"Burton's closing down sale": Golf fans react to Team Europe's Ryder Cup outfit
Padraig Harrington leads Team Europe through Heathrow Airport with the Ryder Cup, and some pretty dull outfits.
We all know Team Europe will be up against it to retain the Ryder Cup at Whistling Straits this week, but it's fair to say European golf fans will be hoping their performance is at least brighter than their choice of outfits at Heathrow airport on Monday.
European skipper Padraig Harrington marched his merry men through the departure lounge proudly holding aloft the Ryder Cup.
But judging by the responses to Ryder Cup Europe's photo, featuring Harrington, Shane Lowry, Bernd Wiesberger, Tommy Fleetwood, Tyrrell Hatton and Lee Westwood, most fans were questioning the choice of airport attire.
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Next stop, USA #TeamEurope #RyderCup pic.twitter.com/wIcWEGmOKb
— Ryder Cup Europe (@RyderCupEurope) September 20, 2021
Check out some of the best responses below:
Burtons closing down sale
— 4Coffee (@ningr01) September 20, 2021
Some personal news: Super proud of my dad for getting the job as Team Europe’s stylist. https://t.co/zOdAaEqU8Q
— Alex Perry (@AlexPerryNCG) September 20, 2021
You will need more than 5 players to win
— Jon Ball (@JballJon) September 20, 2021
Cardigans look a bit like they’ve just walked off an old folks bus trip
— kenneth Fowler (@kenneth80376479) September 20, 2021
That is some bang average fleece game
— Matthew Armitage (@Matt_Armitage7) September 20, 2021
Looks like 6 Biology teachers walking to assembly
— GALLOWGLASS (@MRSM1TH888) September 20, 2021
The new M&S menswear advert is out...@RyderCupEurope #RyderCup pic.twitter.com/vQX0O5RgYF
— Paul Higham (@SportsPaulH) September 20, 2021
Tommy have a ruck Saturday night ?
— Julian Jones (@juleslolo) September 20, 2021
Let’s hope the golf is better than those outfits, deary me.
— Gary Scott (@gscott92) September 20, 2021
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