osar jacobson Catalog

The Golf Collection Autumn & Winter 2013

PIKÉT: Collin Tour

TRICOT: Nick

TROUSERS: Danny WPS

GOLFBAG: Golfbag II

BELT: Golf Belt XXXII

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Dear customers,

Autumn 2013, a season with many new challenges and new opportunities for Oscar Jacobson. At the forthcoming autumn we will have opened our first golf store in China, more specifically on the golf course Silsport outside of Shanghai, which hosted the Volvo China Open no less then seven times. Our golf store is 200 sq.m. big, will of course contain our golf collection but also parts of our popular men’s collection, which hopefully will make the Asian golf player as well-dressed outside the golf course as well as on it.

In addition to our venture in Asia, our development in Europe is generally increasing but in particular in Great Britain. Oscar Jacobson has during the last six seasons continuously grown into the real homeland of golf. During the autumn of 2013 we will begin our launch on the world’s greatest golf market. Under the PGA Show in Orlando, Oscar Jacobson unveiled the golf collection to the American market. The receipt was huge and several of the top clubs in the country wanted to buy collections that radiates quality and style and contains many garments that can be worn both on and off course.

During the spring of 2013 we are also very happy to have extended our team of ambassadors that plays in our apparel with Peter Hanson. Peter was the only Swede to take a place in the European Ryder Cup team 2012.

We are now looking forward to a new and exciting fall season with many news in our collection, where we for instance introduce a brand new rain gear, with amazing performance when it comes to water repellency and breathability, an extremely soft and quiet gear to wear. In addition to this we also leave a 5-year warranty when it comes to the function of the gear. In our new catalogue you will find interesting interviews, a lot of exciting garments, for instance our amazing Ultra light quality that many speaks of, perhaps the lightest and most wearable jacket in the world.

We are ready for a new and delightful autumn of golf!

Roger Tjernberg

CEO Oscar Jacobson AB

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Having enjoyed a stellar season in 2012, tasting Ryder Cup success for the second time in his adopted home of America together with two big wins on the European Tour, 35-year-old Swede Peter Hanson rounded-off a year to remember by signing with Oscar Jacobson as his official, exclu-sive outfitter, on and off the course.

Oscar Jacobson’s new, high pro-file global brand ambassador Peter Hanson achieved everything last year other than realize his burning ambi-tion to become the first Scandinavian man to win one of golf’s four ‘Major’ titles.

But even that was a close run thing, the gentle giant from Svedala in Swe-den, now based in Orlando, Florida with wife Sanna and two young child-

ren came oh-so-close to winning last year’s Masters at Augusta, finishing in a tie for third, tied seventh in the USPGA Championship, only one cut missed in 21 European Tour outings, five top five finishes, including two WGC events. But the icing on the cake for the soft-spoken Swede was a hat-trick of vic-tories, first at the KLM Open, which cemented his place in the European Ryder Cup team, victory – and main-taining a 100% record against the USA – at Medinah, albeit in close and controversial style, saving the best ‘til last with victory in the inaugural BMW Masters in China.All of which brought the Swede’s 14th season on the circuit to his most successful conclusion yet, fourth on the final Race to Dubai Ranking, well inside the top 20 on the Official World

Swede Dreams of ‘Major’ SuccessGolf Ranking, one of the genuine je-wels in the European Tour’s crown.A third round 65 at the Masters had catapulted the Swede into a narrow lead going into the final round, and although he finished third behind champion Bubba Watson and runner-up Louis Oosthuizen, OJ’s newest re-cruit said, “I’m feeling more and more comfortable in this kind of situation,” adding, “Of course you need to some-how manage to perform under these kind of high-pressure situations.” And his Augusta experience, going out in the final pairing with three-time winner Phil Mickelson stood the Swede in good stead in holding firm against the inevitable onslaught from playing partner and world number-one Rory McIlroy.“I was leading Augusta and that was my first time really in the spotlight

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and having a good chance of perfor-ming well in one of these big events [and] I think that helped me a lot co-ming into these other events through the year and sitting here with by far the biggest win in my career,” he said after earning his biggest ever pay-day – a cool €888,561 - at the presti-gious BMW Masters.

“I think all of the work I have put in to try to be ready for The Ryder Cup, that’s really what paid off, both in Holland and now a couple of weeks later,” explained the man who is still coached by his original mentor, compatriot, Jan Larsson, the pro-fessional at Bokskogen, where he was first introduced to the game by neighbours, adding, “I was working really hard all the way from the US PGA when I knew that I had a good chance to make the team, and you know, pretty much with my mindset of being as prepared as I ever could be for The Ryder Cup. Honest as a Swedish midsummer’s day is long, Hanson courted con-troversy by expressing his disap-pointment at being lightly used by European captain José María Olazábal at Medinah, but, happy just to be part of the most remarkable comeback in the 85-year-history of the biennial match, having voiced his dismay, Pe-ter Hanson let his golf do his talking, winning the BMW Masters, tied 24th in the WGC HSBC Champions, finis-hing the European Tour season with a fighting 16th place in the DP World Tour Championship in Dubai, despite running on empty. Commenting on the recruitment of Peter Hanson as the signature OJ global golf ambassador starting in January 2013, Roger Tjernberg said, “Everyone associated with OJ is de-lighted that Peter Hanson has agreed to join our small but exclusive stable of players. “Peter is the perfect fit for OJ, a ge-nuinely global golfer, playing all

It’s great to be able to join forces with OJ, because, to look good

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Fast facts about Peter Hanson

Peter Hanson was born in Svedala, Sweden on 4th October 1977.

Began playing golf as a youngster at the Bokskogen Golf Club in Sweden, ha-ving been encouraged by neighbours and family friends.

Enjoyed an excellent amateur career, winning the Brabazon Trophy at Formby in 1998 and representing Sweden in the Eisenhower Trophy that same year.

Early triumphs included winning the 1997 and 1998 Västeras Open in Sweden as an amateur, the 1998 Husquarna Open, also whilst still an amateur, his first victory in the professional ranks the 1999 Telia Grand Open on home soil.

Turned professional in 1999 with a handicap of plus-4 and made his European Tour debut in the 1999 Volvo Scandinavian Masters.

Peter Hanson could hardly be described as an overnight success; his first significant success was winning the Günther Hamburg Classic on the Euro-pean Challenge Tour, followed four-years-later by the Jazztel Open de España en Andalucía on the main Tour.

Initially earned his place on The European Tour through the 2000 Qualifying School Final Stage and then through the Challenge Tour Rankings in 2001 but lost his card again at the end of the 2002 season, bouncing back again through the Challenge Tour the following year.

Married his wife Sanna in 2007, daughter Stella arriving in 2007, son Tim in 2011.

Was on the point of withdrawing from the 2012 KLM Open when his son Tim was rushed to hospital with a respiratory virus; but, when his wife reassured him all was well, he stayed – and won – the KLM Dutch Open, sealing a se-cond successive Ryder Cup berth in 2012, his first on opposition soil. Victory against the USA at Medinah gave Hanson a 100% Ryder Cup record, played 2, won 2.

At the end of his 2012 European Tour season, Peter Hanson was 25th on the circuit’s all-time money-list with winnings of €11,379,131, earning over €3million for the first time in 2012.

Peter Hanson enjoyed no fewer than seven top five finishes in 2012, just two behind world number-one Rory McIlroy.

For rest and relaxation away from the golf course, Peter Hanson enjoys spending time with his family, or a bit of hunting for wildfowl or wild boar.

Has recorded three top-10 finishes in his last eight ‘Major’ appearances and is odds-on favourite to become the first Swede to win one of golf’s four ‘Grand Slam events.

around the world, but with his heart very much in Europe in general and Sweden in particular,” added Tjern-berg, explaining, “He is competitive year-after-year, is held in the same high esteem as he holds, and re-spects the game of golf, its traditions and values, and win or lose, Peter Hanson is the quintessential sporting gentleman.”For his part, Hanson commented, “It’s great to be able to join forces with OJ, because, to look good is to feel good, on and off the golf course, whilst my somewhat understated demeanour fits perfectly with theirs, but both of us have a quiet, dry, Swe-dish twist, meaning we should work well – and have some fun – together over the duration of our partnership.”Continued the new OJ recruit, “While my fashion sense may be a little less extrovert than, for example, my Ry-der Cup team mate Ian Poulter, I am very interested in colour, texture and most of all performance, and I look forward to working with OJ in the months ahead with some input on the product development side of things.”

And ’Mr Consistency’ lived up to his name in the early events of the 2013 season; dressed top to toe in OJ, Peter Hanson enjoyed a top 10 finish on debut in Abu Dhabi, tied-22nd in Qatar, a combined 17-under-par for his first two events of the season a portent of good things to come in the weeks and months ahead.

Commenting on the recruitment of Peter Hanson as the signature OJ global golf ambassador starting in January 2013,

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KNITWEAR: Larry Tour

TRICOT: Buck

TROUSERS: Greg Tour Black Watch

GOLF BAG: Golf bag II

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Orlando Blooms for Swedish Star

As he enters his first year as OJ’s global golf ambassador – and argua-bly the defining season of an already illustrious career to date, US-based Swede Peter Hanson picks out three leading US courses, two in his own back yard in Florida, the other near Chicago where the 35-year-old sa-voured Ryder Cup success with Team Europe last fall.

OJ’s Newest Ambassador - Peter Hanson

With golf courses galore in the so-called, ‘Sunshine state of Florida,’ to choose from, local resident and new OJ global golf ambassador Peter Hanson picks two of his favourite tracks in the state, Lake Nona, not much more than a three-weed from his Orlando home and where the evocative Tavistock Cup is played and the beguiling Blue Monster at Doral, where he hopes to feature in the final shakeout at the prestigious WGC Ca-dillac Championship this year, having narrowly missed out last year.

With almost 1,500 golf courses to choose from in the US state of Florida, locals and tourists alike are spoiled for choice, no fewer than half-a-dozen featuring in the legen-dary ‘Florida Swing,’ on the PGA Tour, starting with the Honda Classic at PGA National Champion Course, Palm Beach Gardens and ending with the prestigious Players Championship – often referred to as the ‘Fifth unoffi-cial ‘Major,’ - over the TPC Sawgrass, Ponte Vedra Beach.

In between, the WGC Cadillac Cham-pionship, played over the fearsome Blue Monster course at Doral, the Tampa Bay Championship at Copper-head, Palm Harbour, the legendary Arnold Palmer’s Invitational at Bay Hill and the Tavistock Cup at Lake Nona, where the golfing superstars of Lake Nona take on arch rivals from nearby Isleworth, Albany, Queenwood and, for the first time in the 10-year history of the event, nearby Oak Tree National and Primland.

All of which means that Swedish superstar Peter Hanson has at least six-weeks guaranteed, ‘At home,’ playing the sport he loves, and for money, but getting home to wife Sanna and young children Stella and Tim each evening, like a regular job, a rare luxury for one of the world’s most travelled professionals.

“We are extremely fortunate to be born with the gift of being able to play golf to the highest of standards, and for fabulous amounts of money too, whilst being able to travel the world pursuing our passion is a rare privilege indeed,” says Peter Hanson, explaining, “And while it’s the best ‘Job’ in the world, the only downside is being away from home comforts, family and friends, sometimes for weeks at a time.”

The OJ ambassador continues, “The ‘Florida Swing,’ is as close as it gets to a routine, regular job for me, commuting to and from ‘Work,’ each day, home for dinner, tuck the kids up in bed, read them a bedtime story, relax in my own home.”

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Lake Nona Golf & Country Club, Orange County, Florida, USA10

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This super-special 7,215-yard Par-72 layout, designed by renowned golf course architect Tom Fazio opened for play in 1098 and has matured into one of the most stringent exami-nations of a golfer’s all round game not just in Florida but on the North American continent and is a match for most anywhere in the world.

Exclusive and exquisite, Lake Nona hosted the inaugural Tavistock Cup in 2004, the friendly-but-fierce head-to-head match between the world’s top golfers, amongst them Graeme McDowell, Peter Hanson and his Swe-dish compatriot Henrik Stenson living on what has been called ‘Golfer’s paradise,’ and their arch rivals from nearby Isleworth.

The records reveal Isleworth won that inaugural match, thus earning the right to host the following year’s event, where, all-square after regu-lation play and three sudden-death

extra holes, the only tie in the history of the event was declared.

Indeed, it was 2007 before Lake Nona tasted success, on home soil, and, despite Isleworth winning the 2008 showdown, Lake Nona went on a win-ning spree, winning four-in-a-row and defending their title over their own course in March this year.

Such has been the success of the event, its format and charitable fundraising capacity that it is now an official PGA Tour event, and Peter Hanson, who made his debut for Lake Nona in 2010 has exceeded his Ryder Cup record of played-2, won-2 with a 100% record in this unique team event.

“There is something truly special about the Tavistock Cup, where you are playing for your own golf commu-nity, for professional pride and for a bunch of guys you are normally in op-

position against week-in, week-out, and Lake Nona is a fantastic place to live, an excellent, family-friendly base where the weather is a little more benign than our other home in Trel-leborg in Southern Sweden.

“The Lake Nona golf club is exceptio-nal, great practice and fitness facili-ties, just a few minutes from Orlando International Airport, which I pass through dozens of times each year, whilst the golf course is a real chal-lenge, worthy of its top-100 status in the USA, beautifully maintained to the highest standard.

Of the course itself, the recently recruited OJ ambassador says, “It’ tough, but fair, you pretty much get what you deserve, with good shots rewarded, bad shots penalised,” ad-ding, “If the first, a 418-yard Par-4 is a relatively straightforward opener, the second, at 563-yards and Par-5, and with a slight dogleg right with

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water and sand protecting the green soon grabs your concentration.”

He continues, “Tom Fazio forces even the best players to use every club in the bag, with tree-lined fairways, plenty of sand traps and water hazards on most of the holes, Lake Nona is a genuine golf course for the members, their guests and the Tavi-stock Cup teams.

“The two Par-3s on the front nine can make or break a round, as can the two Par-5s on the back nine,” adds Hanson, whose local knowledge should prove invaluable to his Lake Nona team mates as they go for five-in-a-row and a personal hat-trick for the Swede, whose amiable disposition belies a searing competitive streak.

This year’s six-team Tavistock Cup takes place on 25th & 26th March 2013, part of the PGA Tour and can be seen live on the Golf Channel in the USA and on selected TV stations world wide.

www.lakenona.com www.tavistockcup.com

KNITWEAR: Noah Tour

TRICOT: Buck

TROUSERS: Darko Contemporary Chino

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Having tied for fourth place in the WGC Cadillac Championship over the infamous TPC Blue Monster at Doral last year, which included a second round 65, OJ global golf ambassador Peter Hanson is looking forward to locking horns with the course and the best golfers in the world, but is under no illusions that anyone ever tames the aptly-named 7,288-yard-Par-72 Florida layout.

Originally designed by Dick Wilson and remodelled by four-time ‘Major’ winner Raymond Floyd, the TPC Blue Monster Course at the Trump resort in Doral celebrated its 50th annivers-ary in 2011, maturing into one of the most fearsome, yet alluring courses in world golf.

Meanwhile, Swede Peter Hanson, re-cently recruited as Oscar Jacobson’s global golf ambassador has, slowly but surely, eased his way, first into the European Tour, then the global golf circuit, a regular at the World Golf Championship (WGC) events and the ‘Majors,’ over the past five years.

Now, having served his apprentice-ship in golf, sport’s quintessential ‘School of Hard Knocks,’ the amia-ble Florida-based Swede is not only winning, but winning big, witness his triumph in the inaugural BMW Mas-ters in Shanghai last year.

And, most promisingly of all, on the back of a 100% Ryder Cup record, Hanson is not only qualifying for, but also contending in the biggest events in world golf, the ‘Majors,’ (he finis-hed third in the 2012 Masters) and WGC events, open only to the top players in the world.

“My career has followed a well-worn path, starting-off with the local satel-lite circuit, in my case in Sweden and Scandinavia, then the European Chal-lenge Tour, the European Tour

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itself, before earning my place as a genuinely global golfer in 2008, when I played my first two WGC events,” reflects the 35-year-old Swede.

“You gradually begin to realise at first, that you can survive at those rarefied levels, then that you can compete, then contend, and, as I approach 20 WGC events, I might even be able to, if you are prepared to learn and work hard, graduate to that elite group of golfers to have won one of those coveted titles,” says the OJ man, explaining, “I feel that I’m getting better and better, I keep improving.

“I have seen myself in situations playing World Golf Championships and hopefully it builds a bit of confidence,” he says, adding, “ In both the ‘Majors’ and the World Golf Championships events, it brings out a little bit more focus and motivation.”

Tied fifth in the 2012 WGC Accenture Match Play, and going one better in the WGC Cadillac at Doral two-weeks-later, Hanson could be on the thres-hold of matching friend and compatri-ot Henrik Stenson, who became the first Swede to win a WGC event, the 2007 Accenture Match Play.

“When you look at the roll of honour at the WGC events, one name, Tiger Woods, stands out, 16 of them in all so far, a truly remarkable record, Phil [Mickelson] has two, Geoff Ogilvy, he raised his game to win three of them, Ian Poulter and Luke Donald, a couple each, and that’s where I aspire to be,” says Hanson who will be targeting the WGC Accenture and the WGC Cadillac this spring in order to prove he not only belongs, but can win in such exultant company, thus completing the transformation from journeyman professional to a rising and established star on the global golf stage.

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“Anyone who believes they can tame the Blue Monster will inevitably be di-sillusioned, and my 65, seven-under-par in the second round of last year’s WGC Cadillac Championship stands out as one of my finest rounds of golf ever, on a par with the same score I shot to lead the Masters after the third round at Augusta three-weeks-later when I was in a rich vein of form,” says the adopted Floridian.

“It is relatively flat, but each and every hole is a test of shot-making and course management, with trou-ble lying in wait for any shot struck less than 100%,” continues Hanson,

adding, “Water is regularly in play, the many strategically-placed bun-kers can cause serious damage to a round of golf and it will be interesting to see how the course plays after the forthcoming renovation now it comes under the Trump portfolio of great golf courses.

The TPC Blue Monster course reno-vation will be overseen by Gil Hanse, who was named recently as lead architect of the new Olympic course in Brazil, and will commence after the 2013 WGC-Cadillac Championship.

“It’s a renovation because we think we are obviously making some sig-nificant changes to golf holes, but I think within the spirit of Dick Wilson,” Hanse said, explaining, ”We’ll try to recapture some of the stylistic ele-ments. We’ll try to recapture some of his exciting green shapes, hole locations.

“We’ll try to create a golf course where angles are relevant again and where it’s important to get to a pro-per side to score as opposed to just hitting it as far as you possibly can,” concluded the award-winning Ameri-can designer.

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Playing in his second Ryder Cup and maintaining his 100% record, OJ Glo-bal Golf Ambassador Peter Hanson was playing Medinah for the very first time, having made his USPGA Cham-pionship debut the year after it was won by Tiger Woods at the historic Illinois course.

And, despite limited practice and playing opportunities, the Swede played his part in the greatest come-back in Ryder Cup history and was full of praise for the course close to the ‘Windy City’ of Chicago. Coming into his second Ryder Cup

Happy Ending for Hanson after Rollercoaster Ryder Cup

in fine form and on the back of what was his fifth European Tour win at the KLM Dutch Open, Swede Peter Hanson might have expected, if not a leading role, then certainly a promi-nent one, having qualified for Team Europe as of right and with three Ryder Cup rubbers under his belt, one, his victory with Spaniard Mi-guel Ángel Jiménez earning a crucial point against Bubba Watson and Jeff Overton as Europe overcame the old enemy at Celtic Manor in 2010.

But his 2012 Ryder Cup proved to be something of a rollercoaster, a bitter-sweet experience as European

captain José María Olazábal used the in-form and ever-reliable Swede less than anyone had expected.

But, professional to the tips of his toes, Peter Hanson swallowed his pride, supported not only his skipper but also those team-mates who had been picked ahead of him, enjoying the victory celebrations that followed the comeback of all comebacks, if not to the full, then certainly with spirit and good grace.

Only the following week, before tee-ing-it-up at St Andrews for the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship did the

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35-year-old Swede reveal his hurt and disappointment – and then only in response to a direct question from a journalist – before flying east to Chi-na and letting his golf do his talking, winning the inaugural BMW Masters in Shanghai by a shot from his playing partner and world number-one Rory McIlroy to land the biggest title and pay-day of his career so far.

Asked about his Medinah experience, Hanson, who joined OJ as Global Golf Ambassador at the start of this year admitted, “Definitely, I think The Ry-der Cup kind of hurt my confidence a bit, especially the first couple days,” adding, “Of course I came in there full of confidence after the win in Holland and played really well during the practise rounds, and was feeling great and I just wanted to get out there and play.”

He continued, “When I didn’t get to play more than 14 holes the first couple of days, that really got to me and I was very disappointed on Satur-day,” recalling, “ I think that hurt my performance a little bit on the Sun-day, even if I shot a couple under.

“You know, you’re part of a team and when I got notified 20 minutes before we teed off on Saturday, I got very upset,” said the Swede with what was widely perceived to be some justifi-cation, explaining, “I didn’t take that very well, but I took it for myself; I didn’t let it go out over anyone else.

“I just locked myself into a dark room and stayed there for a couple of hours, because you don’t want to let your feelings affect the other guys” continued the Florida-based Swede, adding with a remarkable fortitude which won him widespread respect, ”It’s all about getting out there and supporting your teammates, so I was out there all Saturday afternoon walking down the fairway.

“I didn’t damage the team, and that was the main thing,” insisted Hanson, explaining, “I was so sure I was going to play, I actually went out and played a couple of holes Saturday morning and did my warm up early in the day.

“When I got notified I was actually filling in the pin sheet in my book, so that’s probably as well why I got so upset, I was already in game mode, I just wanted to get out there and win some points, so you know, it’s a tough one to take when you don’t get to play.”And, as the Swede’s mood lifted come Saturday afternoon, so too did Team Europe’s fortunes.

“Being part of a team, you can’t let your own ego affect the rest of the team, everybody has to back each other up and even if you get a deci-sion that you don’t like, you just deal with it and go out there and in the evening on the Saturday, I think the way Ian [Poulter] finished with his five straight birdies was actually the turning point of the matches, be-cause we came back to the hotel on a high, all of us, all of the players came together and Ian played a big role, Lee Westwood played a big role, Rory said a few words, Justin Rose too; I also said a few words [and] I think that positive energy transferred to the next day.”

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And the rest, as they say, ‘Is history,’ Europe reeling-in Team USA for a famous victory, against all the odds, and, if ever proof was required that sport can be a funny old business, Ryder Cup hurt turned to BMW joy, fi-nishing ahead of 10 of his 11 Medinah team mates (only Sergio García was missing), and, irony of ironies, finis-hing 34 places and 16 shots ahead of captain Olazábal.

But Peter Hanson has not earned the respect, or the reputation as one of modern golf’s true gentlemen by either harbouring resentment or re-sorting to the, ‘I told you so,’ menta-

lity, simply saying after collecting his cheque for over US$1.1million, “This is by far my biggest win in my career, so I think all of the work I have put in to try to be ready for The Ryder Cup.

“Like I said Ryder Cup is so great just being part of it [and] as an individual sportsman, we all want to play,” reflected the man for whom the BMW Masters win helped him to a career high fourth on the Race to Dubai Ranking, adding, “I mean, it’s just the thing that when you are part of such a good team as we had this time, it’s hard to get a spot.

“The only thing I can do is to keep working on my game and try to get better, and if I qualify for the future Ryder Cups, hopefully I can play a few more matches,” concluded the world’s most gracious golfer and master of the understatement.

And few would doubt that the affa-ble Swede, whose quiet demeanour masks a burning desire to win, will be part of European captain Paul McGinley’s team as Europe seeks to make it three-in-a-row at Gleneag-les in Scotland, the ’Home of Golf,’ in 2014.

JACKET: Moe Tour

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Medinah’s three courses – inclu-ding Number-three over which the 2012 Ryder Cup was played were all originally designed by Tom Bendelow, opening in 1924, before noted Ameri-can golf course designer A.W. Tilling-hast played a major role in the design changes to Course No 3 in the 1930s. That major renovation was followed

Medinah’s Designersby several more alterations, Roger Packard’s 1986 redesign in prepara-tion for the 1990 U.S. Open, follo-wed by Rees Jones remodeling the course in preparation for the 2006 PGA Championship, which extended Course No 3 to 7,561 yards, at that time, the longest golf course in ‘Ma-jor’ championship history.

Says OJ Global Golf Ambassador Peter Hanson, who played the famous old Illinois course for the first – and to date only – time at the 39th Ryder Cup last year, “It’s a tough old cour-se, great for match play, fantastic for the Ryder Cup, a true risk-and-reward course.”

Adds the Swede, who will be aiming for a third successive Ryder Cup appearance – a record for a Scandi-navian golfer – when the 40th match between Team Europe and the USA come to Gleneagles in Scotland in 2014, “Medinah has three long, tough holes, two Par-5s either side of a 500-yard-plus Par 4 on the front nine, which, at 3,765-yards is still around 100-yards shorter than the back nine.”

He continues, “The 10th and 14th are long Par-5s and the 245-yard, Par-3 13th is one of the toughest and long-est ‘short’ holes in golf, and Medinah No 3 never lets up, the three finis-hing holes tough at the best of times, foreboding when the pressure is on, which really underlines Ian Poulter’s game-changing run of birdies on the Saturday evening and Justin Rose winning both 17 and 18 to beat Phil Mickelson in a pivotal Singles match on Sunday.”

Peter Hanson played 25 events across 12 different countries in 2012, missing just a single cut along the way, Australasia the only con-tinent he did not compete in during his most successful season yet, and, after some well-deserved time-off followed by fitness and practice, is back out on Tour for his 16th succes-sive season, his first attired in the world famous OJ apparel.

Says the quintessential gentleman golfer, “I’m proud to be a genuinely global golfer, playing all over the world, and representing another Swedish golf icon, Oscar Jacobson at home and abroad is an exciting proposition.”

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OJ GOLF MANGOLF COLLECTION AUTUMN/WINTER 2013

We are proud to present the Oscar Jacobson AW13 Golf collection. This is a very versatile collection where the possible combinations are endless. We are going back to our roots and re-discover classic patterns like the Black Watch and Prince of Wales check. Using these classic patterns with functional fabrics creates interesting meetings when old meets new.

We hope our determination in creating the best golf wear possible is reflected in this collection and we wish you a nice and successful day on the golf course.

Oscar Jacobson Design Team

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Ultra light woven fabric with high mechanical stretch. ”Dry touch” Coating on inside. 20 Denier yarn. 51Gr/sqm. Rib-stop surface for techni-cal look. Stow away back pocket

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3-Layer wind and Shower proof knitted fabric with full stretch. Knitted jersey on Inside for comfort. High quality brused security mesh pocketing. Shaped sleeves


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5033 7704

DEXTER648-6881

MILFORD

8029 6881

MATTHEWOUTER LAYER

The OUTER LAYER is mainly about protection against rain and wind. Having made golf clothes for many years, we are proud to be able to present new innovations like 3D construction and taped seams, in order to create jackets and material that are light, warm, watertight and windproof.

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MALLARD JACKET8032 7736

QUALITY:100% Polyester

SIZES:S-3XL

DESCRIPTION:Waterproof 3-layer functional jacket. Woven fabric with mechanical stretch. Soft jersey inside for comfort. Fully taped. High quality brushed security mesh pocketing. Mesh that will allow moist to pass through, to help the ventilation of the jacket. Softly tailed back for better cover of the lowerback when lea-ning forward. Articulated (shaped) sleeve construction. Silicon caps on side pocket zip pullers for improved grip. Inside pocket with headphone cord hole in soft silicon. Garage for zip pullers to prevent water for entering the side pocket.

133

5 YEAR WARRANTY

310 921

COLOR: 310

25

MALLARD PANTS5017 7736


SIZES:S-3XL Inseam 30 and 32

DESCRIPTION:Waterproof 3-layer functional trouser. Woven fabric with mechanical stretch. Soft jersey inside for comfort. Fully taped. Articula-ted (shaped) leg construction for improved fit. Side pockets are covered by placket to prevent water for entering the side pocket. Back pocket flap that can be tucked inside the pocket, if used for score card. Access point to pockets on trousers worn underne-ath, thru concealed zippers inside the side pockets.

310

5 YEAR WARRANTY

COLOR: 310

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MILFORD II8065 6881

QUALITY:100% Nylon

SIZES:S-3XL

DESCRIPTION:3-Layer wind and shower proof knitted fabric with full stretch. Knitted jersey on inside for comfort. 3-D Logo in neck.

132 211

311 615

COLOR: 211

MATTHEW8029 6881


SIZES:S-3XL

DESCRIPTION:3-Layer wind and shower proof knitted fabric with full stretch. Knitted jersey on inside for comfort.High quality brused security mesh pocketing.Shaped sleeves.

MANOR8057 7704

QUALITY:100% Polyamide microfiber

SIZES:S-3XL

DESCRIPTION:Ultra light woven fabric with high mechanical stretch. ”Dry touch” coating on inside. 20 Denier yarn. 51Gr/sqm. Rib-stop surface for technical look. Prima loft padded Lightweight jacket.

132 311

132 211

312 615

COLOR: 312

COLOR: 132

27

MARC8026 7704

QUALITY:100% Polyamide microfiber

SIZES:S-3XL

DESCRIPTION:Ultra light woven fabric with high mechanical stretch. ”Dry touch” coating on inside. 20 Denier yarn. 51Gr/sqm.Rib-stop surface for technical look.

164 243 311

MARIO8027 7704

QUALITY: 100% Polyamide microfiber

SIZES:S-3XL

DESCRIPTION:Ultra light woven fabric with high mechanical stretch. ”Dry touch” coating on inside. 20 Denier yarn. 51Gr/sqm.Rib-stop surface for technical look.

311164 243

COLOR: 164

COLOR: 164

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COLOR: 210

MATT8062 8517


SIZES:S-3XL

DESCRIPTION:A sporty leisure jacket with good comfort and excellent fit, for every day on and of course use.

210 311

29

BRENT CHINO567E 4524

QUALITY:96% Cotton, 4% Elastane

SIZES:Inches

DESCRIPTION:Modern trouser in cotton twill with elastane for good fit and comfort.

214 239 310

422 615 916

COLOR: 422

30

BRENT WINTER CHINO567E 7510


SIZES:Inches

DESCRIPTION:Modern trouser in cotton twill with elastane for good fit and comfort.

210 490

550 615 807

COLOR: 615

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BRENT WPS567E 8401

QUALITY: 100% Polyester

SIZES:Inches

DESCRIPTION:Functional trouser in a modern cut. Quick dry, uv-cut and water repellent.

QUALITY:54% Polyester, 44% Wool, 2% Elastane

SIZES:Inches

DESCRIPTION:Modern trouser in wool blend with stretch in a subtle check design.

BRENT SUBTLE CHECK567E 8657

310

110 210

COLOR: 310

COLOR: 210

32

DANNY WPS595E 8401


SIZES:Inches

DESCRIPTION:Functional trouser in a modern cut. Quick dry, uv-cut and water repellent.


SIZES:Inches

DESCRIPTION:Low rise contemporary 5-pocket golf chino.

DARKO CONTEMPORARY CHINO5031 8637

310

190 214

218 311

COLOR: 218

COLOR: 310

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DANNY BLACK WATCH595E 8658

QUALITY:55% Polyester, 45% Wool

SIZES:Inches

DESCRIPTION:Contemporary flat front wool blend trouser in a subtle black watch check.

210

COLOR: 210

34

GREG TOP PERFORMANCE556- 4158


SIZES:Inches

DESCRIPTION:Classic trouser in our wool blend Top Perfro-mance fabric.


SIZES:Inches

DESCRIPTION:Classic trouser in cotton twill with elastane for good fit and comfort.

GREG CHINO556E 4524

110 130

260 310 450

239 310

422 615 916

COLOR: 110

COLOR: 422

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GREG WINTER CHINO5074 7510

QUALITY: 100% Cotton

SIZES:Inches

DESCRIPTION:Classic trouser in a brushed heavy cotton twill fabric.

QUALITY:100% Cotton

SIZES:Inches

DESCRIPTION:Classic flat front autumn corduroy trouser.

GREG CORDUROYS556E 7548

210 490

550 615 807

210 310

510 628

COLOR: 210

COLOR: 510

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GREG PRINCE OF WALES556- 4355

QUALITY: 55% Polyester, 45% Wool

SIZES:Inches

DESCRIPTION:Classic wool blend trouser in a prince of wales design with a light blue over check.


SIZES:Inches

DESCRIPTION:Classic flat front wool blend trouser in a subtle black watch check. Tour logo above left back pocket.

GREG BLACK WATCH556E 8658

110

210

COLOR: 210

COLOR: 110

37

GREG SUBTLE CHECK556E 8657


SIZES:Inches

DESCRIPTION:Classic trouser in wool blend with stretch in a subtle check design.

110 210

COLOR: 110

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GRANT TOP PERFROMANCE579- 4158

QUALITY: 54% Polyester, 44% Wool, 2% Elastane

SIZES:Inches

DESCRIPTION:Classic pleated Top Perfromance wool blend trouser.

QUALITY:100% Cotton

SIZES:Inches

DESCRIPTION:Classic pleated autumn corduroy trouser.

GRANT CORDUROYS579E 7548

110 130

260 310 450

210 310

510 628

COLOR: 130

COLOR: 510

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BAILEY SHORTS515- 8637

QUALITY: 96% Cotton, 4% Elastane

SIZES:S-3XL

DESCRIPTION:Classic shorts in a lightly washed cotton fa-bric with elastane for fit and comfort.


SIZES:S-3XL

DESCRIPTION:Contemporary shorts in cotten twill with elastane for good fit and comfort.

GRUNT SHORTS5009 4524

190 214

218 311

214 239

310 422 916

COLOR: 190

COLOR: 916

40

COLOR: 210

QUALITY:100% Wool

SIZES:78 cm cbl at size 50

DESCRIPTION:Classic jacket. J-style.

JOEL342V 4146

210

41

COLOR: 496

LARRY6055 6768

QUALITY:100% Extrafine Merino Wool

SIZES:XS-3XL

DESCRIPTION:Cashwool 100% Extrafine Merino wool, mulesfree, 12gg, v-neck.

242

259 311 496 631 681 837

111 150 211 214

42

COLOR: 681


SIZES:XS-3XL

DESCRIPTION:Cashwool 100% Extrafine Merino wool, mulesfree, 12gg, slipover.


SIZES:S-XXL

DESCRIPTION:Cashwool 100% Extrafine Merino wool, mulesfree, 12gg v-neck. Argyle and check design on left sleeve.

KENT6169 7616

212 313 681

211 311

JERRY6056 6768

COLOR: 311

43

COLOR: 222

BUDD6064 6614

QUALITY:100% Cotton

SIZES:S-3XL

DESCRIPTION:Brushed nordic rib cotton sweater.

150 210

222 313 615

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BARTON6334 7699

QUALITY:65% Cotton, 35% Polyester

SIZES:S-XXL

DESCRIPTION:Full zip logo cardigan with woven details and pockets.

164 240

313 615

COLOR: 164

45

COLOR: 164

COLOR: 310

BRADLEY6248 7699


SIZES:S-XXL

DESCRIPTION:Classic half zip logo cardigan.


SIZES:S-3XL

DESCRIPTION:Cashwool 100% Extrafine Merino wool. Half zip sweater with elegant contrast collar.

BERNARD6374 6768

211 259

310

164 240

313 615

681

46

COLOR: 311

78 79

QUALITY:

SIZES:

DESCRIPTION:

55% Polyester45% Wool

Inches

Creases.Flatfront.Bottom width 44cm in 32/34

210

QUALITY:

SIZES:

DESCRIPTION:

64% Cotton32% Polyester4% Lycra

Inches

Creases.FlatfrontBottom width 44cm in 32/34Stretch

250150

QUALITY:

SIZES:

DESCRIPTION:


Inches

Creases.Flatfront.Bottom width 44cm in 32/34

110

556E 8396

GREG URBAN CHECK556E 4355

GREG PRINCE OF WALES

556E 8395

GREG BLUE CHECK MID LAYER

The MID LAYER is an integral component in the Oscar Jacobson WPS range and provides warmth and comfort from head to toe, and is warmer, drier, softer and more compressible than all other insulations.

CHARLIE6172 8007


SIZES:S-XXL

DESCRIPTION:Eco friendly dyed fabric, moisture manage-ment, long lasting color fastness, windproof by technical lightweight drop-lining. Full stretch.

110 211 311

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COLOR: 211

MOE6322 8014


SIZES:S-XXL

DESCRIPTION:Eco friendly dyed fabric, moisture manage-ment, long lasting color fastness, windproof by technical lightweight drop-lining. Full stretch. Half zip with mesh details.

167 211 311

48

COLOR: 180

COLOR: 311


SIZES:S-XXL

DESCRIPTION:Eco friendly dyed fabric, moisture manage-ment, long lasting color fastness, windproof by technical lightweight drop-lining. Full stretch. Mid layer.

JOE GILLET6298 8014

167 311

ORSON6053 6413

QUALITY:50% Wool, 50% Acrylic

SIZES:S-XXL

DESCRIPTION:Wool blend half zip. Windproof by technical drop-lining.

111 180 211

259 311 681

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ALEX6061 7300

QUALITY:100% Cotton

SIZES:S-3XL

DESCRIPTION:60’s/2 single mercerized cotton. Classic jersey poloshirt.

QUALITY:100% Cotton

SIZES:S-3XL

DESCRIPTION:60’s/2 single mercerized cotton. Classic jersey long sleeve poloshirt.

COREY6068 7300

211

311 921

281

311 625 921

COLOR: 211

COLOR: 311

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VEST: Joe Gillet Tour

TRICOT: Nick

BUCK6063 6816

QUALITY:100% Cotton

SIZES:S-XXL

DESCRIPTION:Classic cotton rollneck.

150 311 921

COLOR: 311

51

WPS - WEATHER PROTECTION SYSTEM LUTION FOR ULTIMATE PERFORMAN






SIZES:S-XXL

DESCRIPTION:Eco friendly dyed fabric, moisture manage-ment, lon lasting color fastness, UV-a and UV-b protection. Base layer.

NICK6256 8235

167

70 71

QUALITY:

SIZES:

DESCRIPTION:

100% Polyester

Inches

Creases. Flatfront.Tour logo. Leg slit.Bottom width 44cm in 32/34Quick dry. Uv-cut. Water repellency. Stretch

679 921

310285


Pantone 7489 C

Colour ref:

Pantone 172 C


60 mm


Pantone 641C

QUALITY:

SIZES:

DESCRIPTION:


Inches

Roundpressed.Flatfront.Heeltape.Bottom width 39cm in 32/34

210

5056 8401

GREG TOURLIGHT STRETCH

567E 8395

BRENT BLUE CHECK

QUALITY:

SIZES:

DESCRIPTION:

74% Cotton23% Polyamid3% Elastane

Inches

Roundpressed.Flatfront.Heeltape.Bottom width 39cm in 32/34

239 437

567E 4541

BRENT COMFORTCHINO

BASE LAYER

THE BASE LAYER – COOLMAX® fabric: a perfor-mance fabric that includes a fi ber-based moisture management system that moves perspiration away from the body, and through the fabric, where it can evapo rate quickly, allowing the wearer to feel cool er and more relaxed.

298

311 631 927

COLOR: 311

52

WPS - WEATHER PROTECTION SYSTEM 3-LAYER SOLUTION FOR ULTIMATE PERFORMANCE AND COMFORT

MBASE-LAYERMOISTURE MANAGEMENT







COLLIN6057 6852


SIZES:XS-3XL

DESCRIPTION:Functional poloshirt with moisture manage-ment by wicking, anti bacterial and soil release. Base layer.


SIZES:S-XXL

DESCRIPTION:Eco friendly dyed fabric, moisture manage-ment, long lasting color fastness, UV-a and UV-b protection. Base layer.

RUPERT6327 7682

310

285 311

631 921

COLOR: 631

COLOR: 310

53

COLOR: 311

PLAYER6360 7682


SIZES:S-XXL

DESCRIPTION:Eco friendly dyed fabric, moisture manage-ment, long lasting color fastness, UV-a and UV-b protection. Base layer.

164 211 311

54

HYDE6173 8008

QUALITY:100% Extrafine Merino wool

SIZES:S-XXL

DESCRIPTION: Merino wool base layer 155gm.


SIZES:S-XXL

DESCRIPTION:Merino wool base layer 155gm.

HARALD6211 8008

311

311

COLOR: 311

COLOR: 311

55

COLOR: 422

COLOR: 310

GREG TOUR CHINO5056 4524


SIZES:Inches

DESCRIPTION:Classic flat front trouser in cotton twill with elastane for good fit and comfort. Tour logo above left back pocket.


SIZES:Inches

DESCRIPTION:Classic flat front wool blend trouser in a trendy check design. Tour logo above left back pocket.

310

239 310

422 615 916

GREG TOUR FUNKY CHECK5056 8505

TOUR COLLECTION

TOUR COLLECTION

56

COLOR: 150

GREG TOUR BLACK WATCH5056 8658


SIZES:Inches

DESCRIPTION:Classic flat front wool blend trouser in a subtle black watch check. Tour logo above left back pocket.


SIZES:XS-3XL

DESCRIPTION:Cashwool 100% Extrafine Merino wool, mulesfree, 12gg, v-neck. Tour logo on chest.

210

LARRY TOUR6164 6768

242

259 311 496 631 681 837

111 150 211 214

TOUR COLLECTION

TOUR COLLECTION

COLOR: 210

57

COLOR: 311

COLOR: 311

JERRY TOUR6179 6768


SIZES:XS-3XL

DESCRIPTION:Cashwool 100% Extrafine Merino wool, mulesfree, 12gg, v-neck. Tour logo on chest.


SIZES:S-3XL

DESCRIPTION:Cashwool 100% Extrafine Merino wool. Half zip sweater with elegant contrast collar. Tour logo on chest.

BERNARD TOUR6375 6768

211 311

211 259

311 681

TOUR COLLECTION

TOUR COLLECTION

58

COLOR: 824

NOAH TOUR6361 8542

QUALITY:50% Wool, 50% Acrylic

SIZES:S-XXL

DESCRIPTION:Wool blend v-neck sweater in bright colors with Tour logo on left chest.

205 268

311 696 824

TOUR COLLECTION

59

COLOR: 313

COLOR: 240


SIZES:S-XXL

DESCRIPTION:Cashwool 100% Extrafine Merino wool, mulesfree, 12gg v-neck. Argyle and check design on left sleeve. Tour logo on left chest.


SIZES:S-XXL

DESCRIPTION:Full zip logo cardigan with woven details and pockets. Tour logo on chest.

KENT TOUR6226 7616

BARTON TOUR6351 7699

212 313 681

164 240

313 615

TOUR COLLECTION

TOUR COLLECTION

60

COLOR: 240

BRADLEY TOUR6302 7699


SIZES:S-XXL

DESCRIPTION:Classic half zip logo cardigan. Tour logo on chest.

164 240

313 615

TOUR COLLECTION

61

COLOR: 311

COLOR: 167


SIZES:S-XXL

DESCRIPTION:Eco friendly dyed fabric, moisture manage-ment, long lasting color fastness, windproof by technical lightweight drop-lining. Full stretch. Mid layer. Tour logo on chest.


SIZES:S-XXL

DESCRIPTION:Eco friendly dyed fabric, moisture manage-ment, long lasting color fastness, windproof by technical lightweight drop-lining. Full stretch. Half zip with mesh details. Tour logo on chest.

JOE GILLET TOUR6303 8014

MOE TOUR6353 8014

167 311

167 211 311

TOUR COLLECTION

TOUR COLLECTION

62

COLOR: 285

COLOR: 164

COLLIN TOUR6166 6852










SIZES:XS-3XL

DESCRIPTION:Functional poloshirt with moisture mana-gement by wicking, anti bacterial and soil release. Base layer. Tour logo on chest.

285 311

631 921


SIZES:S-XXL

DESCRIPTION:Eco friendly dyed fabric, moisture manage-ment, long lasting color fastness, UV-a and UV-b protection. Base layer. Tour logo on chest.

PLAYER TOUR6378 7682

164 211 311

TOUR COLLECTION

TOUR COLLECTION

63

COLOR: 601

COLOR: 150


SIZES:One size

DESCRIPTION:Classic OJ cap.


SIZES:S-M / L-XL

DESCRIPTION:OJ golf cap.

GOLF CAP I9040 7896

GOLF CAP IV9097 8402

211 310

410 601 921

150 211

64

COLOR: 311

COLOR: 615


SIZES:One size

DESCRIPTION:Knitted golf hat.


SIZES:S-M / L-XL

DESCRIPTION:Knitted golf hat.

KNITTED GOLF HAT II9059 8096

KNITTED GOLF HAT III9138 8096

211

311 615 921

150

311 921

150

211

615

65

COLOR: 921

COLOR: 310

QUALITY:Real leather

SIZES:85, 90, 95, 105


SIZES:85, 90, 95, 105

GOLF BELT XXXVIII9124 7121

GOLF BELT XVIII9080 7121

310 921

310 510 921

66

COLOR: 921

COLOR: 210


SIZES:85, 90, 95, 105


SIZES:85, 90, 95, 105

GOLF BELT II9015 7121

GOLF BELT XIX9081 8225

310 510

210 310

510

921

811

67

COLOR: 310

COLOR: 532


SIZES:85, 90, 95, 105


SIZES:85, 90, 95, 105

GOLF BELT XXXII9127 7121

GOLF BELT XXVII9123 7997

259 310

310

921

532

68

COLOR: 119


SIZES:One size

DESCRIPTION:OJ Golf bag

GOLF BAG II 9145 8708

119

GOLF WEEKEND BAG9148 8711

COLOR: 211

211

QUALITY:Nylon with leather details

SIZES:One size

DESCRIPTION:OJ Golf Weekend bag

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COLOR: 311

COLOR: 311


SIZES:One size

DESCRIPTION:OJ Golf towel


SIZES:One size

DESCRIPTION:OJ Golf umbrella

GOLF TOWEL651- 6789

GOLF UMBRELLA657- 6004

311

311

70

KNITWEAR: Kent Tour

TRICOT: Alex

TROUSERS: Greg Winter Chino

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OJ GOLF WOMANGOLF COLLECTION AUTUMN/WINTER 2013

We have created this collection with inspiration from our brand values; style, Scandinavian heritage and personality, all with a feminine twist and silhouette. The collection contains a limited number of styles from bottoms to tops, as well as functional garments within the WPS system all with focus on the demanding golfer.

Oscar Jacobson Design Team

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COLOR: 132

SCARLETT PRIMALOFT VEST8056 7704

QUALITY:100% Nylon

SIZES:XS-XXL

DESCRIPTION:Ultra light woven fabric with high mechanical stretch. ”Dry touch” coating on inside. 20 Denier yarn. 51Gr/sqm. Rib-stop surface for technical look. Prima loft padded lightweight zipped vest.

132

73

COLOR: 239

COLOR: 310

LINDSAY CHINO5041 4524

QUALITY: 96% Cotton, 4% Elastane

SIZES:34-46

DESCRIPTION:Contemporary trousers in cotton twill with elastane for good fit and comfort.


SIZES:34-46

DESCRIPTION:Functional trouser in a classic cut. Quick dry, uv-cut and water repellent.

HEATHER LIGHT STRETCH5040 8401

239 310

310

74

COLOR: 310

HEATHER CHECK5041 8394

QUALITY: 55% Polyester, 45% Wool

SIZES:34-46

DESCRIPTION:Classic prince of wales check with red overcheck.

310

75

COLOR: 259

ELIZABETH6252 6768

QUALITY:100% ExtrafineMerino wool

SIZES: XS-3XL

DESCRIPTION: Cashwool 100% Extrafine Merino wool, mulesfree, 14gg, v-neck.

150 211 259

311 426 684

76

COLOR: 311

COLOR: 257

ANNA6270 8242

QUALITY: 100% Cotton

SIZES:XS-3XL

DESCRIPTION:Cotton short sleeve poloshirt.

QUALITY:92% Polyamide, 8% Elastane

SIZES:XS-XXL

DESCRIPTION:Stretch jersey short sleeve poloshirt.

ASHLEY6264 8278

211 257 921

311

77

COLOR: 921


SIZES:80, 85, 90

GOLF BELT XXXI9126 7319

259 310

610 913 921

CEO

SALES MANAGER GOLF

GOLF COLLECTION CO-ORDINATOR

GOLF COLLECTION DESIGNER

CREATIVE DIRECTOR

INTERVIEWS / COPYWRITER

COURSE TEXT & RESEARCH

TRANSLATION

PRINTING

Roger Tjernberg

Gunnar Hedendahl

Carl-Johan Frisk

Thomas Håkansson / Carl-Johan Frisk

Kristina Johannesson

Mike Wilson

Mike Wilson

Vision Box

i/Store

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CZECH REPUBLIC & SLOVAKIAGolf & LeisureVera KnihovaJinonicka 80CZ - 15800 Prague 5CZECH REPUBLICPhone: +420 296 554 224Mobile: +420 257 949 [email protected]

HEAD OFFICE SWEDENVevgatan 1P.O Box 444SE - 504 64 Borå[email protected]. +46 (0) 33 23 33 00Fax. +46 (0) 33 13 14 40

UNITED KINGDOM OFFICEOscar Jacobson UK Ltd27 Lancaster MewsGB - London W2 3QEGREAT BRITAINPhone: +44-207-402 0797Fax: +44-207 402 0918

AGENTS UK AGENTS EUROPE

UK-SOUTH WESTJimmy GoughMobile: +44 783 143 [email protected]

UK-HOME COUNTIESMark WhartonMobile: +44 783 121 [email protected]

UK-NORTHSimon ClareMobile: +44 796 637 [email protected]

UK-MIDLANDSRichard HigsonMobile: +44 785 668 [email protected]

UK-SOUTHMatthew AllenMobile: +44 785 084 [email protected]

SCOTLANDBrian DooleMobile: +44 797 343 [email protected]

IRELANDDonal McEvoyMobile: +353 872 592 [email protected]

DISTRIBUTORS DISTRIBUTORS

BENELUXKees Jan AandewielPhone: +31 625 092 [email protected]

FINLANDJaakko T KatajainenSelected Brands Finland OYTietäjäntie 202130 EspooMobile +358 400 411 [email protected]

FRANCEJohanna BiermannMobile: +33 61 32 40 [email protected]

NORWAYJostein R Gjengsto AgenturerMaridalsveien 87, Bygg 5NO - 0461 OsloNORWAYPhone: +47-23 00 1797Fax: +47-23 00 1798

ALL OTHER MARKETS, PLEASE CONTACT HEAD OFFICE

KOREAGeneMacDirector Golf Chi Ho-Joon175-3 Dukjung-DongYangju-City, Kyunggi-DoKR-482-060KOREAPhone: +82-31-859-0644Fax: [email protected]

SPAINGolf Strategies Avda.Diagonal, 357 Ático08037 BarcelonaSPAINMobile + 34 647 511 685www.golfstrategies.es

THE MIDDLE EASTProgolf International LLCScott Sulllivan, General ManagerDubai, UNITED ARAB EMIRATESPhone: +971 43966676Fax: +971 43966355Mobile: +971 [email protected]

TURKEYGoldenswing Spor Okullari LtdMontgomerie Maxx Royal GCIskele Mevkii Turizm CaddessiTR- 07505 BELEK, ANTALYATURKEYOstap LukyanovPhone: +90 242 715 3318Fax: +90 242 715 3319www.goldenswing.net

CHINAOJ ChinaKunshan Pepwing Textile CO LtdNo.19 Huangpujiang Mid Road,Lujia Town, Kunshan City,Jiangsu Province 215331,CHINAPhone: +86-512-8260 [email protected]

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BARSEBÄCKGOLF & COUNTRY CLUBAverage temperature: +7.9°CTop wind speed: 20m/sDress accordingly.

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