just cut a couple of holes for sleeves in a bin bag and good to go£10 Primani wouldn't be water resistant though.
just cut a couple of holes for sleeves in a bin bag and good to go£10 Primani wouldn't be water resistant though.
My club doesn't allow the collarless shirts. I asked if they would refuse tiger if he turned up to play. Somehow I think notIt's daft. There is quite a bit worn on tour that would have your average club spitting feathers.
Does make you look like a glue sniffer though.According to my rudimentary research (Googled it), hoodies were invented in the 1930s, yet some of you talk about them like it's alien attire from another planet. It's only a jumper that also keeps your head warm and dry for Christ's sake.
Agree with this - kept getting whipped in the face with the drawstrings and the hood flapping around was just annoyingCan't see why you'd want to. I went to the range wearing a hoodie once. It drove me crazy
I'm ashamed to say, despite my repeated protests, that my daughter has bought clothes from Primark before. After washing they lose shape, bobble, colours fade. There is a reason they are £10. The Adidas top should not do any of that.the only thing wrong with that is the cost £50 for a hoodie, get one from Primark for a £10 instead
Hi all
Any thoughts on a hoodie at the golf course. I personally like it but having only recently joined a club don’t want to look at of place if that makes sense
https://www.onlinegolf.co.uk/golf-clothing-shoes/windshirts/adidas-golf-cold.rdy-hoodie-361561.html
Not just any hoodie, I think it's the exact one from the OP's post.
Ask at the club ?
Doesn't matter what people on here think.
Ha ha they can wear what they want though it appears ?
Danielle Kang was wearing an adidas one yesterday too (there must have been a memo sent out from Adidas HQ)