[chuckinca]

Originally Posted by uujudy

Concerning the collared shirts on the golf courses, don't most country clubs require collared shirts? Our cc back in Utah does, and we come from the land where hiking boots and fleece are considered designer winter wear.

Most golf courses, CCs, Execs, etc, require collared shirts and no denim pants.

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[zcaveman]

Originally Posted by chuckinca

Most golf courses, CCs, Execs, etc, require collared shirts and no denim pants.

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Most courses outside the Villages do NOT allow denim pants. Ask when you call to make a reservation if you like to wear denim pants.

[graciegirl]

Our older daughter was called on not wearing a collared shirt on an executive course here. That is fine. We are used to those rules. I don't know why we didn't think about it before we got there.

She had a tank top or something kinda bare and not "golfy."

[English Ivy]

Originally Posted by graciegirl

Our older daughter was called on not wearing a collared shirt on an executive course here. That is fine. We are used to those rules. I don't know why we didn't think about it before we got there.

She had a tank top or something kinda bare and not "golfy."

Gracie, your daughter did not need to have a collared shirt on. They are not required for ladies. However her tank top would have had to have a minimum of 2" wide straps, and cannot expose the stomach. The "kinda bare" thing is what probably caused the comment. I'm curious ... did they let her golf anyways?

Here's a link to the Good Golf Guide which outlines the dress requirements for both men and women. Page 16 deals with the dress code.

http://www.golfthevillages.com/golf-...fGuide1.12.pdf

[PR1234]

I think pretty much anything goes here. We are snowbirds and I have noticed that women & men tend to get more dressed up at church. Also, it was a lot of dark winter clothes....maybe just because it was so cold last winter and I had only brought summer/spring type clothing with me

[duffysmom]

Pt can I join your fan club? That was a hoot..