Even though we’re in the middle of a global pandemic and it’s 2020 golf Twitter etc has gone into overdrive due to the fact that Tyrrell Hatton has been wearing a hoodie the past few days.
Quick poll... Hatton’s hoodie: yes or no?
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fundy
Ryder Cup Winner
this is only the 3rd thread on here about it in a few hrs too lol
tugglesf239
Journeyman Pro
Any man over the age of 25 who wears a hoodie, beyond the confines of his couch, wants to give his head a wobble.
Personally don’t mind what the pros wear and I’m categorically not a paid up member of the long white sock brigade
But these look pants.
And I would not wear one as the hood would get in my proverbial’s during the swing.
Personally don’t mind what the pros wear and I’m categorically not a paid up member of the long white sock brigade
But these look pants.
And I would not wear one as the hood would get in my proverbial’s during the swing.
Why don’t you like a cardigan? Admittedly I hadn’t worn one since 1988 but just bought a couple and hoping to reinvent myself when the weather picks up
bighairydel
Member
I’m a fan of wearing whatever you want, looks pretty good though and anything that helps with golf’s perceived stuffiness is a good thing my eyes.
* taps mic, clears throat
Agreed. Think I’ve still got three hoodies and I’m 49 but I couldn’t see myself hitting a quick hook off the 1st in one. Don’t see much benefit to it to play in though would save the de-golfing of yourself when you go for a pint somewhere normal
bighairydel
Member
Agree that there’s no real benefit of wearing a hoodie though I did get caught in a hail storm this year without a brolly and a hoodie would be welcomed.
It’s something different and I feel that’s a good thing
It’s something different and I feel that’s a good thing
ScienceBoy
Money List Winner
Not sure why it needs this much attention, its just a warm top on a cold day.
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Deleted member 1147
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I like them?
I imagine those who don’t like them prefer the Farah slacks, M&S polo shirt with a Pringle jumper, look.
Boring old sods!
I imagine those who don’t like them prefer the Farah slacks, M&S polo shirt with a Pringle jumper, look.
Boring old sods!
fundy
Ryder Cup Winner
road2ruin
Q-School Graduate
Yes from me.
At our club the majority who don’t like the newer attire are from the older generation. They seem to feel it devalues golf abs it’s just one step away from cargo shorts and football shirts on the course.
However, from this same group there are a fair number who whilst wearing ‘correct’ attire have polo shirts that first saw the light of day in 1976 and chinos that were bought as a 32” waist and that particular ship sailed 20 odd years ago. Essentially they look a complete state whilst dressing in what is considered golf wear.
I do appreciate this is a sweeping generalisation however its something I’ve witnessed at a number of courses.
At our club the majority who don’t like the newer attire are from the older generation. They seem to feel it devalues golf abs it’s just one step away from cargo shorts and football shirts on the course.
However, from this same group there are a fair number who whilst wearing ‘correct’ attire have polo shirts that first saw the light of day in 1976 and chinos that were bought as a 32” waist and that particular ship sailed 20 odd years ago. Essentially they look a complete state whilst dressing in what is considered golf wear.
I do appreciate this is a sweeping generalisation however its something I’ve witnessed at a number of courses.
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Yes for me - like the look of them , can’t see any issues with them , certainly look a lot smarter than what some people wear - better a hoodie than a Faldo Pringle or loudmouth stuff.
D
Deleted member 1147
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He earned it ?No way to talk about Fragger
Imurg
The Grinder Of Pars (Semi Crocked)
I'm getting a bit worried...he hasn't worn one for a few weeks now......No way to talk about Fragger
fundy
Ryder Cup Winner
USER1999
Grand Slam Winner
I don't get what the hood adds. A fleecy top, similar to a hoodie material wise, with a higher neck would be way warmer, useful, and more comfortable. Without the flappy bit to get on your nerves.
tugglesf239
Journeyman Pro
Well you would be quite wrong then my good friend.
Blue in Munich
Crocked Professional Yeti Impersonator
A hoodie in the right circumstances is fine on people of any age.
But golf isn't the right circumstances, period.
But golf isn't the right circumstances, period.
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Deleted member 1147
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Different brands, but all in beige?
Got you ?
