Orikoru
Tour Winner
I wish I'd only bought twice.When it comes to waterproofs the old adage is true......buy cheap, buy twice.
I've got both galvin green and UA goretex suits. Worth paying the money ?
I wish I'd only bought twice.When it comes to waterproofs the old adage is true......buy cheap, buy twice.
I've got both galvin green and UA goretex suits. Worth paying the money ?
Thin is best - most waterproof jackets I end up sweating so much I might as well have just stayed in the rain. I'll give them a look, but I'm also thinking to maybe try the bucket hat idea again. The UA waterproof I had that I stopped using because it doesn't have a hood was actually pretty good otherwise.
Yeah, I was hoodwinked by a couple of reviews that said they were surprisingly good for the price. They were not. But as I was looking for ones with hoods my options were always limited.By the way, cutter and buck looks like Mike Ashley Donnay quality to me.
I got rid of the paclite GG I had as it was like wearing I bin liner, waterproof but you would sweat so much you were soaked anyway. The lined jacket was much better and the lining offered some wicking qualities. Other downside I found the paclite didn't offer much in the way of warmth in winter.You want the "pac-lite" material which is very thin and has no lining. I currently have 2 waterproof tops:
1. Puma super thin pac-lite, ideal to play in summer showers, very lightweight and sits rin the bottom of my golf bag all year.
2. UA goretex, which is lined and so is windproof and much warmer in winter.
Previously I've had nike waterproof tops which work fine and are much cheaper than specialist golf brands. I expect the quality is not as good as a £400 galvin green top, but for me it's fine given the low level of wear it gets. This is under £100:
Nike Storm-FIT ADV Rapid Adapt Men's Golf Jacket. Nike Gand B
My Cutter & Buck waterproofs (jacket and trousers) got their first real test today. Absolutely bloody useless, I was soaked through to my boxers! Is it too much to ask for some actual waterproof gear that doesn't cost 300 odd quid? Bah. They can go straight in the bin then.
Buy it nice or buy it twice.
Galvin Green is all you will ever need - yes it’s a huge outlay, but it comes with a lifetime guarantee doesn’t it?
Leaves.....millions of bloody leaves....
And there's millions more that haven't gone brown yet.....
Time for the cheap balls to make an appearance
Someone at our place - not Fragger - is very good at losing Tour Softs, Tour Responses, QStar Tours and AVXs....got plenty in stockBreaking out the “pea knuckles?”
Leaves.....millions of bloody leaves....
And there's millions more that haven't gone brown yet.....
Time for the cheap balls to make an appearance
Someone at our place - not Fragger - is very good at losing Tour Softs, Tour Responses, QStar Tours and AVXs....got plenty in stock
Not even you could pick up one of Fragger's "lost" balls whilst playing with him.
that sounds like a challenge to me
I think it's the same as when you look at reviews for certain things online. Everybody wants to stick in a review in when they're angry about it being rubbish. Not many think to review things they're happy with.Number of posts in October
Golf things that gladden the heart = 9
Golf random irritations = 93
What a happy bunch are we?
Is it this stupid game that makes us this way or do we have to be this way to start with in order to cope with this stupid game?
When you arranged golf 5 weeks ago to fit around half term only for 1 to drop out last minute as he’s played golf 4 times this week and his better half isn’t happy and he wants to play in the Saturday comp