Bubba going with an untucked shirt - I like it

[theboypinoy]

Since there hasn't been a pic yet: 

 

[pingbling23]

Yeah that looks awful.

[elwhippy]

No. No. No. Looks like a complete Dork. 

[Hateto3Putt]

A fashion thread of two pages and nobody has yet mentioned cargo shorts, blue jeans and bluetooth speakers...

 

You guys are slipping.

 

[JDCON]

All this talk of the untucked shirt and nobody says peep about his top button?

 

What about Bryson’s hat and how bad it looks with his soft neckline?

 

I could go on forever with comments that add nothing to the discourse...

[Rangeballz]

Agree the top button needs to be undone, but other than that, an untucked shirt can be very stylish.

 

One caveat - the shirt needs to be made to wear untucked. If it is, it can be an attractive and comfortable option.

[Soloman1]

I'm an old traditionalist who thinks that golf has become a giant hypocritical stick in the mud.

 

Let's change from wood and steel to cryogenically processed ultra-exotic materials developed at Area-51 for golf shafts, space age Titanium and Cobalt waffle club head walls designed from machining nuclear cores during the Manhattan Project, balls made from a process found at the Roswell crash site that could possibly put tee shots into orbit (17,500 MPH) by a 95 MPH swing speed -- but limited on purpose to gradually increase distance so people accept each new iteration...

 

But not having your shirt tucked in is way over the edge and changing the game too much!

[Duct Tape]

That’s pretty good Soloman.  I’ll own up to some hypocrisy.  

[Soloman1]

1 minute ago, Duct Tape said:

That’s pretty good Soloman.  I’ll own up to some hypocrisy.  

 

 

Thanks, I'm headed to Costco this morning to pick up another case of hypocrisy for myself. 

[Bad9]

18 hours ago, Duct Tape said:

👎  If you want to be a professional look like one. 

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

[MtlJeff]

I hate tucking in my shirt. For years people at my club have given me grief about it, though to date i have avoided getting letters on the subject. I feel like the past year or so i started winning some people over who kind of understood that as has been mentioned, many shirts these days are designed not to be tucked in. 

 

It's a bit of a pain in the a** constantly adjusting your shirt after every couple of swings. And i've never understood why a tucked in shirt looks "better" than one of these newer shirts that is intended to not be tucked. It's not like it's hanging around your knees or anything. 

 

So i'm fully on board with this. And as more people convert to my side , i'll be more and more aggressive with those who yell at me, like i'll yell back at them "Hey buddy, i'll tuck you into my shorts!" or stuff like that. Those will be fun times

[Duct Tape]

1 minute ago, Bad9 said:

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

I guess I would draw the line at plus fours, spats, and tam o’shanters.  I mean, too much is too much, right? 😉

[Bad9]

Just now, Duct Tape said:

I guess I would draw the line at plus fours, spats, and tam o’shanters.  I mean, too much is too much, right? 😉

Not when it comes to golf course attire and what's professional. I should have thrown in the plus 4's. Good catch.😀

[ode1]

7 hours ago, pingbling23 said:

Yeah that looks awful.

Yep, including the brown jeans bunched up at the bottom and those shoes....they look like they'd be good for artificial turf or powder puff football.  That being said what would people say if someone snapped a pic of me and posted it on here 😳🤔🤭

[Mr. Grumpy]

This is what happens when skinny dudes begin to fatten up.

[Soloman1]

Okay, I think I've got a billion dollar idea here. I'll make a shirt that is worn untucked, but it has the image of pants that match the color of the wearer's pants on the bottom so it looks like it's tucked in, but it's really not. It's a set!

 

I need to find the idiots investors who sink millions every day in Uber and get a business plan in their hands. That's the kind of people you need to talk to for this.

 

 

[Kaysquare]

I don't think it's a particularly good look for Bubba, but buttoned all the way up makes it even worse.

[dlygrisse]

When I was a member at a private club you of course had to be tucked in, no jeans etc.  But if you wore a big baggy pair of pleated khakis and a wrinkled faded polo you were fine.  Point is slobs will be slobs no matter the dress code and often the untucked or jeans wearing guy will be neatly dressed. 

[USCHawks31]

20 hours ago, Duct Tape said:

👎  If you want to be a professional look like one. 

 

Since he is a professional, wouldn't anything he wears be the look of a professional?

 

[bscinstnct]

Not a bad shirt but untucked length is key and should be a little better tailored around the middle

 

 

 

 

[Pepperturbo]

I like Bubba's shirt/slack look, still very presentable for the cameras.  It's NOT a T-shirt or rumpled up golf-shirt that looks like he just crawled out of bed over wrinkled shorts.  It is similar to my Tommy Bahama shirts I wear with slacks. 

 

Like with so much "today", ya give idiots an inch they attempt to take a mile and have to be managed.

[caniac6]

That top button I pretty dorky looking. The rest is ok.

[DavidCrockett]

1 hour ago, Kaysquare said:

I don't think it's a particularly good look for Bubba, but buttoned all the way up makes it even worse.

 

It's the vertical version of the mullet.  Business/formal up top, party on bottom.  😀

[MPAndreassi]

2 hours ago, Soloman1 said:

Okay, I think I've got a billion dollar idea here. I'll make a shirt that is worn untucked, but it has the image of pants that match the color of the wearer's pants on the bottom so it looks like it's tucked in, but it's really not. It's a set!

 

I need to find the idiots investors who sink millions every day in Uber and get a business plan in their hands. That's the kind of people you need to talk to for this.

 

 

I think Uber worked out pretty well for them, your shirts will be a hit!

[jt2gt]

Niemann had it goin last week at the Genesis.  Bit better than Bubba.

[toddyc]

3 hours ago, Bad9 said:

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

They would look damn good if they did

[manku]

PGA pros have all just become shills for the manufacturers...though I'd do the same for the money they pay them.  It's like they're walking mannequins.

 

Gone are the days when someone stylish like Doug Sanders designed and wore clothing with no logos or signatures.  On the flip side, we rarely see an Al Czervik out there anymore...which is a shame..added some fun to broadcast.

 

Much worse are private clubs telling me I can untuck my shirt in the dining room but not on the course (very swanky Brentwood CC here in LA)...still can't figure that one out.

[bscinstnct]

3 hours ago, Soloman1 said:

Okay, I think I've got a billion dollar idea here. I'll make a shirt that is worn untucked, but it has the image of pants that match the color of the wearer's pants on the bottom so it looks like it's tucked in, but it's really not. It's a set!

 

I need to find the idiots investors who sink millions every day in Uber and get a business plan in their hands. That's the kind of people you need to talk to for this.

 

 

Genius!

 

You should connect with this guy

 

KramSol Industries is born!

 

https://m.facebook.com/seinfeld/videos/the-stock-tip-seinfeld/2911511779138371/

[dlygrisse]

2 hours ago, bscinstnct said:

Not a bad shirt but untucked length is key and should be a little better tailored around the middle

 

 

 

 

I like this look more than the plastic Nike blade collar look. 

[bscinstnct]

8 minutes ago, dlygrisse said:

I like this look more than the plastic Nike blade collar look. 

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

Only people who cool in blade collar like