Chris1986
Medal Winner
I'm going on a golf week round southport so need more golf clothing pants tops like the loud ones of bright. Where's good for them that ain't to expensive. Also where's good for normal golf clothing
Where to buy golf clothing
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Rooter
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Sports direct is actually OK, i bought a new adidas polo in there last week for £20. they had some decent stuff!
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Just shop around, browse the net, golf shops etc. Loads of bargains come out every week.
Sports Direct do a range of single colour bright trousers, I've got a purple pair and my mate has orange ones. £10 a pair or 2 for £14
Sports Direct do a range of single colour bright trousers, I've got a purple pair and my mate has orange ones. £10 a pair or 2 for £14
Sports Direct are cheap as chips trouble is I can never find my size Mark F.
mcbroon
Journeyman Pro
www.fore24.co.uk are pretty good. A different deal every day, though not all of it clothing. I picked up three decent polo shirts for £15 from there.
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Stegsie
Head Pro
TKMaX Online is worth a look. I got a load of Ping shirts / polo's from there at really decent prices.
KJT123
Head Pro
Get all my golf clothes brand new on eBay from golf sellers. Try "Golfbase" on eBay stores
Bratty
Princess Pouty (Queen of Fish Lips)
Only place I go for clothes these days is www.cgdiscountgolf.co.uk .
Trousers from £20, Greg Norman polos from £10. Bargains galore, good quality and reputable company.
Trousers from £20, Greg Norman polos from £10. Bargains galore, good quality and reputable company.
richart
Major Champion
Tell me you are not wearing them on Friday.
MarkE
Challenge Tour Pro
Sports direct. I went in today and they are selling the bright range of trousers between £6 and £9. Quality more than adequate. Polos from a fiver.
HomerJSimpson
Hall of Famer
The Golf Shop Online does some good stuff. Very quick service too
BrizoH71
Tour Rookie
Admittedly, most of my golf clobber is Sports Direct specials.. £7 for a pair of black golf trousers, comfy and decent quality, but baggy as hell. Also, a few polo shirts from £5-£10 a pop. Only complaint is a couple of them are short-bodied, and so easily pop out of my trouser waistband... could be to do with my ample belly right enough!
Bought 2x Palm Grove shirts from American Golf a couple of weeks ago in their sale for The Open for £8 each.. washed once each and are baubled to hell.Comfy though, and were nice to wear in the warmer weather due to their materials.
The Golf Shop Online is a great shout for well-priced gear! :thup:
Bought 2x Palm Grove shirts from American Golf a couple of weeks ago in their sale for The Open for £8 each.. washed once each and are baubled to hell.Comfy though, and were nice to wear in the warmer weather due to their materials.
The Golf Shop Online is a great shout for well-priced gear! :thup:
ma_bass
Medal Winner
I agree with sports direct. Just bought loads of last seasons Callaway stuff for 60%-80% off. This included a £250 rain jacket for £75!
Riverdale
Medal Winner
Not overly cheap, but Royal and Awesome do some brilliant, bright trousers and 'plus 2s' with matching flat caps - £49.95 for trousers which are great quality. If you want to treat yourself, they're well worth a look.
Dunno if I'm allowed to post a link to their site, but a quick Google search for them won't take long!
Dunno if I'm allowed to post a link to their site, but a quick Google search for them won't take long!
Siren
Tour Rookie
Ebay...........
Wolfman
Tour Rookie
Sports Direct is dreadful in my opinion, poor quality and misleading with "70%" tags on nearly everything
Sizes seem wrong too, ordered some XL polo tops and all of them seemed more like Large took them all back plus material was like cheap T shirt material. They don't refund but give you a credit note in return
There are better places to buy, Matalan has decent value but good quality polo shirts from brands such as LEE COOPER
Sizes seem wrong too, ordered some XL polo tops and all of them seemed more like Large took them all back plus material was like cheap T shirt material. They don't refund but give you a credit note in return
There are better places to buy, Matalan has decent value but good quality polo shirts from brands such as LEE COOPER
mashleyR7
Journeyman Pro
Have you got an 'outlet' centre near you? One in Ashford, Kent and we have a Nike and Addidas shop so get gear in there cheap. Usually get polos for £15-£20 and trousers/shorts, jumper and wind tops etc for £20-£30. Our one is McArthur Glen outlet might be one near you http://www.mcarthurglen.com/en/outlets/uk/
Fader
Tour Winner
Couldn't disagree more!
I've bought loads of gear from Sports Direct from Trousers, shirts, golf shoes and other odds and sods for other uses. I've never had any issues with quality and VFM whereas TKMax on the other hand bought loads of stuff from there thats just been junk! But its individual experience.
dufferman
Journeyman Pro
Sports direct are good, I have a pair of Dunlop grey trousers and black trousers, the sizes are a bit hit & miss (anywhere between 36 inch and 40 inch tend to fit - although that could be depending on the size of the curry the night before!).
I've tried the 2 for £14 trousers, they are extremely wide I found, maybe better for the taller gent but at 5ft 10 I'm average.
They do have some good deals on t-shirts: I got some nice Nike polos for £15.
It's worth keeping an eye out on American golf, they do decent deals on makes like Palm Grove & Greg Norman every so often.
I've tried the 2 for £14 trousers, they are extremely wide I found, maybe better for the taller gent but at 5ft 10 I'm average.
They do have some good deals on t-shirts: I got some nice Nike polos for £15.
It's worth keeping an eye out on American golf, they do decent deals on makes like Palm Grove & Greg Norman every so often.
