PGA Tour Dress code

[Wolf]

Yes I do judge them, I don't see showing sleeved tattoos and wearing ripped jeans as being professional, so I'd ask for someone else as I didn't feel comfortable.
Playing golf yes it might make you feel like a golfer but playing golf in non golf clothes just makes you feel out of place IMO

So basically my point from earlier stands that you chose to pretend not to understand that what someone wears and how they look fundamentally is how you judge them not on their ability to do the tasks in hand. I actually do a lot of work with a heavily tattoed paediatric surgeon and I can guarantee I'd trust my kids with his skills regardless of his appearance because it's not what he looks like that matters but his ability to help sick children.

And playing golf in non golf clothes may make you feel out of place but not me or many others I'd be willing to bet.

 

[Parsaregood]

I've been with you for much of this debate but now you're losing it I'm afraid, that really is such an old fashioned outlook.

Sleeved tattoos or any tattoos showing on a doctor isn't professional which is why you'd never see it.

 

[User20204]

Sleeved tattoos or any tattoos showing on a doctor isn't professional which is why you'd never see it.

Sorry, I thought you were referring to someone showing a sleeved tattoo while playing golf, my bad.

 

[Parsaregood]

So basically my point from earlier stands that you chose to pretend not to understand that what someone wears and how they look fundamentally is how you judge them not on their ability to do the tasks in hand. I actually do a lot of work with a heavily tattoed paediatric surgeon and I can guarantee I'd trust my kids with his skills regardless of his appearance because it's not what he looks like that matters but his ability to help sick children.

And playing golf in non golf clothes may make you feel out of place but not me or many others I'd be willing to bet.

And do you think the majority of the public would feel comfortable with a dr showing multiple tattoos ? My guess is not, you know him personally so may be different but if you don't know somebody, appearances are important

 

[glynntaylor]

Sleeved tattoos or any tattoos showing on a doctor isn't professional which is why you'd never see it.

What the actual!! Let’s hope you never need a professional then with the only one being available having tats. Your making yourself out to be a right....

 

[glynntaylor]

And do you think the majority of the public would feel comfortable with a dr showing multiple tattoos ? My guess is not, you know him personally so may be different but if you don't know somebody, appearances are important

I assume you judge a book by its cover before reading it then!

 

[Parsaregood]

So basically my point from earlier stands that you chose to pretend not to understand that what someone wears and how they look fundamentally is how you judge them not on their ability to do the tasks in hand. I actually do a lot of work with a heavily tattoed paediatric surgeon and I can guarantee I'd trust my kids with his skills regardless of his appearance because it's not what he looks like that matters but his ability to help sick children.

And playing golf in non golf clothes may make you feel out of place but not me or many others I'd be willing to bet.

I used to play at a public track and most players wore golf specific clothing bar the obvious guy who had just rocked up for his once a year game. Probably because they felt better about it in golf clothes

 

[Wolf]

And do you think the majority of the public would feel comfortable with a dr showing multiple tattoos ? My guess is not, you know him personally so may be different but if you don't know somebody, appearances are important

It wouldn't matter if I didn't know him he still best qualified for the job he does. The fact someone has bare skin, wears smarter clothes is irrelevant to their ability to save lives or do their job.

If you were admitted to A&E and a Dr with those tattoos was all you had to help you or a loved one either you change your mind quickly or you let your ridiculous judgemental attitude get in the way of vital health care.

 

[Parsaregood]

I assume you judge a book by its cover before reading it then!

No I don't but I am human and it's known that humans naturally make up their minds about liking someone or not within seconds, so yes again appearances and perceived appearances do matter

 

[clubchamp98]

I think a golfer should be able to wear what he wants , but clubs have the right to set a dress code.
If you don’t like it play and spend your money somewhere else it’s lost revenue to them.
But why would you want to wear a hoodie to play golf.
I am 61 now and do wear hoodies when it’s cold when working etc.
But in nice weather why would anybody want to wear a hood.
It’s a fashion thing , I just don’t get it for golf

 

[Parsaregood]

It wouldn't matter if I didn't know him he still best qualified for the job he does. The fact someone has bare skin, wears smarter clothes is irrelevant to their ability to save lives or do their job.

If you were admitted to A&E and a Dr with those tattoos was all you had to help you or a loved one either you change your mind quickly or you let your ridiculous judgemental attitude get in the way of vital health care.

I'd make the assumption they would be told as part of their job to conceal tattoos and also most Drs wouldn't have obvious tattoos for fear of limiting opportunities

 

[User20204]

It wouldn't matter if I didn't know him he still best qualified for the job he does. The fact someone has bare skin, wears smarter clothes is irrelevant to their ability to save lives or do their job.

If you were admitted to A&E and a Dr with those tattoos was all you had to help you or a loved one either you change your mind quickly or you let your ridiculous judgemental attitude get in the way of vital health care.

You're aware nurses aren't allowed to wear earrings ?

 

[Wolf]

I'd make the assumption they would be told as part of their job to conceal tattoos and also most Drs wouldn't have obvious tattoos for fear of limiting opportunities

That's where you're wrong with making assumptions all NHS staff are told bare below the elbow for hygiene purposes so those tattoos get displayed.

Also much like the police force and armed forces as long as they're not offensive markings then they can have what they want.

 

[Wolf]

You're aware nurses aren't allowed to wear earrings ?

Earings come out and get lost tattoos don't fall off

 

[glynntaylor]

I’m in disbelief reading some of the comments here.... no wonder the country is in ruins!

 

[clubchamp98]

I think a Dr in OILY overalls is wrong . And would ring alarm bells.
Hygiene is a big part of being a Dr.

 

[Deleted member 15344]

Never seen a golf specific waterproof jacket with a hood

https://www.function18.com/catalogsearch/result/?o=Hoddie&q=hoodie

Puma , Adidas , Sunice Plus over golf tops with Hoods on

Rickie Fowler has worn a hoodie whilst playing in some PGA events

 

[clubchamp98]

I’m in disbelief reading some of the comments here.... no wonder the country is in ruins!

Wearing a hoodie to play golf is ruining the country?

 

[clubchamp98]

https://www.function18.com/catalogsearch/result/?o=Hoddie&q=hoodie

Puma , Adidas , Sunice Plus over golf tops with Hoods on

Rickie Fowler has worn a hoodie whilst playing in some PGA events

They will make anything that sells.
I really can’t see a problem with it if someone wants to wear one.
At my club you can’t wear any big advertisements on clothes ,ie Guinness or large Nike logo etc but not sure about hoodies.
They are just jumpers with a hood .

 

[howbow88]

Yes I do judge them, I don't see showing sleeved tattoos and wearing ripped jeans as being professional, so I'd ask for someone else as I didn't feel comfortable.

Are you really not even 30?! Judging by your posts, you're actually this bloke: