Groundskeeping
The most legendary hairdos (and don’ts) in golf history

Golf is a game steeped in traditional values. In almost every facet, it rewards careful consideration and punishes impulsivity . . . except when it comes to hair care. There, sprouting out beneath hats, popping up beyond visors and crawling down over collars, lies a universe of follicle frenzy and experimentation Old Tom Morris’ beard only dreamed of. It is a necessary bit of self expression in a sport that frowns upon it—a drop of perfectly harmless rebellion in a place that stamps it out. It gives life to the old adage “look good, feel good, play good,” even if you’re the only one who thinks you look good. So in that spirit, raise a fistful of pomade to the sky and join us as we relive the long, messy, sometimes spiked, often frosted history of glorious golf hair. May God have mercy on your barber.
Cameron Smith - The BYOB Party in the Back

Ian Poulter - The Oreo Blizzard

Matthew Stockman
Ian Poulter - The Red Velvet

Stephen Munday
Larry Nelson - Horseshoes and Hand Grenades

Bettmann
Miguel Angel Jimenez - Business

Stacy Revere
Miguel Angel Jimenez - Pleasure

Tracy Wilcox
Rory McIlroy - The Sheepdog

Ian Walton
John Daly - The Greatest Hit

Focus On Sport
John Daly - The B-Side

PGA TOUR Photo Services
Tiger Woods - From the (Frosted) Tips

KMazur
Brooks Koepka - The Quarantine

Brooks Koepka - The Quarantine Pt. 2

Rickie Fowler - The Biebs

David Cannon
Rickie Fowler - The Orange Crush

Scott Halleran
Rickie Fowler - The Olympian

Bernhard Langer - The Burn-Hard

David Cannon
Andres Gonzales - The Hat Head

PGA TOUR
Victor Dubuisson - The Flop Shot

David Cannon
Craig Stadler - I Am the Walrus

Augusta National
Robert Rock - The McDreamy

Andrew Redington
Jake McLeod - The Undercover Mullet

Aitor Alcalde