The Week In Style: 02.24.16

By Alex Holmes

February 24, 2016

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Bubba Watson

Watson’s first weekend in his new G/Fore glove ended with a big win at the Northern Trust Open. Now, if G/Fore could only help with the rest of his wardrobe …
Oakley
G/Fore

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Hideki Matsuyama

OK, this isn’t a particularly stylish polo, but you’ve got to hand it to Matsuyama when it comes to his commitment to consistency. He must own this shirt in 50 colors because I can safely say I’ve never seen him wear a different design.
Srixon

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Tony Finau / Jamie Lovemark

These are good looks at Nike’s new blade collar design on two super-cool players. Finau and Lovemark bring a ton of personal style to the game, and Nike’s done a great job re-interpreting a classic design for the next generation of players.
Nike

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Rory McIlroy

In addition to three new polo collar shapes, Nike also dropped these Flyknit Chukka spikes last week. Not sure how they will shape up with shorts, but they looked super sharp on Rory at Riviera now that he slimmed his trousers up a bit.
Nike

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Justin Leonard

It’s amazing what simple style and sharp fit can do to your appearance. Leonard, nearly 19 years past his Open Championship win and 43 years young, looks better than ever. The guy is proof that strong style has nothing to do with age. Fashion trends come and go, but Leonard’s look is timeless.
Kjus
FootJoy

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Adam Scott

Gray is pretty much a universal shade; it looks good on everybody and goes with everything. Plus, layering shades of gray, like Scott did Thursday at the Northern Trust, can make even the smallest amount of color really pop.
Uniqlo
FootJoy

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Paul Casey

If you’re into the athlesiure look, and wearing more active wear in your everyday wardrobe, it’s important to note that this style looks better when grounded in darker shades. Casey looked like a boss on Thursday from the waist up, but the khakis completely lost me. This felt like two different attitudes in one look.
Nike

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Paul Casey

Casey subbed in some blue trousers for Friday’s round and pulled everything into line.
Nike

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Sergio Garcia / Jordan Spieth

A lot of sleeveless styles can come off looking a little dorky, but interesting fabrics and good details can go a long way to elevate the look. Full- and quarter-zip vests in matte colors and tech fabrics felt updated on these guys at Riviera.
Adidas
Under Armour

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Justin Thomas

Forget the finish and check out Thomas’s belt. Keep in mind that as your trousers start to slim down, your accessories should follow suit. Style is about balance and proportion, and JT looks to have that figured out.
Polo Golf

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The Week In Style: 02.24.16

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Bubba Watson

Hideki Matsuyama

Tony Finau / Jamie Lovemark

Rory McIlroy

Justin Leonard

Adam Scott

Paul Casey

Paul Casey

Sergio Garcia / Jordan Spieth

Justin Thomas