If the OP is only helping out, does he not have one in the same colour (without the logo) he could wear without shelling out
How Much For a Club Sweater
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Imurg
The Grinder Of Pars (Semi Crocked)
£40+ for the privilege of representing the Club in a Match........once.
As q favour....
Mmm...wonder why I don't do this at my place.....?
As q favour....
Mmm...wonder why I don't do this at my place.....?
Val
Ryder Cup Winner
Lyle and Scott at £50, Glenmuir at £60, Footjoy at £70
Evesdad
Tour Winner
Prob the same ones we have Phil, think ours are priced about the same.
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Yeah I think Glenmuir are the common ones
We have just started to stock Sunderland club polos and also Ashworth which are pretty good and a bit cheaper
Would like them in Lyle and Scott like a Val's place
Garush34
Journeyman Pro
Could you not ask to borrow one from someone?
chellie
Tour Winner
I'm playing for the club team in my first match tomorrow and am being lent a jumper. Had to buy a white polo though as I don't do white ones.
rickg
Money List Winner
That sounds like very good value compared to what most have posted.
MendieGK
Tour Winner
Ours a funded by the club. I paid £20 for a footjoy athletic top and have been given an OJ polo and sleeveless jumper.
Evesdad
Tour Winner
Yeah I'd like a nice Lyle & Scott one.
Smiffy
Grand Slam Winner
Ours are Glenmuir and cost £45.00 each.
Oddsocks
Ryder Cup Winner
Similar to ours, foot joy polo's at £37.50, but I think the pro quip jumpers are around £50-60
moogie
Tour Winner
If you're playing for the team, or representing them in any way, then surely shirt/jumper should be FREE.....??
Our teams are all given them for free
Club logo jumpers can be bought for around £40-50 in the club shop, should you wish to purchase
On a side note, those writing that they're playing for teams, and having to buy their own tops, do your club teams not try to find a sponsor, to pay for the team clothing......??
Our teams are all given them for free
Club logo jumpers can be bought for around £40-50 in the club shop, should you wish to purchase
On a side note, those writing that they're playing for teams, and having to buy their own tops, do your club teams not try to find a sponsor, to pay for the team clothing......??
matt71
Tour Rookie
My missus is playing in the team in a few weeks and the ladies section have uniform to hand out for free!
duncan mackie
Money List Winner
This is golf not football...😀
The league team changes it shirt annually and these are provided by the club.
For all the other matches (mens/mixed/senior and vets league) it's a constant over the years and hardly a large overhead to people who (apparently) pay £££for their balls etc etc etc
Spare a small thought for the poor old captain who ends up with a very significant bill (including additional embroidery) but has his match gear for a few years ahead well sorted!
moogie
Tour Winner
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It was the league team I was referring to at our place, so provided free for team players at yours too.
May be different from area to area, club to club, but don't believe the captain foots the bill for any shirts/jumpers, for any teams, instead, local businesses, provide these, in return for a small logo/branding on garments, or in the case of our junior team, a generous patron stepped forward to pay this year.
I don't believe anybody representing a club in a league/team environment should be paying for their own tops.
It was the league team I was referring to at our place, so provided free for team players at yours too.
May be different from area to area, club to club, but don't believe the captain foots the bill for any shirts/jumpers, for any teams, instead, local businesses, provide these, in return for a small logo/branding on garments, or in the case of our junior team, a generous patron stepped forward to pay this year.
I don't believe anybody representing a club in a league/team environment should be paying for their own tops.
duncan mackie
Money List Winner
My reference to the captain related to his need to purchase embroidered gear - not for the teams. And yes, even there there are vastly differing practices at clubs.
Berger
Assistant Pro
If there is no sponsorship then who pays for it?
Smiffy
Grand Slam Winner
I can't play in club matches due to the type of membership I currently have.
But I've got to be honest.
If I were selected to play for the club I would consider it an honour and wouldn't hesitate in forking out for a club sweater/tie whatever.
But I've got to be honest.
If I were selected to play for the club I would consider it an honour and wouldn't hesitate in forking out for a club sweater/tie whatever.
prob is for a Glenmuir wool sweater, main contention was the scratch team all got given one last year while the handicap team were asked to play, bit of a cheek that.
looks like some of you are paying a premium down there, i got a club Blazer a few years ago as i was asked on a club tour and had a few dinners to attend, that was only £50. I think that cost was just to cover the embroidery .
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