Golf's Antiquated Dress Code - Limerick Golf Club
Golf's Antiquated Dress Code - Limerick Golf Club
Golf's Antiquated Dress Code - Limerick Golf Club
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puzzling.<br />
The French and Italians are the most fashion conscious of<br />
golfers. Yet, they embrace jeans in the golfing environment<br />
wholeheartedly. Mind you, the French and Italians also<br />
encourage family golf to a much greater extent than we do in<br />
Ireland and therefore the game is growing much faster there<br />
than here.<br />
<strong>Club</strong>s who insist on the dreaded “long socks only” rule must<br />
do so to ensure that any desired cooling benefit derived from<br />
wearing shorts is effectively negated and therefore will not be<br />
worn at all. As for „tailored shorts‟ – the cause of so much<br />
controversy - does anybody really know what they are?<br />
Although there is absolutely no evidence to suggest that<br />
trainers do any harm to a golf course – in fact they almost<br />
certainly do far less damage than spiked shoes – they are strictly<br />
confined to an almost extinct caddie class. Why?<br />
<strong>Golf</strong> has always been a little bit too elitist, too precious and<br />
too expensive for its own good. <strong>Golf</strong> <strong>Club</strong>s with outdated,<br />
traditional dress codes will be forced to change someday.<br />
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