OUTRAGEOUS prices of Ryder Cup outfits leave golf fans in complete SHOCK
If you want one of Team Europe's Ryder Cup garments, you had better start saving as soon as possible.
There are many things to look forward to at the Ryder Cup. The drama, the celebrations and hopefully, the team that you want to win will win.
However, what I also look forward to is seeing the fresh, new gear that Team Europe wear each year and it is fair to say that the designers have not disappointed in 2021.
So far this week, Team Europe have donned some fantastic outfits that feature the classic blue and white colours that we have seen used down the years.
Yesterday at Whistling Straits, Team Europe wore white fleeces with green and yellow stripes, paying homage to the Green Bay Packers, an NFL team based in Green Bay, Wisconsin.
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Although the clothing looks lush and classy, if you are planning on buying any of the products, you might want to consult your bank for a loan or rely on winning the lottery.
The European outfits have been designed by Loro Piana, an Italian fabrics and clothing company specialising in high-end, luxury cashmere and wool products.
If you want to purchase one of the white, yellow and green tops from Wednesday's practice session, you will have to pay £1,445.
European captain Padraig Harrington sported a nice, deep blue jacket earlier in the week, however. If you wish to own one yourself, it will set you back £2,465.
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If you would like just the standard white Team Europe polo shirt with blue on the sleeves and gold lines down your body, that will cost you £655.
Perhaps you would like to go for a cheaper option and buy a nice Team Europe belt, just to have some merchandise from the tournament in your wardrobe. That will set you back £440.
If you are feeling brave enough, you could ask your parents or your partner for some Team Europe merchandise for Christmas, but don't be surprised if you open your present and it is a pair of socks instead.
