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10 articles tagged “dress code”.
Golf clothing that fits well looks smart, but more importantly it lets you swing freely. Shirts that pull across the shoulders, trousers that dig in when you crouch or jackets that ride up at the top…
Men's golf clothing has moved on from the stiff, formal look of past decades. Today's golf wear is stretchy, breathable and comfortable, and it looks good on and off the course. But dress codes still…
Children don't need expensive golf clothing to enjoy the game, but a few well-chosen items make them more comfortable and help them follow club rules. Kids grow quickly, so it pays to buy smartly…
A belt might seem like a small detail, but many golf clubs expect one, and the right belt adds comfort as well as a finishing touch to your outfit. Golf belts have evolved from simple leather straps…
Golf trousers and shorts need to do a lot: look smart enough for the dress code, let you squat to read putts and turn through the swing, hold tees, balls and a scorecard, and cope with heat, wind and…
The polo shirt is the most recognisable item of golf clothing. Almost every course accepts a collared polo, and the right one keeps you cool, dry and comfortable through a long round while letting…
Golf fashion has always reflected its time. Early golfers played in heavy jackets and long skirts; later generations wore plus-fours, bright trousers and patterned sweaters; today's golfers wear…
Golf etiquette doesn't stop at the 18th green. Many golf clubhouses, especially at traditional private clubs, have their own customs and rules covering dress, shoes, hats, phones and behaviour. They…
Flick through any golf catalogue and you might think women's golf clothing is all about expensive outfits and catwalk styling. In reality, most women golfers want something simpler: clothes that are…
Golf is one of the few sports where what you wear is part of the culture. Many clubs have dress codes, and even where they do not, the right clothing makes a round more comfortable. You need freedom…
