Looking sharp on the course

Looking sharp on the course

Golf has a traditional dress code that emphasizes a neat and respectful appearance on the course. While specific dress codes may vary slightly from one golf course to another, the following guidelines generally represent proper golf attire -

For Men

1. Shirts

• Collared polo shirts are the standard. Turtlenecks or mock necks may also be acceptable.
• T-shirts, tank tops, and sleeveless shirts are typically not allowed.

2. Bottoms

• Tailored golf shorts or slacks are appropriate.
• Jeans, cargo pants, or athletic shorts are usually not allowed.

3. Footwear

• Golf shoes with soft spikes or spike less shoes are recommended.
• Athletic shoes with non-metal spikes may be acceptable on some courses.

4. Accessories

• Belts are often recommended for a polished look.
• Hats or visors are common and can provide sun protection.

For Women

1. Shirts

• Collared or non-collared golf shirts are appropriate.
• Sleeveless shirts with a collar may be allowed on some courses.

1. Bottoms

• Tailored golf shorts, skirts, or slacks are acceptable.
• Jeans, leggings, or athletic shorts are typically not allowed.

1. Footwear

• Golf shoes with soft spikes or spike less shoes are recommended.
• Athletic shoes with non-metal spikes may be acceptable.

1. Accessories

• Belts are often recommended for a polished look.
• Hats or visors are common and can provide sun protection.

General Tips

Tuck in Your Shirt:

Men are usually expected to tuck in their shirts unless the design is specifically meant to be worn untucked.

Check Specific Course Requirements:

Some high-end or private golf courses may have stricter dress codes. It's advisable to check the specific requirements of the course you plan to visit.

Outerwear:

If the weather is cool, a pullover or golf jacket that complements your outfit is suitable.

Respect the Rules:

Following the dress code is a sign of respect for the tradition and rules of the game.

 

Remember, proper golf attire contributes to the overall atmosphere and respect for the game. If you are unsure about a specific course's dress code, it's always a good idea to check in advance or contact the pro shop for guidance.