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Put the fact that this is a Liverpool one aside.... Would your club allow this style of polo to be warn on course?
Cheers
Adam
Cheers
Adam
Very unlikely as I am sure the club would deem it a football shirt https://www.royalascotgolfclub.co.uk/visitors/dress-code/
I am sure we have had issues with this sort of thing before, in terms of football polo shorts but also cricket type shirts
I am sure we have had issues with this sort of thing before, in terms of football polo shorts but also cricket type shirts
Trapdraw
Medal Winner
Yes, I’ve seen people wearing these type of shirts at my club.
garyinderry
Ryder Cup Winner
Ifs against our dress code but you would be absolutely fine wearing it.
It's not enforced.
It's not enforced.
user2010
Challenge Tour Pro
Great looking shirt though.
robinthehood
Hacker
Be a backward club that doesn't allow it. Of which there are plenty . It's just a polo shirt, I see some damn awful ones being worn.
That's not a football shirt.
That's not a football shirt.
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Deleted member 18121
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Great looking shirt though.
That's what I thought.... And I know golf clubs are generally a "no football shirt" kind of place, but this bends the rules a little bit.
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It's nicer than the one Crazyface has just bought 
MendieGK
Tour Winner
Why not
It’s not a football shirt though
clubchamp98
Journeyman Pro
The one Tiger wears with no collar is allowed so I don’t see why not.
But shirts with logos on the chest are banned .
But shirts with logos on the chest are banned .
Pin-seeker
Well-known member
Why would you want to?
You’re playing golf,not football.
Look tacky to me.
You’re playing golf,not football.
Look tacky to me.
fundy
Ryder Cup Winner
is the back plain? if so i have no probs with this but I sort of understand why some golf clubs wouldnt want it worn, you'd think it wouldnt be an issue in this day and age....
any of the clubs that dont allow this, do they ban the football based headcovers?
any of the clubs that dont allow this, do they ban the football based headcovers?
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Yes the back is plain.
I agree with you.... It's ingrained in me that no football stuff allowed at golf....but times are changing with a looser interpretation of golf clothes. And in my eyes I think it looks quite smart.... It's not like it's the full LFC badge etc.
But I can see why it would/could be opposed to.
fundy
Ryder Cup Winner
I know courses where no one would bat an eye lid and other courses where you wouldnt get from the car park to the club house without being challenged.
The badge is the issue and in the eyes of the club wouldn't be allowed
fundy
Ryder Cup Winner
why though? whats the problem?
do you club ban the merchandising style headcovers? if not whats the difference?
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We have someone who wears a top like what with a City badge , also one who wears a mid layer with a Liverpool badge. I suspect some wouldn’t like it and I personally wouldn’t wear it but it’s something can be worn
GB72
Money List Winner
I have worn a Tigers polo shirt plenty of times and one of my waterproof tops is an old England rugby wet weather training top. Both have badges and no issue. I have always taken any ban on sports team tops was based on style and appearance not the team badge.
Imurg
The Grinder Of Pars (Semi Crocked)
And the really dumb thing is...
Wear it under a sweater and nobody would bag an eyelid
Take the sweater off and at some clubs you'd be asked to leave or change....
It really is about time Golf dragged itself out of the Fifties and Sixties
Wear it under a sweater and nobody would bag an eyelid
Take the sweater off and at some clubs you'd be asked to leave or change....
It really is about time Golf dragged itself out of the Fifties and Sixties
robinthehood
Hacker
the 1850s
