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"The oldest major championship in golf is all about the elements; and when the success of your round depends on being able to manage that unpredictability, nothing is more effective than functional, stylish gear that layers well. Five dapper pros show us the way.\n\nRaphael Jacquelin\n\nFacebookPinterest\n\nThe Frenchman is a consummate style stud and this multi-layered look from Sunday was spot-on. The key here is the fit; so many golfers end up looking like the Michelin Man in their rain gear. Today's technology is most effective when worn close to the body and Jacquelin's get-up is a good example. A compression layer, trim polo shirt and a technical vest. Voila.\n\nMartin Kaymer\n\nFacebookPinterest\n\nA v-neck sweater worn over a trim turtleneck is a European on-course staple and few do it more effectively than Germany's Martin Kaymer. Most modern golf knits are cut closer through the body and arms, which not only looks a hell of a lot better, it also keeps excess material out of the way during your swing.\n\nLuke Donald\n\nFacebookPinterestAFP/Getty Images\n\nJones? Hagen? Those guys weren't wearing clothing specifically made for golf. Approach your on-course wardrobe like you're approaching your daily grind: look for items with fabrications and detailing that lend themselves more to sportswear. The world number one is always turned out in beautifully-cut duds like these deep navy corduroys. They've got technology like stretch and breathability built in, but you wouldn't know it by looking at them; and that's a good thing.\n\nGeoff Ogilvy\n\nFacebookPinterestAP\n\nNothing beats an old-school grandpa cardigan worn in an updated way. It's still quite possibly the most iconic piece in the game. Ben Hogan is smiling somewhere.\n\nRickie Fowler\n\n[\n\n](http://blog.gq.com/style/blogs/the-gq-eye/RickieFowler.jpg)\n\nFowler's trademark OSU Sunday orange ensemble was brilliantly diluted by a white v-neck at Royal St. George's. If you're going to wear the popular monochromatic and colorful styles that guys like Rickie have made de rigueur, remember to always include a neutral to bring you back to earth. Go get 'em Cowboy."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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