[Ozzello]

Knickers? lol, I SOOOOOO want to get a pair. Ricky Fowler orange will be fine. Message me if you see a pair for sale svp.

[SALYBOW]

Originally Posted by 2BNTV

I was informed today men need to wear a collar type shirt to golf on all executive course. My friend wife was wearing a non collared blouse and was allowed to play with no problem.

I don't have a problem wearing a collar type shirt but is the person who informed me is a stickler for the rules? Did anyone have a problem wearing a non collared shirt?

They supplied me with one and was told to have it washed and returned but I was still wondering if this is true! This curious mind wants to know!!!

Same thing happened to me. Except they gave me a shirt that was too small

[fred53]

Originally Posted by alwann

At Truman/Roosevelt the other day, I saw a guy go off wearing a tee shirt. I shook my head in the direction of the starter. He just shrugged.

Is the dress code seasonal? I know jeans/denmin are okay in the winter, so why should the shirt style make a difference?

and it's nice that most try to enforce it by friendly means(the only kind really allowed, but someone can be refused access to the course if not dressed properly).

The shirt makes a difference because they try to maintain some sense of decorum(a non-word to some). Without the dress code it wouldn't take long before many of those playing would look like crap...sort of like if you didn't have rules and regs what you can and can't do to the outside of your house/property.

Personally I'm hoping I left the trailer trash back home...nothing wrong with things looking neat and clean. It's a reflection of who you are...

Oh and a mock turtleneck is also okay(1.5" turtle)...

[JoMar]

Originally Posted by Polar Bear

Like Doc said, pretty standard requirement on most golf courses.

Although not too long ago any form of denim was not allowed.....dress codes are slowly disappearing

[justjim]

Denim at most private country clubs is not allowed. The dress code in TV is actually liberal.

[kcrazorbackfan]

Even though we don't have a published dress code at the 36 hole complex I work at in north KC, every time someone calls to inquire about a dress code I always tell them to "dress in attire that your mother would approve of, no wife-beaters, no cutoffs, nothing trashy". Close to 100% get what I'm talking about.

[JoMar]

Originally Posted by MrGolf

I understand the collared shirt on the golf course but what a rediculous rule for the driving range. Give me a break.

You can go to any public driving range and wear what you want to wear. TV's driving range is part of the golf group that manages the Championship Courses and their dress code applies to all the properties they manage. Their ball, their rules. If you belonged to a true Country Club almost anywhere else in the country the same rule would apply plus no denim. In any event, there are plenty of driving ranges outside TV that are less expensive and less restrictive for those that prefer that lifestyle.

[Shadow8IA]

The problem we ran into...try finding a long sleeve collar shirt for those cool days.

[CFrance]

Originally Posted by Shadow8IA

The problem we ran into...try finding a long sleeve collar shirt for those cool days.

Sweater over a polo shirt?

[Villager Joyce]

Originally Posted by CFrance

Sweater over a polo shirt?

That is the standard winter wardrobe in Florida. Sweater over a sun dress, sweater over a polo.

[Gerald]

If you don't want to wear a mens collared shirt. Then you can wear the woman's style shirt and skirt . The starter will not complain if you are dressed as a women. However Most of the people I see on the course don't follow any rules.

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by Shadow8IA

The problem we ran into...try finding a long sleeve collar shirt for those cool days.

Wear a jacket, problem solved..................

[DonH57]

Originally Posted by Shadow8IA

The problem we ran into...try finding a long sleeve collar shirt for those cool days.

Wear a short sleeved collared shirt over a long sleeve tee shirt.

[Mikeod]

Originally Posted by Shadow8IA

The problem we ran into...try finding a long sleeve collar shirt for those cool days.

Lands End has them as do others like Izod and van Heusen, especially online. An alternative is to get a long sleeve base layer to wear under a short sleeve polo.

[Barefoot]

Originally Posted by Villager Joyce

That is the standard winter wardrobe in Florida. Sweater over a sun dress, sweater over a polo.

Fleecy over the sweater, gotta dress in layers.