It should be no surprise that Tiger Woods made his first public appearance wearing his new green jacket at The Woods Jupiter on Friday night. The now 15-time major champ is frequently seen at his local restaurant, and frankly, if you're a golfer and you don't show up to your own restaurant showing off the green jacket, then what's the point of even owning a restaurant? What Woods wore with the coveted coat, though, drew more attention.
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Let's just say Tiger kept it casual. Super casual. In fact, here he is strolling in looking like he just finished up a session at the gym:
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Talk about a boss move.
And it gets better. That hat has a Frank the headcover logo on it. And the shirt is, you guessed it, a Nike mock:
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It's a tough look to pull off, but Tiger does it. Although let's be honest, that green jacket would loo..

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