How much would you pay for a Golf T Shirt ?

[palindromicbob]

So everyone pays more than £30 then

 

[Bazz]

Around £30

If anyone notices a decent sale feel free to share

 

[Hobbit]

Usually, no more than £50. HID has paid more for the odd present...

 

[mcbroon]

For me to spend £100 on a golf shirt, it would have to massage me on the way round and then make me so attractive that the barmaid would give me free drinks in the clubhouse afterwards.

 

[m9wst]

£30-£51. I don't buy shirts that often, and its usually only one at a time. I have paid £90 for one in the past though. that was a one off.

 

[pokerjoke]

For me to spend £100 on a golf shirt, it would have to massage me on the way round and then make me so attractive that the barmaid would give me free drinks in the clubhouse afterwards.

Its a shirt not a miracle worker

 

[mcbroon]

Its a shirt not a miracle worker

The massage bit is asking too much, I know

 

[Break90]

I've bought cheap in the past and they've lasted less than 3-4 rounds before losing their shape or shrinking in the wash. Generally stock up in the US every other year, mostly Ralph Lauren, Boss and Lacoste, as opposed to golf specific shirts.

I live in polo shirts off the course so spending more doesn't bother me as I know I'll get the use out of them, in which case paying more for quality is worth it in the long run.

Price-wise if i like the a shirt i'll buy it regardless of cost.

 

[bignev]

Never more than £30. If possible a lot less. Have no problem paying a tenner for one from Sport Direct if I like the colour why not I already wear thier really naff trousers

 

[bladeplayer]

91 out of 105 polled wouldnt pay over £50... very interesting , thanks for al the replies

 

[Lanark_Golfer]

This is an area of weakness for me, my wife goes mad with the amount of Polo Shirts I have. My favourites are Hugo Boss which are mostly in the £80-£100 range, followed by Galvin Green and RLX ones, generally £50-£80 range. Don't get me wrong I still buy cheaper ones especially J Lindberg in the sales, I'm just a sucker for nice shirts. I hardly spend much on trousers though, don't know why???

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Depends on the brand. Happy to pay £30-£40 for a good quality Ping, Adidas etc but equally happy to spend much less. Depends on what's on offer online. To be honest I probably have too many golf shorts as it is