[NJRICHARD]

TOLERANCE IS THE LAST VIRTUE OF A DYING SOCIETY.....Aristotle

[Fastskiguy]

I thought an inadvertent violation of the executive course dress code was kinda a right of passage upon moving to TV. It certainly happened to me (but only once!)

Joe

[SeaCros]

Just something else to complain about. Will it ever end? I am guessing not.

[Mardys]

I am totally with the writer. I know we’re retired, but that is no excuse for not dressing appropriately on the golf course. Tee shirts are not!

[Hmfed16]

Originally Posted by RICH1

and the next thing it will be “wife beater” tank tops …please support the collared shirt and the Rules…When they go low, we go high

An open collared shirt is cooler than a tee shirt that clings to the neck.
Golf is still a perfect venue for wearing good looking clothes. I can’t seem to buy a game, but I can buy a nice looking shirt now and then.
And I would do away with allowing blue jeans on the golf course.

[Sage327]

Originally Posted by RICH1

and the next thing it will be “wife beater” tank tops …please support the collared shirt and the Rules…When they go low, we go high

I agree. Is a collared shirt that big of a deal to wear on the golf course? I don’t even like seeing dungarees out there.

[ThirdOfFive]

Originally Posted by Mardys

I am totally with the writer. I know we’re retired, but that is no excuse for not dressing appropriately on the golf course. Tee shirts are not!

Amen. The person who owns the sandbox gets to set the rules for playing in it.

It is no secret. Proper attire for both men and women are prominently posted at all the executive course shacks, both in English and (assumedly for those not able to read the language) in graphic form as well. I've also heard that the courses have collared shirts on hand for those who for whatever reason neglected to wear one to the course for their round.

[RICH1]

Originally Posted by Sandy and Ed

Perhaps to prevent the courses from becoming circuses of clowns dressed in tutus, cut off jeans at crotch level, bare midriff sleeveless shirts, and any other Ridiculous combinations of attire. Social order has been destroyed outside The Villages. Why not let it exist a little longer here? It’s a small thing. Let it pass or go back north.

Well said

[MidWestIA]

Old story Morse was a cowboy jeans guy he went to play golf and got turned down next day we could wear jeans - but not outside TV I got turned down when I forgot

[Rainger99]

It seems that the golf courses have much stricter dress codes than the squares and even many of the churches.

[CCristella]

Originally Posted by Bilyclub

Not everybody reads the online rag. As far as that guy crying because he has to wear a collared shirt on the executive courses... Just another loser that moved here from up North. He should have done his homework before moving here. Time will tell if he could get a lawyer willing to take on TV. I'm pretty sure case law is not on his side. I have a few sleeveless shirts I wear at the pickleball courts when it gets real hot, but have not seen any restrictions other than you have to wear a shirt at the courts.

Why is the person from "up North" , alot of rednecks from the South

[CCristella]

Why from "up North" , There are plently of "rednecks" from the south!!!

[ThirdOfFive]

Originally Posted by CCristella

Why from "up North" , There are plently of "rednecks" from the south!!!

Heh. I don't know about the "redneck" part, but my guess is that if you asked every Villager what direction he or she moved her from, 95% or more would point "north".

[saratogaman]

Originally Posted by Bilyclub

Not everybody reads the online rag. As far as that guy crying because he has to wear a collared shirt on the executive courses... Just another loser that moved here from up North. He should have done his homework before moving here. Time will tell if he could get a lawyer willing to take on TV. I'm pretty sure case law is not on his side. I have a few sleeveless shirts I wear at the pickleball courts when it gets real hot, but have not seen any restrictions other than you have to wear a shirt at the courts.

How did you determine that "he was from up North?"

[ldj1938]

That was stupid.