Golfer divides opinion with untucked hawaiian shirt

Golfer divides opinion with untucked hawaiian shirt
From the lurid colors of John Daly’s trousers right back to the first swingers in the 17th century, golfers have always tried to stand out from the crowd. A portrait of William St. Clair of Rosslyn dating from around 1780. He was a member of the Honorable Company of Edinburgh Golfers (formerly known as the Gentleman Golfers of Edinburgh) who drew up the first known Rules of Golf. The military style coat was a familiar sight on the links in that era, Fleming says. “Members of early golf societies…