Tommy Fleetwood was roasted for his British Open Round 2 attire

Britain’s own Tommy Fleetwood is just one shot back after the second round of the 2019 British Open, but that’s not what fans focused on during his 4-under performance at Royal Portrush.

No, they focused on his attire, with a black-and-white shirt that raised a few eyebrows and made everyone a critic. It’s from Nike and Fleetwood had no problem with it.

“I personally like it,” Fleetwood said after his round, via Golf Digest. “I’ve had more comments than I thought, so maybe I do have a bit too much of a colorful style because I just thought it was normal.”

Here are some of the comments off Twitter:

Looks like a…uh…is it a butterfly?

— Fred Mitchell Dump (@DumpFred) July 19, 2019

Tragic

— Boom Boom Cannon (@cannonballs23) July 19, 2019

Tommy Fleetwood shirt pattern options for tomorrow… #theopen #jacksonpollock 68-67 (-7) pic.twitter.com/URCr40Og21

— Flagstick Golf (@Flagstick) July 19, 2019

Tommy Fleetwood is eventually going to win one of these. Just not in that shirt. #notforposterity

— Matthew Rudy (@RudyWriter) July 19, 2019

Great to see Tommy Fleetwood leading @TheOpen as he's a top bloke but that shirt is one of the worst I've seen since this one…. pic.twitter.com/jMDSU8wLvZ

— Martin Dempster (@DempsterMartin) July 19, 2019

Full credit to Tommy Fleetwood to overcome that @nikegolf shirt and shoot 67. #TheOpen

— Eddie Kenny (@eddiekenny) July 19, 2019

Some people did like it though:

Everyone is wrong about Tommy Fleetwood's shirt. It is a thing of great majesty – a mood unto itself.

I will not be taking any questions on the matter.

Ends. #TheOpen pic.twitter.com/4DlMiIXusM

— Brendan Bradford (@1bbradfo) July 19, 2019

For the record, I’m a fan of both Fleetwood’s shirt and Van Rooten’s pants. I would suggest lightening up, people. (And look around you at what the world at large is wearing. This is 2019 style.) https://t.co/BnnGUPZgYR

— Stina Sternberg (@StinaSternberg) July 19, 2019