Outfit Worn by Last Place during Saturday Golf

Al Czervik is the loud, lovable clown of the golf world—never serious until the moment truly demands it. In that same spirit, the Captain’s Club introduces the infamous “Al Czervik Outfit”, awarded to the golfer sitting dead last going into the final round of the Carl Spackler Open. This eyesore of an outfit must be worn for the entirety of Saturday’s round. While it may appear cruel, the Captain’s Club insists it’s done in the best interest of the unfortunate soul forced to wear it. The hope is to provide a clear—and comical—warning of the humiliation that awaits if they don’t turn things around, much like a scolding from a disappointed spouse after a night out gone too far. Unveiled alongside the Golden Jacket and the Carl Spackler Outfit the night before the tournament begins, the Al Czervik Outfit stands as a cautionary symbol. Its purpose? To spark a heroic performance in even the most hopeless of hackers—one that might rescue them from the ridicule of parading around in full Czervik glory on championship day.