Would you wear a pair of 'joggers' to play golf in?
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Yes, they would be the most comfortable for me given my medical condition. 👍
I would play golf in any clothing that I was comfortable in. I don't care what other people's perception of me is based solely on my clothing.
My perception is that we are all equally naked underneath.
The only question for me is the golf club's clothing rules that I endeavour to comply with (up to a point
).
My perception is that we are all equally naked underneath.
The only question for me is the golf club's clothing rules that I endeavour to comply with (up to a point
).
Love joggers so comfy.
I'm more aggrieved at the fat blokes wearing tight clothing looking like a condom filled with rice pudding, or horrendous skinny/varicose vein legs sights in summer, the john daly trouser lot, there are a lot of fashion horrors on the golf course/club house and joggers aren't them.
I'm more aggrieved at the fat blokes wearing tight clothing looking like a condom filled with rice pudding, or horrendous skinny/varicose vein legs sights in summer, the john daly trouser lot, there are a lot of fashion horrors on the golf course/club house and joggers aren't them.
Nope don't even own a pair of "joggers"
But it seems quite popular with younger guys. We have a rule that you must wear trousers, but seen a few under 35 wearing joggers on the course. No juniors though they all appear to love dressing like they are a pro golfer
But it seems quite popular with younger guys. We have a rule that you must wear trousers, but seen a few under 35 wearing joggers on the course. No juniors though they all appear to love dressing like they are a pro golfer
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No, but that's because I wouldn't wear joggers ever. I have no problem with anyone else wearing them for any sporting activity including golf though. Wearing them while not doing sport just shows a complete lack of interest in getting dressed properly.
No!
Nah, looking at the sample pic it looks like they'd be too warm
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I’ll attach a watershed warning. I won’t have the confidence to wear them on the course so will stage something in my garden. Probably Wednesday though don’t hold me to it, off to London now to see Leeds lose at Palace.
It’s the comfort level that particularly appeals. No interest in trying to look good, which is just as well, just like the idea of playing golf in the comfort of some pyjamas
It’s the comfort level that particularly appeals. No interest in trying to look good, which is just as well, just like the idea of playing golf in the comfort of some pyjamas
Now that has given me an idea.
Can't see too many clubs allowing these in their dress codes. I know golf is supposed to be moving towards being as inclusive as possible and manufacturers will always push the limits on dress codes (remember the initial issues at many clubs with the Tiger round neck shirts?)
Yes definitely. Although maybe not on the golf course. The elasticated drawstring waistband has no belt loops so how are you going to wear your white belt?
If you don't want them I'll have them. These joggers are a lot less offensive than many golf specific trousers. Personally I would prefer joggers with a more tailored look, like the Puma ones Rickie Fowler has worn.
If you don't want them I'll have them
. These joggers are a lot less offensive than many golf specific trousers. Personally I would prefer joggers with a more tailored look, like the Puma ones Rickie Fowler has worn.
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It doesn't matter how well you would play in them they might as well have KNOB in big letters on the backside.