Tiger Woods is arguably the greatest golfer of all time. He’s also arguably one of the worst dressers of all time. With the 14-time major winner now on the shelf recovering from his fourth back surgery, we can’t help but look back on 13 of his worst fashion disasters.
Optical Illusion
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It was a difficult decision to choose where to begin because there are so many, but we think this ensemble Tiger wore during his annual charity event “Tiger Jam” back in 2012 effectively sets the tone for this list. The reason why you’ve never seen this shirt anywhere else is because it should’ve never been worn by anybody in the first place. Actually, it looks like an optical illusion. If you stare at it long, you can see a 3-D image. Another theme you’ll notice throughout the list are the jeans he chooses to wear in public throughout his career. They are usually way too long and way too baggy. The technical term for them is “mom jeans”, which Wikipedia defines as a term for a type of women’s jeans worn in the ’80s considered to be unfashionable and unflattering to the wearer’s figure. Last but not least, Tiger tops it off with a stylish pair of flashy white sneakers.
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