Shirts Out

[oldracer]

Todays fashion sort of dictates a shirts out style whereas I see comp days it's all shirts in, what's the go??? If I went to your club would I be frowned apon with a shirt out????

[Johnny Canuck]

A lot of member's clubs wouldn't let you on the course with your shirt out.

[dc68]

What if its flouro and out?

[BenM]

Gotta be tucked in where I play...

[Dotty]

If I went to your club would I be frowned apon with a shirt out????
You'd get sold a shirt that conformed to the rules. (They do that frequently to guests wearing cargo shorts.)

Same as we frown on improving your lie, when a tree interferes with your swing. Or dropping another one, where your tee shot crossed the OOB line.

[goughy]

My shirt tucked in lasts about half a hole.

[oncewasagolfer]

Anything goes I wear thongs in the clubhouse:)

[oldracer]

You'd get sold a shirt that conformed to the rules. (They do that frequently to guests wearing cargo shorts.)

Same as we frown on improving your lie, when a tree interferes with your swing. Or dropping another one, where your tee shot crossed the OOB line. What!!! can't do any of that stuff either, sheesh, guess I'll just have to stay social

[oldracer]

but seriously, I haven't read even my own clubs dress code so it's generally tailored shorts/slacks, no cargo's and shirt tucked in? reason I have asked is because I want to do a bit of touring and play some nice courses along the way. Holidays again next year in FNQ so wanted to play Cairns and a few other nice ones.

[mrbluu]

Anything goes I wear thongs in the clubhouse:)

I played a 36 hole Vardon event at concord last year in the pouring rain. I was soaked through after the first round, so I decided to have a shower. I took off my shoes in my car and put on my thongs and walked through the club house to the showers in thongs. I got alot of complementary looks from the old members ;-)

[Johnny Canuck]

I played a 36 hole Carson event at concord last year in the pouring rain. I was soaked through after the first round, so I decided to have a shower. I took off my shoes in my car and put on my thongs and walked through the club house to the showers in thongs. I got alot of complementary looks from the old members ;-)

They were probably thinking "who let an Asian join the club". Your thongs weren't even noticed. ;).

[Ashes]

Shirts out on a golf course look as village as shirts out on a cricket field.

[Johnny Canuck]

Shirts out on a golf course look as village as shirts out on a cricket field.

As village? Autocorrect or an Australian expression I have never heard before.

I have heard Rubin described as camp but never village.

[Ashes]

As village? Autocorrect or an Australian expression I have never heard before.

I have heard Rubin described as camp but never village.

Cricket parlance. Refers to village cricket played by a bunch of drunks from the local pub.

[Johnny Canuck]

Cricket parlance. Refers to village cricket played by a bunch of drunks from the local pub.

Cool.

I liked it as being camper than camp. Extremely ghey.

[Johnny Canuck]

With his run rate, could you describe Yoss' cricket as village?

[Dotty]

I interpreted 'village' to be an abbreviation of Madboarder's occupation.

[oldracer]

or in baseball terms, "bush" as in bush league

[markTHEblake]

Some people look retarded with shirts out, others it suits. Then there are those whose shirts don't reach their dacks.

I have never seen a golf club yet that has a shirt tucked in rule, but I imagine that some may take it as implied.

[3Puttpete]

I interpreted 'village' to be an abbreviation of Madboarder's occupation.

:)

[Hatchman]

I'm like Goughy, a hole or two and it's out (shirt that is, :D)

[Ashes]

With his run rate, could you describe Yoss' cricket as village?

A former president at Yoss' club once took significant offence at it being called a Mickey Mouse comp.

I played for said club as a 16 year old so it's definitely not village :D

[marcel]

I have never seen a golf club yet that has a shirt tucked in rule, but I imagine that some may take it as implied.

From my Club's website - "Males are required to wear collared shirts (tucked in), long trousers or tailored shorts with short club logo socks or long socks pulled up, and golf shoes without metal spikes."

[3Puttpete]

From my Club's website - "Males are required to wear collared shirts (tucked in), long trousers or tailored shorts with short club logo socks or long socks pulled up, and golf shoes without metal spikes."

Short club logo socks? So short Adidas or Nike socks and you're not allowed to play?

[Shortylook]

Shirts out on a golf course look as village as shirts out on a cricket field.
yours was hanging out when we played Kwinnana,you heathen

[mrbluu]

They were probably thinking "who let an Asian join the club". Your thongs weren't even noticed. ;).

I was just a visitor....:p

[markTHEblake]

Short club logo socks? So short Adidas or Nike socks and you're not allowed to play?Yep, some snob clubs do this.

[Ashes]

yours was hanging out when we played Kwinnana,you heathen

Looks tucked in to me.

http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/12/14/5u6asy5a.jpg

[3Puttpete]

Yep, some snob clubs do this.

At $20 a pair no doubt. Sounds more like a wanky money making exercise than anything else

[Ron Burgundy]

From my Club's website - "Males are required to wear collared shirts (tucked in), long trousers or tailored shorts with short club logo socks or long socks pulled up, and golf shoes without metal spikes." It's those kind of wanky arbitrary rules that put people off playing golf. As long as people follow the rules of golf and play at a decent pace, who cares what they wear.

[Shortylook]

Looks tucked in to me.

http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/12/14/5u6asy5a.jpg
now that was a bloody low blow. well no crays for you for xmas

[Shortylook]

now that was a bloody low blow. well no crays for you for xmas
JC the smug prick, look how happy he is to hand that thing over

[3Puttpete]

It's those kind of wanky arbitrary rules that put people off playing golf. As long as people follow the rules of golf and play at a decent pace, who cares what they wear.

This

[Courty]

but seriously, I haven't read even my own clubs dress code so it's generally tailored shorts/slacks, no cargo's and shirt tucked in? reason I have asked is because I want to do a bit of touring and play some nice courses along the way. Holidays again next year in FNQ so wanted to play Cairns and a few other nice ones.

Happy to host you for a round at Cairns GC, as long as you keep your shirt tucked in. ;)

[sms316]

Anything goes I wear thongs in the clubhouse:) I wore a thong on the course today. Great support.

[Lagerlover]

Looks tucked in to me.http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/12/14/5u6asy5a.jpg Why is the guy from anonymous in the background?

[Shortylook]

Why is the guy from anonymous in the background?
ha ha

[Ashes]

Why is the guy from anonymous in the background?

Don't know, but damn he's a good looking guy.

[Captain Nemo]

They were probably thinking "who let an Asian join the club". Your thongs weren't even noticed. ;).
Plenty of Asians at Concord....

[Charger]

I can deal with any dress code except long socks. That just screams idiocy.

[markTHEblake]

It's those kind of wanky arbitrary rules that put people off playing golf. As long as people follow the rules of golf and play at a decent pace, who cares what they wear.How could it put people off golf, such clubs are very few and far between, are typically members only and the fact that they can remain in existence with such a rule in place suggests that it is not an inhibiting factor at all.As a member of one such club with a similar rule like white socks only said " it keeps the riff raff out"

[Johnny Canuck]

Looks tucked in to me.

http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/12/14/5u6asy5a.jpg

Boom!

[AndyP]

It's those kind of wanky arbitrary rules that put people off playing golf. As long as people follow the rules of golf and play at a decent pace, who cares what they wear.
What a wanky statement. Following the rules of golf is for toffs at private courses.

[Shortylook]

Boom!
cant see that ever being on me again surely

[Ron Burgundy]

How could it put people off golf, such clubs are very few and far between, are typically members only and the fact that they can remain in existence with such a rule in place suggests that it is not an inhibiting factor at all.As a member of one such club with a similar rule like white socks only said " it keeps the riff raff out" If the Toff Toffingtons at private members only clubs want arcane dress codes to go with their restrictive membership rules, that's fine. But if clubs want the public's money they're idiots if they demand particular types of shorts, socks, shoes etc. If I turned up to a club that demanded I tuck my shirt in and purchase some club logo socks I tell them to f*** off and they'd lose my booking.

[markTHEblake]

But if clubs want the public's money they're idiots if they demand particular types of shorts, socks, shoes etc They are not idiots if they can afford to implement a qstandard that seems over the top to you. *All* clubs, not just golf clubs have a dress regulation and will vary according to the market they need or want.If you don't accept their dress standard and so won't want to play there, then that is exactly what they wanted.

[Johnny Canuck]

cant see that ever being on me again surely

We should get this embroidered on the shirt.

[Ron Burgundy]

They are not idiots if they can afford to implement a qstandard that seems over the top to you. *All* clubs, not just golf clubs have a dress regulation and will vary according to the market they need or want.If you don't accept their dress standard and so won't want to play there, then that is exactly what they wanted. That's a fair point. It's a free market. If a club is so flush with money that it can decide to decline green fees based on the number of pockets on a players shorts or the logo on their socks, good luck to them. Doesn't make a lot of sense to me though.

[Ron Burgundy]

Having said all of that, it's all relative. I'd play Augusta in a tuxedo if needed. Vic Park is lucky I bother wearing pants at all.

[bergsey]

Pretty much all sports have some sort of dress standard / uniform requirements. Why not golf? I think dressing nicely is in the spirit of the game - if u wanna wear sandals in the clubhouse I personally wouldn't care less but on my course I would want u to have your shirt tucked in. Here are our clubs dress standards -


On the Course and Club Surrounds including Practise Facilities and Sprig Bar
All shirts must be either collared or turtle neck golf shirts and worn tucked into trousers. Tailored shorts with a belt are permitted but are to be worn with predominately white socks which are visible above the shoe line.

Trousers and shorts must be tailored type with a fly.

Socks are to be worn with long trousers but may be coloured.

Regulation golf shoes (soft spikes only) must be worn on the course. Sandals, jogging shoes and tennis type shoes are not regarded as golf attire.

[Shortylook]

We should get this embroidered on the shirt.

What
SHORTYLOOK
I won't wear it that much I hope

[mrbluu]

Regulation golf shoes (soft spikes only) must be worn on the course. Sandals, jogging shoes and tennis type shoes are not regarded as golf attire.


Sounds like Virge would struggle to get a game there as I have only ever seen him play in joggers....

[KristianJ]

Sounds like Virge would struggle to get a game there as I have only ever seen him play in joggers.... He's got Eccos or some other brand of street style shoes.

[3Puttpete]

Regulation golf shoes (soft spikes only) must be worn on the course. Sandals, jogging shoes and tennis type shoes are not regarded as golf attire.

Wankers.

What are 'regulation' golf shoes? Are spikeless shoes ok?

[bergsey]

Wankers.What are 'regulation' golf shoes? Are spikeless shoes ok? I would think if they are sold as golf shoes you would be ok. Same as 'mock' polos, used to be banned but recently ok especially after tiger started wearing them a lot.

[TheNuclearOne]

Shirt out is fine where i am. Funny thing is when i started about 22 odd years ago my cheap sand green home course enforced long socks or you no play. Hats worn inside the clubhouse where akin to murdering 2 or 3 complete families. I do remember long socks only at another much larger club here too way back when. Collared shirt was always enforced everywhere of course.

[Croydo]

here are the dress regulations at my home course. http://www.monashcc.com.au/upload/wysiwyg/golf_dressrules-etiquette/Monash Country Club - Dress Regulations Brochure.pdf

[Collis]

If it's tucked in the first hole, and when you walk into the club house your usually pretty right.

[oldracer]

here are the dress regulations at my home course. http://www.monashcc.com.au/upload/wysiwyg/golf_dressrules-etiquette/Monash Country Club - Dress Regulations Brochure.pdf that's as funny as F&*K, shorts too long or too short

[LarryLong]

Anything goes at my home track. Denim jeans, shirts out, cargo pockets. Nobody bats an eyelid. I kinda like it, even though I don't do any of that stuff.

[Croydo]

that's as funny as F&*K, shorts too long or too short Nothing worse than old blokes wearing short shorts on a golf course. The dress regulations have been relaxed a little bit up their in recent years, a family friend had to buy new shorts to be able to play because he had metal studs on his shorts about 10 years ago.

[Daves]

Ours are pretty relaxed, shirts can be out, but must at least have sleeves. We could do without the washed out/worn out old string cord Ruggers some of the old farts wear though!.

http://www.redlandbaygolf.com.au/cms/golf/etiquette-dress-code/

[markTHEblake]

Anything goes at my home track. Denim jeans, shirts out, cargo pockets. Nobody bats an eyelid. I kinda like it, even though I don't do any of that stuff.Same here, we get all the bogans playing that can't play anywhere else.Some people eat at black tie restaurants, some eat at McDonalds.

[Mububban]

If it's tucked in the first hole, and when you walk into the club house your usually pretty right.

Do course marshalls ever pull people up midway through a round for shirts out? Otherwise it's easy enough to have it tucked in when you pay at the pro shop and tee off on the first, let it out after the second tee, then tuck it back in for 17 and 18.

[oldracer]

Do course marshalls ever pull people up midway through a round for shirts out? Otherwise it's easy enough to have it tucked in when you pay at the pro shop and tee off on the first, let it out after the second tee, then tuck it back in for 17 and 18. I'd be interested to hear if that happens as well

[Dotty]

Why doesn't your wife just buy you a longer shirt?

[Welkin]

The three clubs closest to me do the full spectrum. The one I play most at is collared shirt, no denim and you're pretty much fine, no issue with untucked. The next one I tend to tuck it in, you'd have to get someone on a bad day to be pulled up for it but you'd get some dirty looks and it just feels like the thing to do. The last one I don't play at often but I'd expect to be reminded of the dress code while still in the pro shop.

[oldracer]

haha or even highriders not hipsters!!!!

[WeekendHacker]

Nothing worse than old blokes wearing short shorts on a golf course. The dress regulations have been relaxed a little bit up their in recent years, a family friend had to buy new shorts to be able to play because he had metal studs on his shorts about 10 years ago.

So this chick would be out????

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[IanO]

We received a notice in November to say that the dress regulations have changed and that shirts no longer have to be tucked in. Please note that we have a "sophisticated atmosphere"! It says so in the dress regulations.





At Kooringal Golf Club, in keeping with our relaxed yet sophisticated atmosphere, members and guests are required to maintain neat and tidy attire at all times when utilising the clubhouse, golf course and facilities.ON COURSEMen; Tailored long pants Tailored shorts (No Cargo Shorts Allowed)
Collared shirt/ Mock style golf shirt Anklet sport or full length socks (white) Golf shoe or flat soled sport shoe (no metal spikes)
Ladies; Tailored pants Tailored shorts
Skirts Collared shirt or crew neck Anklet sport or full length socks (white) Golf shoe or flat soled sport shoe (no metal spikes)

[Mububban]

So this chick would be out????

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Donning those must require some serious effort and dedication...

[Icestorm959]

Donning those must require some serious effort and dedication...

Or she's never taken them off!

[gregorywannabe]

If the Toff Toffingtons at private members only clubs want arcane dress codes to go with their restrictive membership rules, that's fine. But if clubs want the public's money they're idiots if they demand particular types of shorts, socks, shoes etc. If I turned up to a club that demanded I tuck my shirt in and purchase some club logo socks I tell them to f*** off and they'd lose my booking.

And they'd probably be quite happy that they did. :)

[gregorywannabe]

Do course marshalls ever pull people up midway through a round for shirts out? Otherwise it's easy enough to have it tucked in when you pay at the pro shop and tee off on the first, let it out after the second tee, then tuck it back in for 17 and 18.

If it was a private club I'd think no marshalls would be needed. Any members playing would soon get into them, including calling the proshop if they refuse to conform.