KenL
Tour Rookie
Did you post in my meaningless poll?Well....it's not meaningless because you've replied and answered the question....
Jacket & Tie
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clubchamp98
Journeyman Pro
Augusta is a bit of a driveSo, some of you would not accept an invitation to join an Augusta or Swinley (etc) if they had that dress requirement???
Flipping heck!
Val
Ryder Cup Winner
Not sure there are many even up here in Scotland with that criteria any more as most have a spike bar. It’s a decent question none the less.
sunshine
Well-known member
Definitely. Yes.
On the other hand, Any golf club serving Michelin star quality food will have a relaxed dress code.
KenL
Tour Rookie
I believe a few posh clubs serve a dish of mince with toast. 
HomerJSimpson
Hall of Famer
If there isn't brown sauce for the sausage bap I ain't joining
Golfnut1957
Newbie
An unequivocal yes from me. I'd even make sure that my jacket and tie matched my tee shirt and shorts.
evemccc
Well-known member
Whether I like the course, the cost, and the attitude / conduct of fellow members are pretty much the only concerns I have about deciding to join a club
Most important of course for me is the course, cost, and how much I’d be likely to use the course, i.e. value for money.
Rye, Swinley, Muirfield, Ganton, and RSG can insist on me wearing a purple leotard in the clubhouse for all I care, I’d be very happy to join any of them! I have little need for any of the facilities in the clubhouse outside of the changing room anyway
Most important of course for me is the course, cost, and how much I’d be likely to use the course, i.e. value for money.
Rye, Swinley, Muirfield, Ganton, and RSG can insist on me wearing a purple leotard in the clubhouse for all I care, I’d be very happy to join any of them! I have little need for any of the facilities in the clubhouse outside of the changing room anyway
What would be your choice of footwear to compliment the Leotard?
HomerJSimpson
Hall of Famer
Has to be crocs
Ye Olde Boomer
Well-known member
i have no problem wearing a jacket and tie for a nice evening dinner dance function at the club.
The bigger problem there is paying for my wife's new dress.
I wouldn't want to have to wear a jacket and tie to play gin or poker with the guys in the clubhouse, however,
or to just read all the golf magazines there so that I don't have to subscribe to them myself.
The bigger problem there is paying for my wife's new dress.
I wouldn't want to have to wear a jacket and tie to play gin or poker with the guys in the clubhouse, however,
or to just read all the golf magazines there so that I don't have to subscribe to them myself.
sunshine
Well-known member
Just no. I'm relaxed when it comes to dress codes, purple leotard is fine, but I draw the line at crocs.
HomerJSimpson
Hall of Famer
What about, for us less than honed golfers, a slinky off the gut number
Swango1980
Well-known member
I said No, but it depends on the type of golfer you are I suppose.
Some golfers only ever turn up and play golf, then go home. For them, wearing jacket and tie in the clubhouse would be irrelevant.
Some golfers only ever turn up and play golf, then go home. For them, wearing jacket and tie in the clubhouse would be irrelevant.
