophisticated look that should stand out throughout the week.
According to Summit Golf Brands Creative Director and B. Draddy founder Billy Draddy, the goal throughout the design process was to ensure players felt comfortable, looked sharp, and had products capable of performing under tournament conditions. Collaboration with both captains helped shape the final collection, allowing player feedback to influence everything from fit to styling.
That collaborative approach was echoed by both captains.
U.S. captain Brandt Snedeker emphasized the importance of confidence that comes from wearing gear players genuinely enjoy putting on, while International captain Geoff Ogilvy viewed the uniforms as another way to unite players representing different countries under one identity. In team golf, clothing becomes part of the culture players build together over the course of the week.
Summit Golf Brands has become a familiar name at the Presidents Cup. Zero Restriction has supplied outerwear for multiple editions dating back more than a decade, while B. Draddy joined the lineup in 2024. Their return for Medinah continues a partnership built around premium apparel that balances performance with timeless style.
For golf fashion fans, the collection also reflects a broader shift happening across the game. Technical apparel is becoming more refined. Tailoring is returning. Heritage details are finding their way back into modern performance clothing. Players increasingly want pieces that work beyond tournament week, and brands are responding with apparel that looks just as good in the clubhouse as it does on the first tee.
The 2026 Presidents Cup uniforms capture that evolution. They’re designed for one of golf’s biggest stages, but they also represent where the game’s style is heading next.