Week In Style: 04.27.16

By Alex Holmes

April 27, 2016

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Billy Horschel

No stranger to statement trousers, Horschel cued up these green gingham pants Sunday at the Valero Texas Open. If you feel like stepping out with some bolder bottoms this spring, go for it. But, as we always warn you, make sure your shirt and shoes then are white.
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Charley Hoffman

Hoffman finally closed things out on Sunday at TPC San Antonio after hanging around the top of the leader board at a ton of tournaments this season. He hasn’t been a stranger to the top of the style leader board, either, as his cool shades of matte green, blue and gray always set his style apart for the field in a subtle, modern way.
Travis Mathew
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Patrick Reed

Be the guy with personality, not the guy whose clothes have personality. Reed’s pants are over-designed and don’t seem to fit.
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Bryson DeChambeau

In his second start as a professional, DeChambeau looks pretty comfortable in his new Puma threads. Like some other high-profile Puma players, DeChambeau does well to keep things on the subtler side. He looks awesome in this two-tone color-blocked chest stripe and signature newsboy cap.
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Brooks Koepka

Shots like this make you wonder what took Nike so long to bring Brooks on board; he seems made for this energetic, modern look. Setting off shades of light blues and teals against a pair of pure white pants is a very sharp way to wale up your spring style.
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Luke Donald

See how Donald’s black belt blends perfectly with his black pants? No matter what you wearing, making your strap an extension of your shirt or trousers by syncing up your shades is one way to seriously smooth style.
Ralph Lauren – RLX
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Phil Mickelson

Lefty finally dropped the side-tab trousers went back to the belt loops at the Valero Texas Open. This all-black everything look worked well.
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Hiroshi Iwata

We’ve seen this look from Iwata before, and while we applaud its consistency, these odd printed details feel a little too random to be stylish.

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Justin Leonard

The former Open champion continues to kill it in his minimally modern Kjus sets. Follow Leonard’s lead if you feel like putting more color into play this season and ground brighter blues against classic navys.
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Li Haotong

Keeping your entire wardrobe on the darker side and setting it all with some crisp white kicks is a very fresh way to elevate a simple look. On or off the course, this works day and night.
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Week In Style: 04.27.16

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Billy Horschel

Charley Hoffman

Patrick Reed

Bryson DeChambeau

Brooks Koepka

Luke Donald

Phil Mickelson

Hiroshi Iwata

Justin Leonard

Li Haotong