D-S
Well-known member
I am never sure why the view of men’s waistbands/belts so enthralls some folk.
Do I not like that....
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Backache
Assistant Pro
I have to confess whereas I have no difficulty in tucking a shirt in, for some reason I have great difficulty in keeping them tucked.
The damn things keep on coming untucked much to my wife's annoyance.
PJ87
Journeyman Pro
It's been hinted at on this thread a couple times.
The people of this country can't just be left to their own decisions . They seem to like following little rules
Sub committees
Level upon level of little rule
I mean we have the rules of golf, local rules
They don't just say oh this is the rule of golf. Nope this is an option the committee can bring in
I dont think you get this in many other countries in the world
We just love being told what to do and when to do it
Bobthesock
Active member
Shirts tucked into trousers is fine, I think it looks better than untucked.
Tucked into shorts though? Makes you look like a scout leader and I would never do it!
Tucked into shorts though? Makes you look like a scout leader and I would never do it!
Oddsocks
Ryder Cup Winner
You want to run around with your shirt untucked, play football.
Scruffy sods!
Scruffy sods!
KenL
Tour Rookie
Who runs on a golf course?
Oddsocks
Ryder Cup Winner
The principle remains the same, clothes have become more casual which is fine but it doesn’t mean we have to relax standards.
What’s next? Trousers around your back side with the finest primarni cacks all on show.
PJ87
Journeyman Pro
That's always the same argument tho. People seem to think if "relax the standard" people are going to turn up in jeans and a pair of wellies
Oddsocks
Ryder Cup Winner
Some do.
PJ87
Journeyman Pro
State of some courses after all that rain the wellies prob a good choice
SatchFan
Q-School Graduate
At my course you need flippers and a snorkel.
Voyager EMH
Slipper Wearing Plucker of Pheasants
All you need to do is remove your tie to play golf, then put it back on when you enter the clubhouse.
So simple to do. Should not be an issue really.
So simple to do. Should not be an issue really.
Dando
Q-School Graduate
I’m getting the word “nonce”
D-S
Well-known member
The question is whose standards?
As has been pointed out ‘standards’ have continually been ‘relaxed’ over the years. The same people who currently faint if they can’t see a man’s waistband or belt would be thrown out of clubhouses up and down the land wearing the sorts of clothes they choose to wear now. Jacket and tie at all times in the clubhouse at all times, jackets to be worn on the course, often with ties - we have all seen the photos in the clubhouse. These were ‘standards’, they are not now. It always seems to be people imposing their current views/standards/tastes on others but not sticking to standards from the past as it doesn’t suit them - a tad hypocritical.
PaulMdj
Well-known member
Some Clubs in some Countries are worse, some are more relaxed.
RE: The bit in bold, all Countries comply with the RoG, so why you’d think it’s just the “people of this Country” that have their rules is strange.
It’s nothing to do with people in this Country being told what to do, as others have clearly stated, if they find Club rules on dress code etc they don’t like, they’ll play somewhere else or comply.
It’s not difficult, nobody is forced to play Golf.
Backache
Assistant Pro
I guess standards are always of their time. They are what is felt appropriate by members of private clubs for their own peace of mind.
No one goes to gaol the worst that happens is that you have to play at another club.
In the future who knows golf may be naturist but many would feel uncomfortable at the moment.
I am not a huge fan of dress codes and we don't have them other than football colours but nor have I found any so onerous that they have spoiled my enjoyment of visiting clubs that do have them.
PJ87
Journeyman Pro
Think you have entirely missed what applies to this country
The levels of sub committee for the sake of it
Just reminds me parish council meetings of the pandemic
"Jakie weaver you have no authority here"
PaulMdj
Well-known member
PJ87
Journeyman Pro
It's entirely little Britain behaviour.
