Michael Jordan's Best Golf Outfits
From Dad 'Fits to Swag 'Fits: A Look at Michael Jordan's Iconic Golf Course Style
After spending the last few weeks obsessing over Michael Jordan's legacy and his portrayal in The Last Dance, it's hard to imagine him wearing anything other than a Chicago Bulls jersey. But as it became so evidently clear through the 10-part docuseries, Michael is as passionate and competitive about golf as he was about basketball, so we decided to look back at some of his most iconic ensembles while on the green.
Let me first start by saying this man had swag. I'm not talking about someone who lackadaisically Happy Gilmore-d his way onto golf courses wearing flannels and jerseys (though we know he had plenty of the latter). Even while he was still in the NBA, Michael took his golf game seriously, and that was beautifully reflected in his meticulous polo and sweater vest pairings, his collection of sleek white Nikes, and of course, his plaid pants.
His affinity for bucket hats and striped shorts in the late '90s was basically replicated by every girl on Instagram last summer, and how he was onto the tiny sunglasses trend in 2001 just shows what an icon he is. The man was ahead of his time. Ahead, check out 12 times Michael's golf course style was a hole in one.
When Michael Jordan Rocked a White Ivy Cap to Match His White Sweater Vest
When Michael Jordan's Bucket Hat Was the Cherry on Top of This Swaggy Summer Outfit
When Michael Jordan's Polo and Sweater Vest Pairing Game Was on a New Level
When Michael Jordan's Choice of Sunglasses Basically Predicted the Tiny Glasses Trend
When Michael Jordan Let His Plaid Pants Do the Talking
When Michael Jordan's Monochromatic Khaki Swag Went All the Way Down to His Socks
When Michael Jordan's Cargo Pants and Mock Turtleneck Were an Absolute Vibe
When Michael Jordan Made It Clear That Only the GOAT Could Rock Salmon Shirts
When Michael Jordan's Sunglasses Once Again Would Be Trendy 10 Years Later
When Michael Jordan Proved Lilac Was Most Definitely His Colour, Too
When Michael Jordan Let the Air Jordan Logo Speak For Itself
When Michael Jordan's Carolina Blue Was a Hole in One
