zaterdag 11 december 2010

GANT Rugger XXIV hour session


In less than 1 hour you will experience a 24-hour live photoshoot of the new GANT Rugger Fall 2011 in NYC. You can interact with the designers through twitter and FB. Enjoy!




dinsdag 7 december 2010

Countdown to what?


Seems GANT rugger got a countdown going on at www.gant.com/countdown

Something magic gonna happen in NYC soon.....

We sit and wait.

Don't dissapoint us.

maandag 6 december 2010

Lee Westwood on Twitter: So true....

Rory McIlroy

Ricky Fowler




On Monday 6th December 2010, said:
Sorry 140 letters is not going to be enough for this rant! Just seen Ricky Fowler has been given rookie of the year! Yes he's had a good year but rory mcilroy 3rd in 2 majors and an absolute demolition of the field at quail hollow! Oh yes and on the winning Ryder cup team! Please! Is this yet another case of protectionism by the pga tour or are they so desperate to win something! Wouldn't have something to do with Rory not joining the tour next year? Maybe the PGA tour just employs the same voting process as FIFA! Come on , fairs fair!





zondag 5 december 2010

argyle scarf. looking for something different?

Tommy Hilfiger

Ralph Lauren




Paul Smith
J. Crew



Fred Perry


Looking for something different this winter. Don't get yourself an argyle scarf...














Bikini Babe

Why is everybody looking at my shades?

zaterdag 4 december 2010

THIS SPORT FRIEND GOES TO STOCKHOLM

Ralp Lauren

J. Crew



GANT Rugger


Abercrombie & Fitch








This Wednesday I need to go to Stockholm, Sweden. It's freezing cold and the city is jammed with snow. Need to bring the Down jacket to keep the body warm. What will it be? I guess the orange GANT Rugger one, because I got that masterpiece already packed..




maandag 29 november 2010

Expensive mistake Ian Poulter


Whoever knew dropping a golf ball could cost a player $400,000?


That's just what happened to Englishman Ian Poulter on Sunday when he went to replace his ball on his marker and dropped it from a few inches above the ground, falling victim to one of golf's more arcane rules.
The blunder cost Poulter a shot and helped Swede Robert Karlsson win $1.25 million at the Dubai World Championship, the final event of the European Tour season.
Poulter's second prize is impressive nonetheless at $833,000.
Poulter and Karlsson were locked in a playoff on the 18th hole of the Dubai Earth course after four rounds in the desert where both finished at 14 under. The first playoff hole was tied and on the second playoff hole -- again on the 18th -- Poulter left himself with a massive 40-foot putt while Karlsson's chip to the green landed within 4 feet of the pin.
But as the English golfer marked his ball, it slipped from his grasp and fell on the marker, which jumped in the air and turned over.
Poulter let the match referee know immediately.
"Ian Poulter called me over just after he had marked the ball on the 18th and told me he had dropped his ball onto the ball marker which caused the ball marker to move, it just flipped over," chief match referee Andy McFee said. "This incurred a one stroke penalty."
So instead of trying to force another playoff hole, Poulter realized his putt was for a 5. Poulter shrugged, putted and missed, while Karlsson holed his short putt. The gallery of a couple of thousand spectators was unaware of the drama.