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The master Jenkins git location is the default and is applied to the master and all slaves (as the default). That usually leads to me preferring to have the default be "git", and then if I'm running a Windows master, I assure that the Jenkins process includes the C:\Program Files(x86)\Git\bin directory in its path.
In your case, I suspect your default is "git.exe", and when that is attempted as the default on OS/X, there is no "git.exe". Thus, if you want the system wide default for the git program to be "git.exe" (possibly because most of your machines will be Windows based), then you'll need to define the git location for each slave that is not Windows.
You need to override tool locations if the default tool location does not work for that slave. You defined the default as "git.exe" and that only work for Windows.