Why does ian poulter wear pink

Both golf and non-golf apparel and products are sold wholesale and retail. You must be logged in to post a comment. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. It has been easy to assume Poulter is an example of style over substance, but it simply wouldn't be true. There are few in the current professional game who have worked harder to get to their current status. While Englishmen such as Westwood, Paul Casey and Justin Rose were noted amateurs in their teens, Poulter bloomed so late he was still working as an assistant pro in his early 20s.

He was world-class at folding a shirt, said his former golf club boss and coach, Lee Scarbrow, and though he was often fashionably late to the job, he put full effort into whatever he did. Scarbrow said people scoffed when Poulter predicted he'd win his first pro tournament, a small local event. But he shot to take the title, doing so after a severe asthma attack put him in the hospital the night before the second round. So hopefully we can have a good weekend and be in the similar situation come Sunday night.

With diligent study, Poulter seemingly has learned to work his way around the nuances of Augusta. It took him 14 official rounds here to break 70, but he has now shot 68 three times in his last four outings.

He would have had a career best here yesterday, but missed an 8-foot putt at 18 for his only bogey of the day. It's a lost-in-translation thing.

When Poulter found his ball, it was on the edge of those damnable Church Pews bunkers again. All he could do was teeter on the edge of the precipice and chop his ball yards further up into yet more rough - on the opposite side of the fairway. He slashed out, scuffed a chip and missed his par putt.

Pink was not looking so cute, now. Poulter played a practice round with Tiger Woods early in the week and announced that he felt confident playing with the world No1 and that his own game is suited to the course set-up at Oakmont.

But he did not hit a single one in his second round until the 5th. When he finally did stay on the flat soft stuff, a trademark iron darted into the green and he birdied. At the Open Championship, Ian Poulter had the clubhouse lead on the last round before being beaten by defending champion Padraig Harrington. FactSnippet No.

Ian Poulter broke out this design at the Open Championship. Ian Poulter sported this blue-and-pink outfit at the British Masters in