Mizzen+Essential, the Dallas-based menswear brand, has signed five PGA golfers as ambassadors. They’re Mackenzie Hughes, Sepp Straka, Austin Cook, Max McGreevy and Harrison Endycott.

Hughes is probably the most completed of the group. He was the 2014 RSM Classic Champion, a 2020 Olympian, 2022 Sanderson Farms Champion and first player in Tour history to win on the Mackenzie Tour-PGA Tour Canada, Korn Ferry Tour and the PGA Tour.

“I really like the texture of every thing Mizzen has,” he said. “The pants are comfortable and stretchy, and the material really moves with you. These clothes make it easy to remain loose on the course, and clearly, they give the impression of being great.”

Straka is the primary Austrian-born player to win on the PGA Tour because the 2022 Honda Classic winner. He finished last season ranked number-seven within the FedEx Cup rankings.

Cook, who won the RMS Classic in 2017, said: “Partnering with Mizzen has been a blast. I really like the garments obviously, but really, I’ve enjoyed hanging out with a gaggle that makes the sponsor-player relationship actually enjoyable.”

Bethany Muths, chief marketing officer of Mizzen+Essential, said the partnerships are a way for golf enthusiasts to see that the road is what the professionals select “after they wish to wear something comfortable, and we are able to give you the results you want too.”

Mizzen+Essential was founded in 2012 as a performance shirt brand and has since expanded right into a full line of menswear.