The Week In Style: 03.04.15

Padraig Harrington

Harrington won for the first time on the PGA Tour since 2008 with a playoff victory at the Honda Classic. Good to see the happy-go-lucky Irishman hoist some hardware again as this guy is one of the grittiest players around. That's a trait that never goes out of style.

Ryo Ishikawa

Runway and fairway may not be that far apart after all. Hawaiian prints were a strong focus in several designer collections for Spring '15, and here's Ryo sporting the same at the Honda right as the shirts are set for delivery to stores. Ryo may be ahead of the crowd now, but it's only a matter of time before some of his style rubs off on others.Callaway Apparel

Ian Poulter

This is one of the strongest looks I've seen on Poulter in the last few months as it blends the edge and modernism of his new IJP designs with the strong color coordination he's been known for. Tough finish after a strong tournament, but he still puts it together as well as anyone out there.IJP Design FootJoy

Patrick Reed

Reed's pants were so baggy during Monday's final round it looked like he forgot to take off his raingear from over the weekend. Something tells me that's not the look he was going for. A little less fabric in the leg would go a long way. And we're not saying wear skinny jeans. Just trim a little off the front, the back and the sides and you'll at least look like you've got two legs under there.Callaway Apparel

Jason Dufner

OK, where did the other half of Duff-man go? This guy looks great. If he'd just wean himself off that white belt, his style would be as well-balanced as his diet appears to be.Vineyard Vines

Cameron Tringale

This week's "Portrait of the Perfect Move" is brought to you by Tringale. Trust me, I know most of us could spend every day for the next six years in the gym and on the range and not look like this at impact. Still, Tringale's super-simple styling and razor-sharp fit are both ideas we can bring to our own games. On or off the course you'll never go wrong with navy pants and a white shirt, but the difference between you and the slob sitting next to you will always come down to fit. Tuck your shirt in, keep your pants tailored to the top of your shoes and your shirt sleeves halfway down your biceps. Rinse, wash, repeat.Nautica

Rickie Fowler

Fowler is known for rocking some serious color but lately it's his subtler looks that feel like his most stylish moves. Here the contrast collar and flat-brim fitted hat balance perfectly with the same color trouser. In turn, they make his brighter blue shirt really pop. There will be plenty of occasions for the orange jump-suit, but it's nice to know Rickie can bring some serious style with the basics, too.Cobra/Puma

Paula Creamer

Are these separate compression sleeves really more convenient and comfortable than wearing a sweater or wind shirt? It doesn't look like it. There is simply too much stylish outerwear on the market for me to support the sleeve. Furthermore, can anyone give me an off-course occasion where wearing separate sleeves would look appropriate? Anyone? Anyone? Bueller ... That's what I thought. Sweaters, 1; Sleeves, 0.adidas golf

Rory McIlroy

Not a banner performance for Rory's 2015 U.S. debut, but he did bust out these new leopard last Lunar Control 3s at the Honda Classic Pro-Am. They look sweet, and the all-gray set-up helps tone down the pretty wild print. These became available on Nike.com's ID platform in January, so give your own personalized pair a shot online. Just remember, the more you trick out your shoes with colors, patterns and fly-wires, the safer you should keep your pants and polo to put together a really well-balanced look.Nike Golf

David Lingmerth

Balance is a big key to dressing well, and while I don't like hard-and-fast rules, it's a good idea not to identically match the scale and color of any two pieces in your outfit. Here the Swede creates a very strange looking connection between the white wide stripe in his polo and his white belt. Contrast can look cool, but if it feels like you tried this hard to match your belt to your shirt stripe, you'll just end up looking awkward.J. Lindeberg

Tom Lewis

Contrast isn't just about wearing white belts, either. The same dissonance afflicted Lewis last weekend at the European Tour's Joburg Open with this neon belt breaking up his black pant and gray shirt.Oakley

Lee Westwood

Westwood's been wearing glow-in-the dark polos for quite some time now, but it looks like Dunlop has added some sort of geometric strip detail to the shirt in the off-season. Turns out "less is more" is not a universal design strategy.Dunlop

The Week In Style: 03.04.15

By Alex Holmes

What worked — and what didn't — this week on tour