When
picking out golf clothes it is first important to know what kind you need to
buy. Golf is not a sport where you can just put on anything and proceed to the course.
It is important to wear the proper gear attire that best suits your needs while
playing.
Monday, May 4, 2015
Friday, March 20, 2015
Golf Apparel Shopping Tips
Golf is not a
contact sport. You don’t need to run, jump or make any intense physical
exertions to play the game, so naturally, the clothes you wear can be highly
flexible. With that in mind, don’t disregard the practical aspect of clothes
you’re choosing to wear for your game. Here are a few tips to help you choose the best attire the next time you shop
for golf apparel:
Wednesday, March 11, 2015
Are Golf Players Really Out of Style?
Golf is a sport with a rich history, with some
saying that it has its roots in Ancient Rome and in China as far back as the
first century BC. It was in the Scottish highlands, however, that modern golf
has begun, and the apparel for the game had reflected the fashion during that
time: tight short pants with various colors and patterns and tweed jackets.
Wednesday, January 28, 2015
The Far from-Static Story of Golf Apparel
A
polo shirt and a pair of slacks qualify as golf apparel, mostly
because golf is a low-intensity sport. Compared to basketball and
baseball, golf doesn't require rigorous physical activity other than
swinging the club. You may break a sweat during a game from the heat
or from intense mental concentration, but not necessarily through
physical exertion.
The
only thing that limits your choice of golf apparel is the dress code.
During the early 1900s, country clubs were very particular about
proper dress code for guests and members. Knickers, for example, were
prevalent at golf courses at the time but were shunned by country
clubs. These places obliged players and spectators to come in more
formal wear, particularly the collared shirt.
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