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Just a general question. Why do so many people playing golf wear a cap when is cloudy?
Caps
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SammmeBee
Journeyman Pro
To keep the rain off their contact lenses?
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Deleted member 23344
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Keep their head warm? Habit? Coz it’s a club cap? Holds their ball marker?
Backache
Assistant Pro
Weather is often not constant for the entire round of golf, if sunny it gives a bit of shade , if wet a bit of protection and I keep my ball marker on it sometimes.
Curls
Journeyman Pro
Limited peripheral vision so you don’t get distracted by some goon going through their bag next to the tee?
If you’re in warmer countries you can still burn through the cloud if you have a perfect head that has not been ruined by unsightly hair.
If you’re in warmer countries you can still burn through the cloud if you have a perfect head that has not been ruined by unsightly hair.
Robster59
Tour Rookie
Habit? For me I burn easily, even in cloudy skies so it shades my face, and also to keep glare from my eyes.
KenL
Tour Rookie
To keep my sponsors happy.
Imurg
The Grinder Of Pars (Semi Crocked)
Wearing a cap means that, when you sink a putt, you can touch the peak to all the adoring fans that aren't there....
Crazyface
Tour Winner
Excellent !!!!
Keep my head warm on moderately cold days
Keep the sun from burning my head
Stop my hair, that I have, from blowing around and being a distraction
The peak keeps my eyes focused, reduces distractions.
Quite possibly there is an element of Pavlov's dog about this, play golf, wear cap, but I tell myself the above is the truth ?
Keep the sun from burning my head
Stop my hair, that I have, from blowing around and being a distraction
The peak keeps my eyes focused, reduces distractions.
Quite possibly there is an element of Pavlov's dog about this, play golf, wear cap, but I tell myself the above is the truth ?
PhilTheFragger
Provider of Entertainment for the Golfing Gods 🙄
Being very much a slaphead, I’m very wary of UV exposure, if it’s cloudy I’ll often go without, but if there is a hint of brightness on the cap goes, especially between April and October
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Sheep wearing the uniform!
Slab
Occasional Tour Caddy
First is to keep the sweat off the sunglasses
Next is to see the ball in the sun
Third is to take off when acknowledging the gallery when holing out from off the green
Next is to see the ball in the sun
Third is to take off when acknowledging the gallery when holing out from off the green
To stop my hair blowing all over the place
jim8flog
Journeyman Pro
Reduces distractions for me and reduces reflections on my glasses.
I always used to wear a visor until I realised I had a bald spot.
I always used to wear a visor until I realised I had a bald spot.
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Deleted member 21445
Guest
Covers my recently appeared friar tuck bald spot. ?
SwingsitlikeHogan
Major Champion
Only if there is rain; if it's chilly, or if the sun is bright and low. Wore one today - chilly and windy, but it blew off a couple of time so had to tighten it up 
Boomy
Well-known member
Cap if it’s raining.
Bobble hat if it’s cold.
Cap & bobble hat if it’s raining and cold.
Sunglasses when it’s bright enough (no hat/cap)
Bobble hat if it’s cold.
Cap & bobble hat if it’s raining and cold.
Sunglasses when it’s bright enough (no hat/cap)
HeftyHacker
Well-known member
Always worn one for golf. Feels weird not doing now
chico
Club Champion
I wear one when needed and don't when it's not. Although sometimes I'll just keep it on if I've had it on for most of the round.
