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Chapeau Noir has provided insight on golf fashion trends in the following publications:

Edinburgh Scotsman - July 14, 2010 - Dressed to a tee: Fashion at the Open, By Alice Wyllie

"It's generally accepted that if you look good, you feel good - which can then translate into playing better golf," he says.

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Compleat Golfer (South Africa) - August 2010 - A Flash In The Pants

"When choosing your belt buckle, feel free to express your personality, but be honest with yourself in regard to your personal dimensions. Gents a dessert or two over 36 inches in the waist should try to avoid larger-scale buckles... there's no need to draw attention to an already prominent area."

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CNG Style Quotient Index

Updated regularly, CNG presents the hot and not of golf fashion...

Hot: TRUE linkswear, single strap golf bags, Travis Mathew, Ryan Moore, Kikkor Golf

Not: Steve Elkington, colorblind fabric, straw hats, sloppy plackards, giant belt buckles with beaucoup bling

(As of June 6, 2010.)

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« Presidents Cup Apparel Coverage »

American Team caddies Steve Williams and Jimmy Johnson (Photo by Scott Halleran/Getty Images)Giant Jersey Significance Lost on Williams

Prior to the Wednesday practice round at The Presidents Cup, American team caddies sported San Francisco Giant jerseys, complete with NOB's (name on back).

The idea for the jerseys came from John Wood, caddie for Hunter Mahan, who grew up a huge Giants fan. Steve Williams claimed to know nothing of the significance of the number he was wearing, allowing a brief opportunity for endearment to pass him by without care.

The AP has the down low on who chose what number and why, but here at CHG, I'm digging the muni-attitude that this brings.

After all, Harding Park, the venue for this edition of the President's Cup is, like Bethpage and Torrey Pines, municipal courses, and on municipal courses, we all know that dress codes are more relaxed. I would not be surprised to see any manner of sporting jersey adorning a golfer at a muni - not that I'd be happy about it - but I'd not be surprised.

Fred Couples, American Presidents Cup Team Captain, in the Sun Mountain Rainflex jacket (Photo by Scott Halleran/Getty Images)Sun Mountain Outerwear Sighting

The sweet-and-tasty Sun Mountain Rainflex jacket made an appearance on Wednesday, despite the sunny weather.

San Francisco is known for its damp, bone chilling weather, so that may have been the reason why a few American team members, along with American Captain Fred Couples were spotted on the grounds wearing the sleek and modern full-zip Sun Mountain product - a welcome departure from traditional old-school choices made for Presidents Cup / Ryder Cup gear. I particularly enjoy the custom white piping, and the red side panels (which are barely hinted at in this photo). Sporty, patriotic, and tasteful.

While rain may put a damper on the competition, my spirits will certainly be lifted if we get to see the American team in full rain suit regalia.

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Reader Comments (2)

I think the caddies look silly. I think the PGA is going to step in. It cheapens the game.

Oct 9, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterRoger Mayfield

T'was only a bit of fun team bulilding during a practice round. No harm no foul.

Oct 9, 2009 | Registered CommenterChapeau Noir

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