Bubba going with an untucked shirt - I like it

[Soloman1]

I'm already opening a new branch of my "faux tuck" shirt.

Announcing... The Golf Overall !

No tucking required. It's good enough for caddies, it's good enough for players.

Sharp, stylish (snicker) golf overall. Even comes with a collar

[bscinstnct]

Just now, Soloman1 said:

I'm already opening a new branch of my "faux tuck" shirt.

Announcing... The Golf Overall !

No tucking required. It's good enough for caddies, it's good enough for players.

Sharp, stylish (snicker) golf overall. Even comes with a collar

 

 

I can think of a very attention grabbing name to combine the words

 

“Faux” and “Tuck”

 

😂

[Soloman1]

Shhh...

 

OK, who wants in on this investment opportunity?

 

"Faux Tuck" and "GolferAlls"

[dlygrisse]

13 minutes ago, bscinstnct said:

I despise blade collar! Look like your collar stuck in your shirt. 

Only people who cool in blade collar like

 

 

 

Don’t be illogical Mr. Bscinstnct. 
 

live long and prosper. 

[WhostherealSlimShady]

13 hours ago, theboypinoy said:

Since there hasn't been a pic yet: 

 

looks fat

[pup142]

My idol John Daly. He puts on the cloths he likes and does what he wants. Sometimes he plays with no shoes. My man.

Edited February 28, 2021 by pup142

[Christosterone]

21 hours ago, bscinstnct said:

I despise blade collar! Look like your collar stuck in your shirt. 

Only people who cool in blade collar like

 

 

 

 

[JRS1939]

On 2/27/2021 at 6:48 AM, Bad9 said:

They should all be wearing jackets and ties, preferably tweed. At least a vest and a tie.

 

[joostin]

21 hours ago, Soloman1 said:

Shhh...

 

OK, who wants in on this investment opportunity?

 

"Faux Tuck" and "GolferAlls"

What the Fauxtuck?!

 

Yeah, Bubba needs to lose his signature top button look, otherwise the untucked shirt would be fine, maybe a little shorter.  Even this onesie-deluxe-elastic-faux-belt dude adds some stylistic flair without the top button.

[Soloman1]

Those no collar men should be ashamed for destroying the traditions of golf! Off with their heads!

[MtlJeff]

1 minute ago, Soloman1 said:

Those no collar men should be ashamed for destroying the traditions of golf! Off with their heads!

 

That should be easy, the collarless shirts leave their long, sinewy necks extremely exposed and vulnerable

[bigred90gt]

I thought professional tournament golf had a dress code requirement that shirts be tucked in? Or is that specifically a PGA Tour rule, and since this is a WGC event as opposed to PGA Tour it is not applicable?

 

for the record, I don’t care one way or another. I say let them dress how they want, so long as they meet the dress code requirements of the club. Shorts/pants, tucked/untucked, I don’t care. 

Edited February 28, 2021 by bigred90gt

[TiScape]

26 minutes ago, JRS1939 said:

 

You’re not allowed to post pics with JT wearing Polo. Cease and desist letter en route. 

[Soloman1]

OK, Idea number 3:

 

Shirt and underwear is one piece. Brilliant. It never becomes untucked.

 

You never have to go through the tee up a ball and check if the back of your shirt is still tucked in, or mark you ball on the green and spend another minute fixing your damn shirt again before a ranger spots you and threatens to expel you from school the course.

 

The problem is that in the old days, pants came above the navel and shirts didn't get untucked. Now, in the rush to save money, pants barely come up to your hips and everyone's crack would show if they didn't have a shirt on. Hell, barely have to use the zipper anymore to go to the bathroom. The pants barely come up high enough to cover your privates

 

(I'm in mood today!)

[golfortennis]

4 minutes ago, Soloman1 said:

OK, Idea number 3:

 

Shirt and underwear is one piece. Brilliant. It never becomes untucked.

 

You never have to go through the tee up a ball and check if the back of your shirt is still tucked in, or mark you ball on the green and spend another minute fixing your damn shirt again before a ranger spots you and threatens to expel you from school the course.

 

The problem is that in the old days, pants came above the navel and shirts didn't get untucked. Now, in the rush to save money, pants barely come up to your hips and everyone's crack would show if they didn't have a shirt on. Hell, barely have to use the zipper anymore to go to the bathroom. The pants barely come up high enough to cover your privates

 

(I'm in mood today!)

 

C'mon, plumbers are people too!

[DavidCrockett]

23 minutes ago, MtlJeff said:

 

That should be easy, the collarless shirts leave their long, sinewy necks extremely exposed and vulnerable

Nothing long and sinewy about Fat Jack Nicklaus' neck.  😂

[Soloman1]

... And far

8 minutes ago, golfortennis said:

 

C'mon, plumbers are people too!

 

And far more useful to society than clothing enforcement officers...

[acemandrake]

23 minutes ago, Soloman1 said:

(I'm in mood today!)

Stay there.  Your writing is better when you're in a mood.

[acemandrake]

1 hour ago, Christosterone said:

 

 

 

Doug Sanders for the win.  As usual.

[drbonesvt]

On 2/26/2021 at 12:52 PM, dubbelbogey said:

I don't know if this was just accidental, or he's doing it intentionally, but Bubba is sporting the untucked look currently at the WGC tournament.

 

I like it.

 

(Yeah, I know this will stir some folks up, but hey, it's Friday. Why not.)

Good look for a trailer park 

[ode]

It's tucked in today....but he still has the bunched up pants.....maybe he should go with joggers 🤭

[Bad9]

24 minutes ago, acemandrake said:

 

Doug Sanders for the win.  As usual.

All the mock neck haters heads must be exploding over these pics!

[2bGood]

On 2/26/2021 at 4:43 PM, MPAndreassi said:

Just for the sake of conversation, who decided what the appropriate attire is, and what’s acceptable and not? Just rules based off of tradition?
 

Personally, I think the dress code  for attire in a club house or pro shop should be a bit more formal. I’d have no issues with the guys on tv wearing shorts. It’s hot out there, there’s no reason for them to be forced into wearing pants while walking 5 miles. I wouldn’t respect their abilities any less if they had shorts and a T-shirt on. I just ordered some of the Nike blade collar polos and they arrived today, and I honestly don’t see myself wearing any traditional collar polos once the weather is hot and humid here.  

 

This argument that 'traditional' golf clothes are in some way too hot is a bit silly now that there are so many options with technical fabrics and the good 'old fashion' collar has functional purpose in the heat.

Edited February 28, 2021 by 2bGood

[extrastiff]

5 hours ago, 2bGood said:

 

This argument that 'traditional' golf clothes are in some way too hot is a bit silly now that there are so many options with technical fabrics and the good 'old fashion' collar has functional purpose in the heat.

Not as much functional purpose as a sun shirt with a hoody. 
 

How many golfers walking around with popped collars at the club lol

 

they are hotter than linen and spandex and other stuff. It should be up to the discretion of the wearer whether it is “too hot.”

[bscinstnct]

7 hours ago, Bad9 said:

All the mock neck haters heads must be exploding over these pics!

 

It is very troubling indeed.

 

😂

 

Mock is bad enough

 

Short sleeve mock turtleneck?

 

So, you need to warm your neck but it’s hot enough for short sleeves?

 

I could see a mock on a first date. Maybe. Tryin to show your kinda sharp and hip. But otherwise,

 

“just don’t do it “

 

 

 

 

 

[MPAndreassi]

8 hours ago, 2bGood said:

 

This argument that 'traditional' golf clothes are in some way too hot is a bit silly now that there are so many options with technical fabrics and the good 'old fashion' collar has functional purpose in the heat.

 

I disagree. Having lived through Florida summers for a couple of years, and traveling throughout the country no material can make pants acceptable in some climates. If that were the case I don't think we'd be seeing shorts in practice rounds. With modern clothing and tailoring I don't think there is anything "unprofessional" looking about the shorts they'd be wearing. The women wear shorts, and skirts no one calls their looks unprofessional. 

[dubbelbogey]

6 minutes ago, MPAndreassi said:

 

I disagree. Having lived through Florida summers for a couple of years, and traveling throughout the country no material can make pants acceptable in some climates. If that were the case I don't think we'd be seeing shorts in practice rounds. With modern clothing and tailoring I don't think there is anything "unprofessional" looking about the shorts they'd be wearing. The women wear shorts, and skirts no one calls their looks unprofessional. 

 

Agreed.

 

Also, the caddies wear shorts. I'm sure they could wear long pants, if they chose to do so, but they don't. This is so simply because shorts are just more comfortable in the heat and humidity.

 

 

[Jwin323]

I just miss seeing his belt.

Edited March 1, 2021 by Jwin323
stupid

[Jwin323]

On 2/26/2021 at 10:59 AM, Celebros said:

The untucked shirt bothers me less than his compulsion to button his shirts all the way to the very top button, lol.

He'll never open the top button. he has a rainforest growing on his chest and the only way to limit unchecked growth is to keep it from direct sunlight.

[Abh159]

When you haven't won in 3 years I guess you have to find some way to get a little TV time. Although I was very disappointed he didn't match his shirt to his iron covers.....