When Tour players make their hip turn nowadays, more and more of them reveal a big, blingin' belt buckle. These include heavy-metal Western-styles, die-cut designs like Puma's jungle-cat cutouts, enameled chrome abstract looks like those worn by Ian Poulter, and sleek brushed-steel designs by Swedish designer J. Lindeberg that resemble the backside of a wedge. In a game that once altogether eschewed belts (Oh, Sansabelts, we hardly knew ye!) buckle bling is another way Tour players can express themselves without opening their mouths and muttering, "I'll just take it one shot at a time." Should you opt for one, use it as a reminder to turn your hips toward the target through the ball. That way, your pants will stay up and your scores will stay down.

Adidas "Trophy" leather belt with trademark three-stripe brushed metal buckle. Available in white or black. $50.

Nike's Woodgrain plaque belt with Tiger Woods emblem and reversible nappa leather strap. $92.

Oakley goes medieval with a distressed leather belt fitted with double-barreled prongs. $50.

Puma's riveted leather belt with die-cut cat buckle. Available in black or white. $55.