Anyone who saw Brian Gay during his championship performance here at Mayakoba in 2008 or during his title defense in 2009 knows he has a flair for standing out on the golf course—not only with his great play but with his unique and stylish wardrobe. PGATOUR.com recently featured Gay, a three-time winner on TOUR, in its Fashion Insider section.

In a wide-ranging interview, Gay talked about his approach to style, and how it has a direct impact on his play, on apparel scripting and what he thinks of golf fashion blogs and Web forum discussions, along with the most commonly seen pro-am fashion faux pas. The link to the complete article and interview is available through the Mayakoba Golf Classic’s Facebook page.

Among the highlights were Gay’s comments about the connection between dressing well and playing well. “Look good, feel good, play good,” he said. “This has always been my motto. I believe that the better I feel about the way I look, the better I feel about the clothes I have on, and the better I feel about the way my clothes fit me, the better I feel overall and this will help me play better and perform at a higher level.”

Gay’s words of wisdom can certainly be valuable for the average recreational golfer when it comes to confidence in one’s self on the course, but he also offered additional observations and advice for those whom he often sees at PGA TOUR pro-ams.

“A lot of guys don't care how they look—they don't match sometimes. For instance, they wear black pants with brown shoes or something like that,” he added. “A lot of guys fail to wear the correct sizes or clothes that fit them properly and they get sizes that are way too big.”

His overall attitude toward the connection between fashion and golf has definitely proven successful for Gay whose career earnings on the PGA TOUR total nearly $14 million USD , including more than $6.7 million USD since his win at Mayakoba in 2008.

For the complete article, please click here to visit PGATOUR.com.

Don’t miss out on the upcoming edition of Golf PARa Todos, the Mayakoba Golf Classic’s hugely popular community program. The next installment of the popular golf event is scheduled for this Sunday, October 17, at Mayakoba. Join the MGC, local golf enthusiasts and golf newcomers for an afternoon of fun, friends and of course golf!

Golf PARa Todos aims to create a fun-filled, diverse and educational program that teaches about the game of golf and its ideals. The program encourages active participation in the game as a participant and as a fan, and facilitates the integration of golf into the lives of all those within the community.

This year's program features many new and exciting additions and upgrades, as well as all the fantastic elements you've already come to know and love. The Amigos of Golf PARa Todos will again be in attendance to help you as you begin to learn the game of golf.

Don't miss out on this popular community program! Join us on Sunday, October 17, at 2 pm at El Camaleón Golf Club!

After nearly a month of submissions, the Mayakoba Golf Classic’s Fotogolf contest is zooming along with entertaining and creative entries flowing in. Don’t miss out on viewing all the great entries and don’t miss out on your opportunity to participate.

To get involved, take your best golf photo—funny, scenic or action. Then go to www.MayakobaGolfClassic.com/fotogolf where you can upload your photo to enter the contest. Twelve finalists will be selected and then voted on by the public to determine whose photo is the best! The winner will receive an entry into the 2011 Mayakoba Golf Classic Pro-Am. Check back often to www.MayakobaGolfClassic.com to view the entries and see how your photo stacks up with the rest. Participants can submit multiple photos.

Only residents of México over the age of 18 at the time of submission of their photo will be eligible to enter the contest. To be eligible for the grand prize, you must have a handicap of 21 or better. The contest is underway now and will conclude on January 14, 2011.

Visit www.MayakobaGolfClassic.com/fotogolf for complete rules and regulations of the contest.