British Open Style Recap

July 23, 2013

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Phil Mickelson and Jim "Bones" Mackay

Looks like two winners to me. I've never seen Bones look that good. P.S.: It didn't go unnoticed that this was a lighter, brighter Sunday clothing selection for Phil. Obviously it worked.

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Graeme McDowell

This is clearly G-Mac's signature look: tartan trousers, bold color-blocked shirt and those great white Eccos.

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Luke Donald

Speaking of signature looks, nothing defines RLX better than the colorful wardrobe that Luke Donald has adopted.

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Charl Schwartzel

Charl Schwartzel's body English gives us a good look at his head-to-toe style.

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Brandt Snedeker

Love the pants, love the shoes, just don't like them together. He's got the right belt and hat, but it almost looks like he forgot to bring the right footwear. Either that, or these adidas are so comfortable, he doesn't care what he looks like.

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Dustin Johnson

Thumbs up on the engineered print on DJ. Simple, clean and graphic.

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Rory McIlroy

While I love the bright stripes, there's simply too much dark color. There's no definition to the look. The only thing that stands out is the Nike swoosh.

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Camilo Villegas

There's something to be said for making black and white work. And I think the key to this J. Lindeberg outfit is most assuredly the black belt.

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Ross McFarlane

It's not difficult to spot this broadcaster. Those floral pants are right on trend and I know there's a reason he has the hat backwards. I just don't know what that reason is.

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Hyung-Sung Kim

Attention shoppers! Do not attempt this at home unless you have the following ingredients: a world-class golf game; the confidence to combine two patterned elements; a deep appreciation for playing in Scotland (the graphics on his sweater). It all works beautifully. Like that wrist candy, too.

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Ian Poulter

This is what is called style camouflage. Classic, IJP Inc. tartan trews matched with a clean bold top. Looks like his son Joshua's already taking a page from the old man's scrapbook with those tartan shorts.

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Billy Horschel

I'm sure Horschel's as disappointed as we are that he didn't get to the weekend. We missed the opportunity to see that great RLX Sunday outfit.

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Keegan Bradley

We've been saying this all year: Tommy Hilfiger, red-white-and-blue, Keegan Bradley, it all works. This is a great picture, because not only are the clothes great, you get an insight into his personality.

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Tom Watson and Nick Faldo

Isn't it amazing how trim Tom Watson looks at 63?

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Martin Laird

I don't know about you, but I am through with this "match the belt to the shoes and the hat" motif. Let's change the rules and match the belt to the pants or the shirt. This looks like a military outfit.

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Jordan Spieth

See comments on Martin Laird.

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Bubba Watson

Love the shirt, just wish Oakley would've selected solid color trousers to create a cleaner image. They almost look like seersucker, and that's not necessarily good for television.

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Ryan Moore

Hooray for Ryan Moore! Hooray for Ryan Moore! I think these red pants are great, and I love that he picked up that red detail on those True Linkswear shoes. Nice finish, too.

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Shingo Katayama

Shingo's in a class by himself. With his shirt untucked and that hat, he's channeled George Lopez on the course -- only with better fitting pants.

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Gareth Wright

Here's a great example of stylish dressing. Is that another pair of the Poulter trousers? Plaid and the British Open is the perfect match. The bright sweater is terrific, and look at those shoes.

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Boo Weekley

Caution, caution, Boo Weekly on the tee! Beige trousers combined with the yellow shirt and adidas zeros look great. The only thing I would change is the black belt, which immediately draws your attention to Boo's waist. Need we say more?

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Hunter Mahan

Has Hunter been watching Regis Philbin reruns? Wearing one color, such as this blue, gives more of a uniform appearance than a style. Looks like he's part of a marching band.

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Rafael Cabrera-Bello

Notice the hat and shirt go together. Also note the belt and shoes match. And then notice how great it looks.

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Tiger Woods

I love this sweater vest on Tiger. P.S: I also love how he covers up that white belt.

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Darren Clarke

Darren Clarke doing IJP Design proud. And doing himself proud in the process.

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Adam Scott

If you look closely, you'll notice that Adam Scott is wearing a UNIQLO AIRism undershirt with this clean, modern look. Don't worry, that's just a tee in his hand.

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Lee Westwood

This is the one exception to the shoes, belt, and hat match rule. With white trousers, it looks in sync.

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Jason Day

Jason Day dressing like Dustin Johnson. Or is it Dustin Johnson dressing like Jason Day? Oh, whatever.

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Zach Johnson

There must be something with my TV set, because I couldn't believe that Oakley would script Zach Johnson in this sublimated print. There's too much going on, and the red in the belly does not create a great visual. It looks like he just came from the slaughter house.

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Henrik Stenson

Clean, modern, bold. Looks smart.

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Fredrik Jacobson

Let's hope he keeps wearing the Oscar Jacobson Plus Twos. This is the second tournament he's worn them, this is the second time he's played on the weekend with them.

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Miguel Angel Jimenez and K.J. Choi

I like this photo because it's two of the finest gentleman in the game, and two of the most interesting people in golf. It's bold, but not out of character, for Jimenez to wear orange. It's more elegant than, say, a Rickie Fowler orange, and those spectator Nebuloni shoes are really great! He's coordinated well with the perfect pants and belt. This is a great lesson in style: pick one element and have some fun with it.

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Tiger Fans

Is this called a straight flush? Four of a kind? It certainly makes you smile.

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Golf Boys Fans

What is it about the majors that enables people to dress like it's Halloween? I'd empty the candy bowl on these characters.

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British Open Fans

Is this the casting call for my new TV show, "Please Make Me Over"?

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British Open Style Recap

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Phil Mickelson and Jim "Bones" Mackay

Graeme McDowell

Luke Donald

Charl Schwartzel

Brandt Snedeker

Dustin Johnson

Rory McIlroy

Camilo Villegas

Ross McFarlane

Hyung-Sung Kim

Ian Poulter

Billy Horschel

Keegan Bradley

Tom Watson and Nick Faldo

Martin Laird

Jordan Spieth

Bubba Watson

Ryan Moore

Shingo Katayama

Gareth Wright

Boo Weekley

Hunter Mahan

Rafael Cabrera-Bello

Tiger Woods

Darren Clarke

Adam Scott

Lee Westwood

Jason Day

Zach Johnson

Henrik Stenson

Fredrik Jacobson

Miguel Angel Jimenez and K.J. Choi

Tiger Fans

Golf Boys Fans

British Open Fans