Beat, that was me posting the article on what pants Tiger would wear and quoting the Nike people. So you do read my Tiger posts after all.

And, Eye, I raised the issue of the white belt a long time ago. So we agree on one thing at least. Tiger even used to make fun of players (such as Anthony Kim) for wearing white belts. I don't know what happened. Maybe he lost a valuable advisor in the clothings department. It is only OK if worn with light-colored pants.

I am all for comfortable shoes, but he needs to adjust the pants accordingly. You cannot wear dressy balloon pants with sneakers. He needs more of a slim and sporty fit. I learned (from Osubass) that he has an issue with tight-fitting clothes when playing, but it may just be a matter of getting used to them. He definitely has the body.

The most important thing, of course, is winning as DK rightly points out. But please keep his kids in mind. Kids are overly sensitive to what parents wear and want them to look cool. 

 

Tiger made a conscience decision to change his look. He asked to be more teched out. I understand his rationale for wanting clothes that are more comfortable and more compatible with the climate and his movement but, as far as pulling the look together he and the Nike are doing too much. Everything looks like an experiment. He used to wear his clothes bigger but, now that he's bulked up I can see why he ops for a closer fit.
 The shoes are not attractive, period. I think they need to go back the lab on the shoes. As I stated before they could use the old shoe as the prototype and make adjustments with the spikes and inner padding. It's not rocket science.

There is too much going on with Tiger's new look. I didn't have a problem with the Easter egg shirts in the past. I still don't. The white belt just throws off the look. Coupled with the shoes, something about it says, "would you like fries with your burger?"

HEY B18T,

 

LOL,

You have me laughing again, girl . . .

I am "less than thrilled" with the (Easter-egg) shirts that Tiger has worn lately.  The little horizontal pin-stripes are beginning to drive me nuts !

I hope Tiger cruises onto the Tee (at The Masters) wearing that beautiful cream-colored ensemble he wore in 2011.  He looked (really) sharp (and very handsome)  wearing that well-tailored number.

Tiger's buddy, tennis star (Rodger Federer) has great style, and wore a similiar cream-colored matching ensemble at Wimbledon a couple of years ago (man-oh-man; he looked good) . . . LOL.

By the way, who is in-charge of security around here; (while Donnakay is out entertaining the grandkids)?

I'm just asking . . .

 

eyeofthetiger

 

 

 

 

 

When DonnaKay is not patrolling it's a troll free for all however I suspect it's the same troll who is using multiple accounts. I guess this way he won't have to go through the trouble of creating a new one when they ban one of his other accounts.

This style he wore in the beginning is more complimentary than what he's doing now.


















I just threw the GQ pics in for old time sakes.

B18T,

 

GREAT PICTURES OF TIGER !!

I have a folder full of great Tiger shots as well.

Great style !

 

Thanks for the GQ (bonus) photo.

Smile,

 

eyeofthetiger

 

 

 

 

 

Thanks for the great pictures. EYE makes a great suggestion concerning the return of the cream outfit. I,too thought he looked super in it.

Thanks for reminding me just how great he looks. Remember when he wore that cream last year at a Major--I can't recall which one?? Now that was yummy, too. Whoever handles Tiger's wardrobe on the tour sure does a great job of keeping it looking sharp and clean. I really think Tiger does his own chores in that regard. I did hear once that he will press his clothes for each round before he will put them on. Thanks again for pictures.

I agree he's always dressed nice, even during his amateur days.
Lately, I guess he wanted to change it up a bit. He sure switched it up.

I know the one. It is my all-time favorite. Third round 66 at the 2010 US Open.