Woods Win and A Classic

If you have the first four letters w-o-o-d in your last name, you had a good weekend.  Tiger Woods won his debut on the 2013 PGA Tour at the Farmers Insurance Open with a -14 total at Torrey Pines.  Woods beat Brandt Snedeker and Josh Teater by four shots on the Monday finish.

 from: yahoo.sports.golf

Woods brought out the normal final round outfit of black pants and red shirt.  Tiger is infamous (we are going to stick with fashion here) for the final round or the "Sunday Red."  The outfit is suppose to invoke fear and intimidation into Tiger's competitors.  The outfit and the play did that and more this weekend.  Tiger was able to win easily and showed dominance of the course.  Tiger wears clothes well.  He has a great athletic body and has clothes impeccably tailored.  Tiger looks good on the course. The cool Pacific Coast weather had Tiger in a black sweater for the round with the red peaking out of the collar.  I like the classic golf look Tiger wore for the final round.  The great sweater goes with the pants and the polo underneath scream golfer.  Nike really goes wrong dressing Tiger.  Other Nike professionals please take note (of Tiger's fashion and play this weekend). 

My clothing spotlight today is Kings Cross which provides classic knickers and apparel (http://www.kingscrossknickers.com/).  This clothing company would be like looking into the late Payne Stewart's closet.  Everything brings back nostalgia of a time gone by.  I also have to provide extra applause because they provide classic golf clothes for both men, women, and kids.  Thank you for thinking of us girls.  The store even has the Oxford wingtip golf shoe.  You can look the part of Walter Hagen.  They do not guarantee you to play like Walter Hagen.  Kings Cross also offers the caps, sweaters, polos, dress shirts, and accessories.  Any golfer can dress the part of Ben Hogan.  

The best offering of Kings Cross is by far the knickers.  I love the golf knickers.  Anyone who sees knickers automatically thinks golf.  Knickers will forever be associated with golf, and every golfer should play golf in knickers at least once.  All knickers at Kings Cross come in a variety of colors and plaids.  Prices begin at $60 and go up to $85 for a pair of knickers.  Kings Cross is on the pricey side for all items.  An Ashton Tie will set you back $70.  To look the part on the golf course you are going to have to pay the price.  

I recommend Kings Cross for all golfers.  Clothes are not cheap.  I would have to consider paying for the items but no one offers classic apparel like Kings Cross.  If you want a nice pair of knicker, I 100% recommend Kings Cross.  Round off the outfit with other items to bring down the cost. 

 From: http://www.kingscrossknickers.com/

 From: http://www.kingscrossknickers.com/