A guy at my club wears them, but he is six foot plus and thin, whereas I am 5'9" and over weight and the image of Toad from wind in the willows comes to mind.
A guy at my club wears them, but he is six foot plus and thin, whereas I am 5'9" and over weight and the image of Toad from wind in the willows comes to mind.
Depends on what sort of Moto-car you have beeb beeb yeah..!
& if the weasles play golf too.
I'm shortish at 5'8" & carrying more weight than I should, but I'd wear them. I def wear them for a bet, but I'd certainly wear them if the opertunity arised & the incentive to put the right outfit together. I'd need the whole shabang, tweed jacket Posh leather golf shoes with the spats & the crimping etc.
I think anyone wearing these should be taken to the nearest quiet corner of the car park and clubbed to death with a blunt 3 wood. They look simply ridiculous in this day and age and are far worse on a golf course than any electric trolley
I'd wear em, smart as Foxtrot, Uniform, Charlie, Kilo!
Good enough and smart enough for the wonderful legend that was Payne Stewart then they are good enough for me. Think golf needs more characters and statement makers. Despite not being a Poulter fan I appreciate what he brings to the world of Golf.
I have a bright orange pair of strides which I take alot of stick for but I love it!!! Bring it on, think I will investigate a pair of plus 4's!!!!
My old course was a swamp. Wear plus 4s, all you need to do when you get home is bung the socks in the wash, hang up the trews.
Wear trousers, play 4 times a week, 4 pairs of trousers plastered in mud up to the knee to wash and iron per week. Not fun.
They are golf kit for a reason, and in their place very useful, regardless of looks. Also helps I am tall and thin.
That said, you do hope that no one runs into the back of your car on the way to the club, as explaining why is difficult, but that goes for a lot of my golf kit.