Dunlop trews.

[Aztecs27]

Bought a pair of these (silky, good quality 'collection' ones rather than the chino material) for £12.99 ('reduced' from £39.99). Best golf trousers I've ever owned and I've owned a fair few pairs. Comfy, light and well made. Worth a punt if you're in the market as long as you like black or black pin stripe (seem to be the only two colours)

 

[bigslice]

will wait till you hit a drive with them on

 

[Aztecs27]

will wait till you hit a drive with them on

Will they give me extra length off the tee?

 

[DappaDonDave]

Do you require extra length in the trouser department?

If you do, you don't need the trousers

you need new Dunlop Tour Driver, 460yds as standard

 

[StrangelyBrown]

Spooky...

I bought a pair of the pinstriped ones yesterday from Sports Direct :O

 

[richy]

Have they got the Dunlop logo on them?

 

[Smiffy]

Have they got the Dunlop logo on them?

A very small, unobtrusive one by the pocket. You can hardly see it. I've got a pair of the pinstriped ones

 

[Tiger]

NB Thread hijack in progress

Aztecs has this forum turned you Scottish? You were born near/in Nottingham, you live in Gloucestershire and you say 'baws' and 'trews'...

 

[Aztecs27]

NB Thread hijack in progress

Aztecs has this forum turned you Scottish? You were born near/in Nottingham, you live in Gloucestershire and you say 'baws' and 'trews'...

When one finger typing on the mostly terrible iPad keyboard I use them for short hand. Saves me 20 minutes! (just taken me half an hour to type this )

Rest assured I'm definitely not Scottish!

 

[NWJocko]

Rest assured I'm definitely not Scottish!

Can tell that from the standard of golf you play (allegedly)!!

 

[MizunoGreyhound]

Can tell that from the standard of golf you play (allegedly)!!

Some people really know how to wound, don`t they?:clap:

 

[Iaing]

NB Thread hijack in progress

Aztecs has this forum turned you Scottish? You were born near/in Nottingham, you live in Gloucestershire and you say 'baws' and 'trews'...

Trews is actually an English word dating from the 17th century when, after the battle of Culloden, it was made a capital offence for the defeated Scots to wear the kilt.
The term " trews " is generally thought to have originated at a meeting of the " butcher " Cumberland and his officers in Inverness in 1747 when the above decree was issued ( presumably over a few ports in the officers mess ).
It is generally credited to a junior officer who was taking the minutes of the meeting who, instead of writing " they ( the Scots ) shall be allowed to wear trewsers (sic) " instead shortened and misspelled it as trews.

 

[thecraw]

Trews is actually an English word dating from the 17th century when, after the battle of Culloden, it was made a capital offence for the defeated Scots to wear the kilt.
The term " trews " is generally thought to have originated at a meeting of the " butcher " Cumberland and his officers in Inverness in 1747 when the above decree was issued ( presumably over a few ports in the officers mess ).
It is generally credited to a junior officer who was taking the minutes of the meeting who, instead of writing " they ( the Scots ) shall be allowed to wear trewsers (sic) " instead shortened and misspelled it as trews.

How did you manage to survive Culloden Iain?