bobmac
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People putting their hands up ?
In_The_Rough
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Bloke wearing a baseball cap the wrong way round
Foxholer
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The pic looks vaguely familiar!
Specially if I wait about 3 seconds!
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At least everyone knows it's going to be 'raucous'! Entertaining on 1 hole; wouldn't want to see it everywhere though.
Specially if I wait about 3 seconds!
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At least everyone knows it's going to be 'raucous'! Entertaining on 1 hole; wouldn't want to see it everywhere though.
chris661
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Fella with the hat backwards and sunglasses on :rofl:
Although this one is better :rofl:
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Slime
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Why?
Foxholer
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Pardon?
Slime.
I was refering to this http://www.golf-monthly.co.uk/tours...phoenix-open-16th-hole-memorable-moments.html
As for the reverse-cap and sunglasses. That's fairly normal for the 'yoofer today'! Can't check though; it's been so long since it's been sunny! i think the logic is that the reversed (rebellion - peer pressure) Cap is compulsory as are (designer) sunglasses - the brand of which has to be clearly visible too!
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Slime
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Gotcha. I should have worked that out for myself I guess ...................... doh!
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JustOne
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Actually if you wear your baseball cap backwards the visor stops the back of your neck getting burnt, you then put your sunglasses over your eyes.
If you do it the other way round, your cap visor will shade your eyes but you have to wear your sunglasses on the back of your neck
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USER1999
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Actually if you wear your baseball cap backwards the visor stops the back of your neck getting burnt, you then put your sunglasses over your eyes.
If you do it the other way round, your cap visor will shade your eyes but you have to wear your sunglasses on the back of your neck
Lots of smart people here...... quick to judge... and quick with their keyboards. Consider yourselves TAUGHT
I'm with that, but.... Have you seen the picture of Stuart Cink's tan line on t'web? Not a good look.
stevie_r
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Actually if you wear your baseball cap backwards the visor stops the back of your neck getting burnt, you then put your sunglasses over your eyes.
If you do it the other way round, your cap visor will shade your eyes but you have to wear your sunglasses on the back of your neck
Lots of smart people here...... quick to judge... and quick with their keyboards. Consider yourselves TAUGHT
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Foxholer
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Actually if you wear your baseball cap backwards the visor stops the back of your neck getting burnt, you then put your sunglasses over your eyes.
If you do it the other way round, your cap visor will shade your eyes but you have to wear your sunglasses on the back of your neck
Lots of smart people here...... quick to judge... and quick with their keyboards. Consider yourselves TAUGHT
I didn't actually comment on the sense of it!
That was also the 'reason' given by the younger step-son. As it was for the 'collar up' polo style too!
Can't remember what the 'reason' for not tying laces on trainers/shoes was - but it certainly caused an interesting swagger! Especially in conjunction with the jeans around the knees look - showing the brand of underwear!
A real slave to fashion! Modified somewhat once HE had to pay for things!
First baseball cap I wore - on an Umpires stand - exposed my ears, so the tops got painfully sunburnt! Akubra worked best, but not for Golf (for me).
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JustOne
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I had that once, really sore. Also the tops of the feet from (dare I say) wearing flip-flops, uber bad as you can't wear shoes for ages
JustOne
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Yeh, I guess he can't help it that he's bald but he could try and get a BIT of sun on the top half to even it out a little.
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