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Tuesday, April 12, 2011
6:14PM

« Schwartzel goes off Nike's Masters script »

Yesterday's post highlighting Charl Schwartzel's Nike polo generated few enquiries as to the specifics of the rest of his clothes for the week.

It's interesting to note that scripted documented below, was not followed in every instance. For example, Schwartzel was scripted to wear the Tour Perforated Cap on Friday and Saturday, but opted for the Tour Visor instead.

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Thursday

Tonal Plaid Polo, Tech Pant (white rather than black) Tour Visor (white rather than black), Club Inspired Swoosh Buckle (white rather than black), Coolmax Merino V-neck Sweater

Friday

TW Dri-Fit Pickstitch Polo, Tech Pant, Tour Perforated Cap, Club Inspired Swoosh Buckle (white belt), Coolmax Merino V-neck Sweater

Saturday

Dri-Fit No Sew Polo (this does not resemble what Schwartzel wore Saturday -- he wore a shirt with a shorter, squared off placket -- Chapeau Noir prefers the long placket No Sew), Tech Pant (Khaki rather than black), Tour Perforated Cap (substituted visor), Club Inspired Swoosh Buckle (white belt rather than black), Athlete Coolmax Merino 1/2 Zip

Sunday

TW Bonded Gradiated Stripe Polo, Tech Pant, Tour Visor, Club Inspired Swoosh Buckle, Athlete Coolmax Merino 1/2 Zip

So as you can plainly see, there were lots 'o substitutions over the four days, save for Sunday -- proving that these guys don't necessarily stick to the script, and are quite capable of dressing themselves -- even under pressure.

Schwartzel wore Nike Lunar Control Limited Masters Edition (Black/Green).

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