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The first round of the 2020 Masters is finally underway, after a somewhat lengthy weather delay to start the opening round. The sun is shining, the balls are flying, the caddies are advising, and Sandy Lyle is having a great time.

There’s no better way to start off the 84th Masters at Augusta National than with a little flair — and that’s exactly what the 62-year-old Lyle has done. 

Lyle, the 1988 Masters champion, has come to play in a pair of navy blue suspenders, paired with a striped polo shirt and a black golf glove, and Scottish flag-themed shoes. Not only does it look like he’s having fun on the course with his fashion statement — but Twitter is loving it.

Lyle’s suspenders are not the only fashion flashpoint on Tour in recent months — opinions flew when World No. 5 Tyrrell Hatton shot a five-under 67 on Sunday to win the BMW PGA Championship  last month while wearing a hoodie.

But, in the words of NFL legend Deion Sanders (and now, maybe Sandy Lyle), “If you look good, you feel good. If you feel good, you play good. If you play good, they pay good.”

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If you’re like us, the return of college football has had an adverse effect on your sleep schedule.

Why is that? Well, because the return of college football means your traditional Saturday tee time exists in conflict with either your early afternoon kickoff or your sleep schedule. And let’s be honest, that’s not much of a decision at all.

So maybe you’re seeing the sunrise a bit more often than you would’ve liked this fall, but there’s nothing wrong with that. Particularly when you can rest assured to get home in time for a cold beverage in front of the television and a few hours of the great American tradition of college gameday.

But if you’re like us, there’s another problem that could be adversely affecting your weekends as well. That old polo with your team’s colors? After dozens of Saturday morning rounds over the years, maybe it wouldn’t hurt to have a refresher in the team spirit category as well.

Apparel

Fortunately, William Murray Golf is stepping in to help with its brand-new “keep ’em coming” line of tailgate-inspired polos. The shirts, which retail in several different recognizable colors, are built to keep your game sharp and your Saturday wardrobe sharper.

Each “Keep Em’ Coming” shirt features an interlocking beer pattern and is stitched with moisture-wicking, four-way stretch material. The result is an impossibly soft shirt built for performance — or should we say, performative watching — conditions. If you’re looking for a shirt to thread the needle between that Saturday morning round and Saturday afternoon kickoff, look no further.

On Bill Murray’s 70th birthday, do yourself, your game and your team a favor and treat yourself with an item from new line, which you can find here.

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If you’re like me, you probably don’t think all that much about your socks. You make due with the ones you have and maybe add a few more whenever your significant other gifts them to you, and that’s pretty much it.

I’m here to tell you there’s another way.

Think about it. Socks are one of the most important pieces of golf equipment you have. You use them on every shot, which means they have to be comfortable, rain or shine.

So take this opportunity while we’re not playing golf right now but (hopefully) will be back on the course again soon to stock up on some comfy golf socks.

Bombas socks come at a higher price-point than some other socks, but they are among the comfiest around. Plus, Bombas is offering a deal where golfers can save some money if they buy in bulk. And the good news is that for every purchase Bombas will donate a pair to those in need. Our readers will also receive additional 20 percent off their order using promo code GOLF at checkout.

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