Viktor Hovland roasted — once more — for PGA Championship outfit

Golf Twitter is roasting Viktor Hovland once more over his outfit on the PGA Championship.

The Norwegian professional, who completed the primary spherical Thursday at 2-under, sported a shiny orange and yellow ombré polo whereas competing at Oak Hill Nation Membership in Rochester, N.Y.

Hovland wore the quick sleeve high beneath an orange and blue zip-up jacket, which featured an identical ombré zipper.

It got here after the 25-year-old professional wore a pink and white floral shirt in the course of the Masters in April, which garnered ruthless reactions from folks on social media — with one individual comparing him to “an exploded watermelon.”

Now, Golf Twitter is having a subject day once more with Hovland’s shiny apparel.

“Viktor Hovland strikes once more with the unhealthy shirt,” one person wrote.

“I really like Viktor Hovland with all my coronary heart however these matches completely have to cease,” one other stated.

A separate tweet in contrast Hovland’s shirt to the alcoholic cocktail, “intercourse on the seaside.”

It’s unclear what Hovland’s motivation was behind selecting his outfit for the opening spherical of the PGA Championship.

Nonetheless, some had intelligent comparisons, together with a Dutch pace skater and “Emily in Paris.”

“Viktor Hovland is dressed just like the Headless Horseman in a jockey uniform for the Halloween Derby,” somebody wrote.

This wasn’t the primary time Hovland has been roasted on Twitter for his competitors ensemble.

In April, his floral shirt from J.Lindeberg turned heads on the course in Augusta, the place he was paired with Tiger Woods and Xander Schauffele within the first two rounds of the Masters.

The polo was lined in Azalea flowers, which pays homage to the thirteenth gap “Azalea” at Augusta Nationwide, according to Sports Illustrated.

When Hovland was requested about his Masters apparel, he stated he had nothing to do with selecting out his match.

“I simply put on what they inform me to put on,” he stated, laughing, throughout an interview with ESPN’s Scott Van Pelt. “It’s positively slightly bit on the market, however I’d somewhat take these than the pink pants I had final 12 months.”