Dressed for success: Cameron Young's Wyndham Championship winning Peter Millar apparel
Young dominated the 2025 Wyndham Championship, becoming the 1,000th unique winner in the history of the PGA Tour, and some fans cannot get enough.
For his efforts, Young took home $1.476M of the $8.2M total purse at Sedgefield Country Club, and moved up to 15th in the latest U.S. Ryder Cup standings.
David Dusek already took a look at the winning golf equipment used by Young over the weekend, including how a change in golf ball helped Young get over the hump, but now we're diving into the champion's closet and taking a look at how Cameron Young dressed for success in Peter Millar apparel at the 2025 Wyndham Championship.
Cameron Young's Peter Millar golf polos
Young wore different types of Peter Millar's Performance Jersey Polos throughout the weekend, including the Solid the Ballad and more.
Cameron Young's Peter Millar golf pants
Young chooses all the technical benefits from the Surge Performance Trouser, including maximum stretch, moisture-wicking technology and water-resistant protection.
Cameron Young's Peter Millar golf belt
A golf belt is often a piece of apparel that goes overlooked, but a good belt ties the entire outfit together. Young wore Peter Millar's Crafted Woven Belt in Nickel throughout the tournament.
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