Golf clothing - where do you get yours?

[patricks148]

I am guessing this is a silly question but what is the difference from primark and real golf clothes apart from a logo ?

with decent stuff you can wear it more than once, would be my guess

 

[MashieNiblick]

I am guessing this is a silly question but what is the difference from primark and real golf clothes apart from a logo ?

In relation to shirts, proper golf shirts are made for golf so the cut should be better. I have worn nice but non specific golf polos in the past and sometimes they just didn't feel right when swinging, or were too short and kept coming untucked. Not saying that's true for all non golf brands but something to bear in mind. Newer type golf shirts tend to be made of stretchy material to give more freedom of movement so that may also be a factor.

 

[BrianM]

Normally online for me, Hugo Boss normally do decent sales if you like their gear, it's normally last seasons range though.
If I've bought from the pro shops you normally get a discount as well.

 

[patricks148]

Normally online for me, Hugo Boss normally do decent sales if you like their gear, it's normally last seasons range though.
If I've bought from the pro shops you normally get a discount as well.

I was in the Hugo Boss Store in Edinburgh the other day and they had a golf section, even HB shoes.

Nairn always has some real bargains on RL and OJ, so most of my stuff if that.

 

[Robster59]

Generally I buy mine from TK Maxx and County Golf. I've had some great stuff from the latter in their sales. I'd agree with with the comment that polo shirts made for golf are better as they are generally longer in the body.
The golf trousers from Sports Direct are pretty good for a tenner.

 

[Hobbit]

Trousers from Debenhams or M&S. Polo's from wherever takes my fancy. Sweaters usually from Clubhousegolf