The List: Five easy, last-minute Halloween golf costumes

You can never go wrong with becoming a zombie or vampire. They're always in style.

Turns out, the golf ball to the head is an simple trick that's been around a few years. Simply cut a golf ball in half, glue it to your temple and splatter fake blood to make it look good. You'll be the life ... er, I mean, undead ... of the party.

What golf-themed costume have you worn on Halloween in the past? Let us know in the comments below.

I might be a bit biased, but I think my sequin green jacket is WAY cooler than the iconic green jacket given to Masters winners. Mine works great for St. Patrick's Day AND Halloween. I've worn it celebrating both. And, no, I didn't steal it from Liberace. I won it at in Las Vegas golf media event called the Writer's Cup, the only semi-respectable athletic achievement in my life.

I'm sure you can scrounge up a green jacket of some sort at any local thrift store for Halloween. You can glam it up like mine - bedazzle? buttons? - or go with straight golf attire. Whatever you do, embrace the look with confidence. You're a millionaire champion who just joined the most exclusive club in golf, remember?

One visit to the Cobra-Puma website will have you looking like Rickie Fowler in no time. To go full Rickie, make sure to get everything in pumpkin orange - the shoes, the belt, the pants, the shirt, the hat. A fake mustache will bring back memories of Rickie's prime ... if that ever even happened.

Dressing up as John Daly is easy. Just grab a cigarette and a beer can (or a diet Coke to stay PG) and throw on the most obnoxious outfit you can find from Loudmouth Golf, one of the rare sponsors to stick with Daly through thick and thin over the years.

Golf knickers are the best way to get a chuckle out of your non-golf friends. Not many people can pull off the look of Plus Fours (named because the pants extend four inches below the knee). The obvious exception is Payne Stewart, of course.

You could also go the Scottish kilt route, too. Just pray the wind doesn't blow or an ill-conceived dance move doesn't reveal too much about your heritage.