Golf Attire

I used to be very 'Gang Hoh' to golf without any protection... sun burn or lobster face became a normal thingy after a golf game. But my friend was warning me constantly that I should take care of myself... no longer 16-18 years old... hehe

So I started wearing long pants and using sun block. Very uncomfortable at first but I feel much better after a game. Last time I used to feel dead tired and restless after a game... but after using 'protection', I feel much much better...

alvin7379 wrote:

I used to be very 'Gang Hoh' to golf without any protection... sun burn or lobster face became a normal thingy after a golf game. But my friend was warning me constantly that I should take care of myself... no longer 16-18 years old... hehe

So I started wearing long pants and using sun block. Very uncomfortable at first but I feel much better after a game. Last time I used to feel dead tired and restless after a game... but after using 'protection', I feel much much better...

me too, used to dun care. until skin a lot of freckles and i went adonis, spent almost 3k on facial then can lighten the freckles. regret being 'dun care'

opus wrote:

me too, used to dun care. until skin a lot of freckles and i went adonis, spent almost 3k on facial then can lighten the freckles. regret being 'dun care'

Hum... now I know who is the rich tai tai in this forum...

alvin7379 wrote:

opus wrote:

me too, used to dun care. until skin a lot of freckles and i went adonis, spent almost 3k on facial then can lighten the freckles. regret being 'dun care'

Hum... now I know who is the rich tai tai in this forum...

installment plan lah

Oh no, now I know need to spend so much on facial stuff, I better go buy some sunblock lotion...haha !

golf_snowman wrote:

Oh no, now I know need to spend so much on facial stuff, I better go buy some sunblock lotion...haha !

Now that tai tai opus is already a member of Adonis... I am sure she can get you a good discount when she introduce in as a new member! hehe...

Duval_S wrote:

Is there a unspoken rule on the shortness of bermuda one can wear on the golf course?

today, saw the LPGA on Telly....wah some of the shorts are quite short and was wondering if the same can apply to guy

I was very inspired after watching HSBC Womens Champions 2009 with the very short shorts some players wore. So I turned up at JCC with my short shorts too. I was unceremoniously rejected at registration and directed to the pro shop to buy something more suitable. In the end I paid for a pair of skorts, changed into it before teeing off, and learnt that I'm no LPGA player, so different rules apply

Anyway I've stuck to skorts since then but now thinking of pants instead as the tan lines look awful.....

alvin7379 wrote:

golf_snowman wrote:

Oh no, now I know need to spend so much on facial stuff, I better go buy some sunblock lotion...haha !

Now that tai tai opus is already a member of Adonis... I am sure she can get you a good discount when she introduce in as a new member! hehe...

Yah man I'm sure U can get discount......but warning: once u step in, they will psycho u to sign up, hard to walk out w/o handing over your credit card. haha

opus wrote:

Yah man I'm sure U can get discount......but warning: once u step in, they will psycho u to sign up, hard to walk out w/o handing over your credit card. haha

haha.. I can understand... becos my wife encounter the same problem...

The difference is... she sign MY CARD!!!!!

jd8 wrote:

Duval_S wrote:

Is there a unspoken rule on the shortness of bermuda one can wear on the golf course?

today, saw the LPGA on Telly....wah some of the shorts are quite short and was wondering if the same can apply to guy

I was very inspired after watching HSBC Womens Champions 2009 with the very short shorts some players wore. So I turned up at JCC with my short shorts too. I was unceremoniously rejected at registration and directed to the pro shop to buy something more suitable. In the end I paid for a pair of skorts, changed into it before teeing off, and learnt that I'm no LPGA player, so different rules apply

Anyway I've stuck to skorts since then but now thinking of pants instead as the tan lines look awful.....

JCC is weird one.
I played with an overseas lady pro and she wanted to too up from white, they dont allow, they say only must red tee cos she is lady, pro or not
LOL

alvin7379 wrote:

opus wrote:

Yah man I'm sure U can get discount......but warning: once u step in, they will psycho u to sign up, hard to walk out w/o handing over your credit card. haha

haha.. I can understand... becos my wife encounter the same problem...

The difference is... she sign MY CARD!!!!!

haha.... Lesson learn, dnt bring credit card there, just bring minimu
cash... Ok I admit, me cheapo...haha

golf_snowman wrote:

alvin7379 wrote:

opus wrote:

Yah man I'm sure U can get discount......but warning: once u step in, they will psycho u to sign up, hard to walk out w/o handing over your credit card. haha

haha.. I can understand... becos my wife encounter the same problem...

The difference is... she sign MY CARD!!!!!

haha.... Lesson learn, dnt bring credit card there, just bring minimu
cash... Ok I admit, me cheapo...haha

they got tactic to tackle this: they will say leave $100 deposit...or else the package promo no more liao........then they say say say say say, until u agree.
I tried yr tactic before also

jd8 wrote:

Duval_S wrote:

Is there a unspoken rule on the shortness of bermuda one can wear on the golf course?

today, saw the LPGA on Telly....wah some of the shorts are quite short and was wondering if the same can apply to guy

I was very inspired after watching HSBC Womens Champions 2009 with the very short shorts some players wore. So I turned up at JCC with my short shorts too. I was unceremoniously rejected at registration and directed to the pro shop to buy something more suitable. In the end I paid for a pair of skorts, changed into it before teeing off, and learnt that I'm no LPGA player, so different rules apply

Anyway I've stuck to skorts since then but now thinking of pants instead as the tan lines look awful.....

i was quite surprised by the attire of some of the LPGA players in the thai tournament too, its really Hot pants! so why if even on the pro circuit they can wear that, we as social players can't! Although I dun like to expose my legs to the sun but sometimes i rather tan most of my leg then have uneven line from the thigh.

wei
You already may have tanned the legs up when you go scuba dibing liaoz...whats the diff wor..

opus wrote:

golf_snowman wrote:

alvin7379 wrote:

opus wrote:

Yah man I'm sure U can get discount......but warning: once u step in, they will psycho u to sign up, hard to walk out w/o handing over your credit card. haha

haha.. I can understand... becos my wife encounter the same problem...

The difference is... she sign MY CARD!!!!!

haha.... Lesson learn, dnt bring credit card there, just bring minimu
cash... Ok I admit, me cheapo...haha

they got tactic to tackle this: they will say leave $100 deposit...or else the package promo no more liao........then they say say say say say, until u agree.
I tried yr tactic before also

me on the way to buy sun block lotion now... Die die not gg to do facial...haha !

hoelwill wrote:

wei
You already may have tanned the legs up when you go scuba dibing liaoz...whats the diff wor..

whahaha nooo... i am a dive once a year diver!!

haiz never live up to ur nick...

i wanna dive also cannot...damn sad............i miss diving

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scubababe wrote:

jd8 wrote:

Duval_S wrote:

Is there a unspoken rule on the shortness of bermuda one can wear on the golf course?

today, saw the LPGA on Telly....wah some of the shorts are quite short and was wondering if the same can apply to guy

I was very inspired after watching HSBC Womens Champions 2009 with the very short shorts some players wore. So I turned up at JCC with my short shorts too. I was unceremoniously rejected at registration and directed to the pro shop to buy something more suitable. In the end I paid for a pair of skorts, changed into it before teeing off, and learnt that I'm no LPGA player, so different rules apply

Anyway I've stuck to skorts since then but now thinking of pants instead as the tan lines look awful.....

i was quite surprised by the attire of some of the LPGA players in the thai tournament too, its really Hot pants! so why if even on the pro circuit they can wear that, we as social players can't! Although I dun like to expose my legs to the sun but sometimes i rather tan most of my leg then have uneven line from the thigh.

errr...lemme take a crack at guessing? Becos the LPGA players can back their dressing with their game... and tats why I am going back to my 'farm ware' coz of the 'gardening' I do at the course

Can men play golf in shorts like these?

Hot shorts

nientsu wrote:

Can men play golf in shorts like these?

Hot shorts

With your legs?

nientsu wrote:

Can men play golf in shorts like these?

Hot shorts

if u have leg muscle like him, why not?

play in the evening and u dun have to worry about the tan lines! =x

anna wrote:

play in the evening and u dun have to worry about the tan lines! =x

Not enough time for full 18. then also if play at night, no good for me. i hit the ball too far. cannot see.

mUAr_cHEe wrote:

anna wrote:

play in the evening and u dun have to worry about the tan lines! =x

Not enough time for full 18. then also if play at night, no good for me. i hit the ball too far. cannot see.

haha... ok. understand. but i think regarding the tan lines, its worse for ladies then for guys?