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Masters Moments

Thursday April 14, 2005 | 09:06:08 216 words, 898 views
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Or, Dress Codes, Mis-Hits, and Man-Boobs

Much discussion took place at the Masters Cookout Party I attended Sunday over Tiger’s choice of final-round golfwear. Correct me if I’m wrong, but doesn’t Augusta National, like most country clubs, have a collared-shirt dress code? On any other day, Tiger would’ve been taken aside and asked to change. I guess they made an exception for the guy going into the final round with a three-stroke lead. As it should be.

So what was with that mock turtleneck thing? Or was it more of a mock mock turtleneck? I thought only women could get away with those.

Did anyone catch the four-letter words coming out of Tiger’s mouth after his bad shots? I’ve always wondered how the pros manage to seem so stoic after mis-hits—when I get out on the course I go from mild-mannered mom to cursing sailor. But it turns out Tiger’s human too. I definitely heard the s- word and maybe even the f- word.

Poor Phil. He missed many a birdie opportunity, but kept smiling through the pain. Ben Wright would blame Phil’s struggles on the weight he gained in the last year—he couldn’t make a good swing because his boobs got in the way.

Comments:

Comment from: Jay [Visitor] · http://jayflemma.travelgolf.com
Congratulations. Welcome aboard. Golad to see Tiger has made the effort to be more of a gentleman on the golf course ***rolls eyes*** His check will be lighter for the cusses, but it won't impact him (like anything does).
Permalink 04/14/05 @ 13:51
Comment from: Jeff Poley [Visitor]
I believe a turtleneck, mock or not, is a collar. Accordingly, Tiger met the "collared-shirt dress code". Golf and tennis are the only sports where fashion seems to be such an important thing--I guess that is one of the reasons the two sports are considered sports for the gilded class.
Permalink 04/15/05 @ 10:46
Comment from: neil [Visitor]
Gee Jeff ,
Would you find it OK to see multi millionaires who play golf for a living wearing tacky shorts like the nimrods in the NBA (Oh that's right , they do allow awful shorts on the LPGA). Your statement is kind of rediculous . All other sports have uniforms Jeff , golf and tennis leave it up to the player to dress themselves , unfortunately some shouldn't be allowed . Jasper Parnevick or Duffy Waldorf would come to mind .
Permalink 04/20/05 @ 05:22

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