Golf Polos

[Crazyface]

I hate going into our Pro shop. The quality of the polos (designs) he has for sale I've never seen anywhere else. He buys The best quality and best designs and it's hard not to buy something. Thank god the prices are so high. But when his sales are on, I'm in like flynn. It's all UA and Adidas stuff.

 

[Neilds]

Our pro shop has just started stocking Original Penguin shirts. They are great Quran’s have some really funky designs

 

[jim8flog]

Our pro shop has just started stocking Original Penguin shirts. They are great Quran’s have some really funky designs

I bet you are quick to pick them up

 

[Orikoru]

I hate going into our Pro shop. The quality of the polos (designs) he has for sale I've never seen anywhere else. He buys The best quality and best designs and it's hard not to buy something. Thank god the prices are so high. But when his sales are on, I'm in like flynn. It's all UA and Adidas stuff.

If you like them, County-Golf literally flogs them for 20 quid all the time.

 

[Voyager EMH]

What can be done to a "Polo" to make it a "Golf Polo" ?

Asking for a friend.

 

[HeftyHacker]

What can be done to a "Polo" to make it a "Golf Polo" ?

Asking for a friend.

You take a regular polo shirt, write golf on the label, and then double the RRP.

 

[Lord Tyrion]

What can be done to a "Polo" to make it a "Golf Polo" ?

Asking for a friend.

In the past there was no difference. Now the material of a standard polo is entirely different to a golf, or tennis polo.

You can still wear a standard polo to play golf, obviously, but in hotter weather in particular it isn't the best choice.

On a practical level, golf polos don't need ironing . Wash, put on a hangar, put away a day later.

 

[Neilds]

I bet you are quick to pick them up

Not sure what auto correct did on that post!

 

[Voyager EMH]

In the past there was no difference. Now the material of a standard polo is entirely different to a golf, or tennis polo.

You can still wear a standard polo to play golf, obviously, but in hotter weather in particular it isn't the best choice.

On a practical level, golf polos don't need ironing . Wash, put on a hangar, put away a day later.

It would seem that I have bought several golf polos from Mountain Warehouse, but I thought I was buying standard polos. Ignorance was bliss in this case.

 

[jim8flog]

In the past there was no difference. Now the material of a standard polo is entirely different to a golf, or tennis polo.

You can still wear a standard polo to play golf, obviously, but in hotter weather in particular it isn't the best choice.

On a practical level, golf polos don't need ironing . Wash, put on a hangar, put away a day later.

One of the problems I have with a lot of 'golf' polos is that they are polyester and I prefer to wear cotton. I prefer not sweat in the first instance rather than have something that wicks away the sweat.

 

[jim8flog]

Not sure what auto correct did on that post!

Nothing.

I think Voyager got the joke

 

[Voyager EMH]

 

[Bunkermagnet]

i must confess, I also look for "technical" polo's and after mountain bike riding/racing I know there are deifferent levels of "technical", so whats coolmax for one temp range isn't the same as others.

 

[HPIMG]

My pro shop is wildly priced I don’t know how he survives. First nothing has prices showing and few of us are convinced he just make up the prices. Asked about a new polo I liked the other week just a under armour one £60 in pro shop and online in multiple shops for £40. Few times me and mates have asked for price match and it’s mostly a no.

 

[Imurg]

One of the problems I have with a lot of 'golf' polos is that they are polyester and I prefer to wear cotton. I prefer not sweat in the first instance rather than have something that wicks away the sweat.

Having worn the new fabric shirts for a number of years now, I wore an old cotton one for a manky job in the garage the other week....felt so heavy, almost like an overcoat.

 

[IanM]

Shirts for golf.

Spend £10, or spend £100. Up to you.

Move along please!

 

[Voyager EMH]

Shirts for golf.

Spend £10, or spend £100. Up to you.

Move along please!

Oh dear. Last one I bought in Mountain Warehouse was overpriced by £4.50. May I be forgiven?

 

[IanM]

Oh dear. Last one I bought in Mountain Warehouse was overpriced by £4.50. May I be forgiven?

No. That kind of recklessness puts folk on the streets!

 

[jim8flog]

Having worn the new fabric shirts for a number of years now, I wore an old cotton one for a manky job in the garage the other week....felt so heavy, almost like an overcoat.

My cotton shirts are a range of thicknesses to suit the time of the year. I will go to poly cotton in slightly cooler times. I have only ever had one polyester shirt that did not cause me to sweat (when I would not have sweated in cotton) and that was a club logoed Glenmuir shirt which I had to have to play in the team.

 

[jim8flog]

Shirts for golf.

Spend £10, or spend £100. Up to you.

Move along please!

Spend £10!! I am not that rich.