Tiger Woods, US, shoes and shirt
And who wouldn't want to follow in Tiger's footsteps? Try on for size the Air Zoom TW 2009 shoe from Nike (Around £170). It features a lateral stabiliser for the ultimate in balance and weight transfer to your swing (so that's how he does it), and a two-year guarantee to keep your feet cool and dry in all kinds of weather conditions.
You may wish to match it with a line-up of Tiger-styled shirts. This season's selection of the classic polo golf shirt features `updated argyle', `open stripe' and `zip texture' styling (around £80).
A full line of Tiger-approved wind-proof half-zip and full-zip pullovers are also available. (SRP = around £140).
www.nike.com
Retief Goosen, South Africa, golf clubs and balls Among the hottest players on tour, two-time US Open champion Retief Goosen did it again in March, shooting a final-day one under par 70 to capture the Transition Championship at Innisbrook Copperhead Course in Palm Harbour. With narrow fairways, deep greenside rough, and firm, exceptionally fast greens - add in some wind - and Innisbrook can dish out one of the toughest Sundays a pro is likely to face all year. Believe it or not, even golf balls are optimised for weather conditions, with Goosen using a Taylor-made Tour Preferred ball. It's designed to provide extra spin and holds its line in the wind. Also in Goosen's golf bag are Taylor-made Tour Preferred Irons and Tour Burner woods. www.taylormadegolf.com
Mike Weir and Lori Kane, Canada, jackets and vests Leave it to the Canadian golfers to find the best way to dress in inclement golf conditions. Leading the way are Mike Weir and Lori Kane. Both golfers represent Toronto-based Second Skin, which specialises in golfwear for all-weather conditions. Weir and his team played a vital role in the development of these brands using the finest in cotton and technically advanced yarns to formulate world class golf apparel. Second Skin fleece jackets and vests feature thermal technologies that help retain body heat and keep golfers warm when they need it - during an early morning tee-off or while trying to squeeze in an evening round. www.secondskin.ca
Justin Rose, UK, pants and shirt When Justin Rose took to the Masters from April 9-12 in the hot Georgia sun, the only decision to make was which club to use. Rose seemed to have his outfits picked for him in advance from Thursday to Sunday. And in the Georgia heat, Rose remained cool in his black Adidas ClimaCool pants. ClimaCool uses moisture-wicking 100 per cent cool max fabric to reduce skin temperature and improve air flow. (around £50). As for the shirt, Rose jazzed it up, featuring an Adidas Polo in different colors each day - Classic White on Thursday, an Azure Quarter-zip on Friday, a Greyhound-colored version on Saturday, and a trendy Kumquat number on Sunday. All polo shirts are available from Adidas (around £50). www.adidasgolf.com
Retief Goosen, South Africa, golf clubs and balls Among the hottest players on tour, two-time US Open champion Retief Goosen did it again in March, shooting a final-day one under par 70 to capture the Transition Championship at Innisbrook Copperhead Course in Palm Harbour. With narrow fairways, deep greenside rough, and firm, exceptionally fast greens - add in some wind - and Innisbrook can dish out one of the toughest Sundays a pro is likely to face all year. Believe it or not, even golf balls are optimised for weather conditions, with Goosen using a Taylor-made Tour Preferred ball. It's designed to provide extra spin and holds its line in the wind. Also in Goosen's golf bag are Taylor-made Tour Preferred Irons and Tour Burner woods. www.taylormadegolf.com
Mike Weir and Lori Kane, Canada, jackets and vests Leave it to the Canadian golfers to find the best way to dress in inclement golf conditions. Leading the way are Mike Weir and Lori Kane. Both golfers represent Toronto-based Second Skin, which specialises in golfwear for all-weather conditions. Weir and his team played a vital role in the development of these brands using the finest in cotton and technically advanced yarns to formulate world class golf apparel. Second Skin fleece jackets and vests feature thermal technologies that help retain body heat and keep golfers warm when they need it - during an early morning tee-off or while trying to squeeze in an evening round. www.secondskin.ca
Justin Rose, UK, pants and shirt When Justin Rose took to the Masters from April 9-12 in the hot Georgia sun, the only decision to make was which club to use. Rose seemed to have his outfits picked for him in advance from Thursday to Sunday. And in the Georgia heat, Rose remained cool in his black Adidas ClimaCool pants. ClimaCool uses moisture-wicking 100 per cent cool max fabric to reduce skin temperature and improve air flow. (around £50). As for the shirt, Rose jazzed it up, featuring an Adidas Polo in different colors each day - Classic White on Thursday, an Azure Quarter-zip on Friday, a Greyhound-colored version on Saturday, and a trendy Kumquat number on Sunday. All polo shirts are available from Adidas (around £50). www.adidasgolf.com
