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dewilson58 10-16-2021 08:57 AM
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Originally Posted by Two Bills (Post 2018001)
Sorry.
Call me an old dinosaur.
But there are no nice Jeans on a golf course!
Ok. You're a dinosaur.



But I agree with you.


:coolsmiley:

Ken D. 10-16-2021 09:01 AM
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Originally Posted by Garywt (Post 2017900)
Bet I can’t drive my cart there.
Actually you can drive your golf cart there, but it’s not in The Villages. That’s why you don’t need a collared shirt

CCristella 10-16-2021 09:03 AM
Please let us know where, when you are playing!

stan the man 10-16-2021 09:23 AM
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Originally Posted by kkingston57 (Post 2017868)
Interesting rules. Must wear a collared shirt, but can wear jeans.
Why do you find this interesting ??? You must know the reason for the jeans

Jokomo 10-16-2021 09:35 AM
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Originally Posted by Garywt (Post 2017822)
On an executive 9 hole beginner course, what is the dress code. Planning our first ever round of golf in The Villages and all I have in Florida is shorts and t-shirts. Hoping t-shires are allowed on the executive courses. Thanks
Recently I've played at the Nancy Lopez and Glenview Championship courses and at both there were players in the course wearing t shirts. I wonder if enforcement of the rules has declined or whether the rules have been changed without notice.

Roron123 10-16-2021 09:37 AM
For a start the Executive courses are NOT beginners courses and it might be a good idea for you both to take a group of lessons as you need to keep up the pace

tophcfa 10-16-2021 09:37 AM
According to one golf ambassador the nice cotton, collared, button down shirt I was wearing was not acceptable. When I asked him why, he said it was because the small label on the shirt pocket said Carhartt. I asked him if the shirt would be acceptable if the label said Izod or Tommy Hilfiger, and he said yes. I explained to him that the golfing dress code is silent regarding the manufacturer of the clothing and asked him to go get the club pro so we could discuss his problem with my shirt. That was the end of his insistence my shirt was not acceptable. All I can figure is that the ambassador is a total a$$hole, or he had shorted the stock of Carhartt?

tvbound 10-16-2021 09:51 AM
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Originally Posted by tophcfa (Post 2018064)
According to one golf ambassador the nice cotton, collared, button down shirt I was wearing was not acceptable. When I asked him why, he said it was because the small label on the shirt pocket said Carhartt. I asked him if the shirt would be acceptable if the label said Izod or Tommy Hilfiger, and he said yes. I explained to him that the golfing dress code is silent regarding the manufacturer of the clothing and asked him to go get the club pro so we could discuss his problem with my shirt. That was the end of his insistence my shirt was not acceptable. All I can figure is that the ambassador is a total a$$hole, or he had shorted the stock of Carhartt?
That's beyond ridiculous and you handled it better, than I probably would have. It also just goes to show that some people should never be given a position, with ANY amount of authority. On the jeans/denim thing being acceptable, I was shocked when I first read it.

tvbound 10-16-2021 09:54 AM
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Originally Posted by stan the man (Post 2018056)
Why do you find this interesting ??? You must know the reason for the jeans
I admit to not knowing why. Exactly what is the reason for allowing jeans?

dewilson58 10-16-2021 10:04 AM
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Originally Posted by tophcfa (Post 2018064)
According to one golf ambassador the nice cotton, collared, button down shirt I was wearing was not acceptable. When I asked him why, he said it was because the small label on the shirt pocket said Carhartt. I asked him if the shirt would be acceptable if the label said Izod or Tommy Hilfiger, and he said yes. I explained to him that the golfing dress code is silent regarding the manufacturer of the clothing and asked him to go get the club pro so we could discuss his problem with my shirt. That was the end of his insistence my shirt was not acceptable. All I can figure is that the ambassador is a total a$$hole, or he had shorted the stock of Carhartt?
But did you rake the trap???

bioman419 10-16-2021 10:12 AM
What rock have you been hiding under?

DaleDivine 10-16-2021 10:34 AM
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Originally Posted by dewilson58 (Post 2018040)
Ok. You're a dinosaur.



But I agree with you.


:coolsmiley:
He said an "OLD DINASAUR" lol
:1rotfl::1rotfl:

DaleDivine 10-16-2021 10:42 AM
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Originally Posted by nhtexasrn (Post 2018028)
On any golf course and also the driving range and practice areas a man must have a shirt with a collar. Shorts are fine. A woman must not wear a tank top unless the shoulder straps are at least 3 inches wide. A sleeveless top is fine for women and so are shorts or golf skirts. On a par 3 pick up your ball after 6 strokes and on par 4 pick up after 8 strokes. Don't tarry and play ready golf. There will most likely be people behind you ready to play. The executive courses are not beginner courses. They can be very challenging and in my opinion more so than the championship courses because they are not as wide and forgiving and have hazards everywhere! lol As far as keeping score, that's up to you but like others have said just count your strokes. If you keep score though, you can see if you're improving in your play and you will if you play a lot. The most important thing is to just have fun and enjoy being outdoors!!
NO NO NO... Read TV golf rules, go to the GOOD GOLF SCHOOL.
You pick up after THREE over par, NOT DOUBLE PAR...
Par 3 pick up after 6.
Par 4 pick up after 7 NOT 8.
Par 5 pick up after 8 NOT 10.
:ohdear::ohdear::ohdear:

paulajr 10-16-2021 11:01 AM
Actually..
 
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Originally Posted by Garywt (Post 2017900)
Bet I can’t drive my cart there.
Yes…you can! Right behind WalMart.

paulajr 10-16-2021 11:04 AM
Simple answer
 
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Originally Posted by tvbound (Post 2018072)
I admit to not knowing why. Exactly what is the reason for allowing jeans?
Because Gary Morse liked to wear jeans while golfing..😊⛳️


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