How much would you pay for a Golf T Shirt ?

[bladeplayer]

Was looking at the magazine last night and saw the article on T shirts /Polos (or what ever u like to call them) , i was just wondering how much people on here who are obviously avid golfers would pay for them..

 

[JustOne]

Can't see the £4.99 (or less) option.....

In which case I'd pay less than £30 (makes me sound less of a skinflint I 'spose)

Shouldn't it be <£30 rather than >£30

 

[Lord Tyrion]

£25 is top level for me. Maybe I am tight.

 

[Rooter]

I wouldn't pay more than 30. Never have, never will. Dont mind last seasons design or colours etc in the sale. I don't think I have ever bought a full price polo shirt!

 

[bladeplayer]

Can't see the £4.99 (or less) option.....

In which case I'd pay less than £30 (makes me sound less of a skinflint I 'spose)

Shouldn't it be <£30 rather than >£30

Quiet Possibly .. apologies cant seem to edit poll

 

[YorkshireStu]

I would try pay sub-£25 for a polo shirt or tshirt

The only time I'd pay more for any sporting shirt is for a squash shirt - where heat/sweat/cooling peformance really does help!

 

[bluewolf]

No more than £30 really.. I might splash out if it's a nice one, but usually I wait until winter and buy in the sales for the next season.. It's not like I wear them away from the course anyway.. I'm strictly a jeans & T shirt person normally...

 

[jmf1488]

I would pay 31-50 and have done for shirts that I like. Would never go over that. usually just buy last season's stuff off eBay for sub 30 though.

 

[JustOne]

One of my mates was wearing a £150 Boss polo shirt and looked the scruffiest git I'd ever seen on a course... that totally put me off spending that kind of money

 

[GB72]

Never more than 25 quid. The more expensive ones look no better on me and I only wear them for golf. Usually only spend £15

 

[Odvan]

Another in the sub £30 bracket here - although some of the Bunker Mentality shirts are nice...

 

[Grogger]

Always bought mine from sports direct. Can always pick up a decent one for around £15-£20

 

[Imurg]

To be honest, with the number of discount routes to buy, theres no need to spend more than 30 quid.
Can't remember ever paying more than £25 for a shirt.
Went into the Boss shop at the PGA last year and just started laughing....

 

[matt71]

£30 for me too, got some galvins in the sale that I like (cheaper than £30 too) and have purchased a few lines when I goto America on my hols.

Was going to treat myself a few weeks a go to a nice Hugo Boss one which was £60 in the sale but when I put it on was poor quality and not a patch on my cheapo Puma ones, so did not buy

 

[Slab]

£30 max for a nice climate one

Usually £10-£15-£20 for cheap-fair-good

Anything more and I'd feel ripped off

 

[patricks148]

Ive managed to get some very good deals in or pro shop on Calvin Klein and RL logo's Tee shirts never paid more than £30.

 

[matt71]

on the subject of clothes, shame they don't sell them over here but Izod clothing is dirt cheap in the states and really top quality too! I know they are not a trendy brand but would recommend them though

 

[cookelad]

Have paid up to £40 if I found a shirt I like and it's the best price, I like the new stuff Puma are churning out and they're normally about £10 cheaper than the Nike kit! Definitely wouldn't pay Galvin Green prices!

 

[Duckster]

I've bought a few in the £31-£50 range, but the majority of my gear is sub £30. Always keep my eye out at the end of line or clearance stuff to save a few pennies.

 

[pokerjoke]

Before my last purchase my highest price was £35 I would not have considered
much more.
However I just paid £90 for a Galvin Green top.
Imo a stupid amount for a top but I just loved the look of it.
Thankfully it fits perfect and does look the business.
Should last a couple of seasons at least so good value compared to a round
of golf that lasts 4 hours.