WHITE BELTS - Page 3

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Originally Posted by Danattherock 

I find the whole white belt thing lame. Folks trying to look like the pros on TV. For that matter, I think the pros look lame wearing them. Everyone wants to hit the same driver, use the same shaft, wear the same belt, etc.. as the pros. I think it hurts their golf game and makes them look silly at the same time. The majority of us should not be trying to use the same equipment as our favorite pro, and sure as hell should not be trying to look like them. Like I said, it hurts your game and makes you look lame.

 

 

-Dan

I'm not sure who wears white belts on tour besides Camilo Villegas but nothing wrong to dress like the pros. I don't wear the white belt because of him but because I like it and what belt I wear does not dictate how I play. When I'm dressed better, it may inspire me to play better but not worse. Your logic is horrible in this.
 

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Originally Posted by Danattherock 

Good one

 

 

Truth is, I am just mad because they don't sell white belts with cool belt buckles in size 54

 

 

 

Nah, they are lame. In 5 years most of you will agree.

 

 

 

-Dan

I've had a white belt for 2 years and people have wearing it commonly for longer than that so I guess time is almost up on those white belts.
 

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Originally Posted by Deryck Griffith 

I know many people (including myself) who have a 34" waist or higher whom are not even close to being overweight.  Mind you, most of the people I speak of are all 6'2" or taller and former DIV 1 athletes but others, ar3 35 or 36 and aren't overweight by any means.

 

As for the OP, I don't know why having variety is a bad thing?  A white belt is just another option than the same ole' black or brown belts that we have seen for years.  Personally, I have a huge collection of fashionable belts for golf and my every day work/casual attire and love the options.  Especially if you have the shoes to match.

 

 

Yes, that's why I boldfaced the "I". I do not play with the giants of the Sand Trap where everyone is like 6 foot something. Most of the people I play with are under 6' and any of them over 34" waist are fat. Obviously those stocky athletes can have waists larger than 34" without being fat but not anyone I know of.
 

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Originally Posted by ohiolefty 

Stop the insanity.

 

Stop it.

 

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Okay - I don't care if your waist is a 22, a 32, a 42, a 62. You should try to match your BELT to your SHOES. Period. Thanks for comin' out. Try the veal.

Are you saying color match your belt and shoes? Because a lot of people own white shoes and do not own a white belt. I find that brown belt and black shoes work out fine.

This here is a no no. Especially with those ankle socks.

This works just fine for me.

Of course, I have gone out to play golf in some horrific outfits when I am lazy but I try my best to look good when I play. A white belt does not stand out much if you are worn with a very light colored shirt or pants/shorts.

 I agree with Junki...that JT outfit is ridiculous.  I think people have to accept that golf fashion is a big part of the sport whether people care what they look like or not.  Kind of snobbish in a way, but I like it in a girly way.

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Originally Posted by Quinn07 

 I agree with Junki...that JT outfit is ridiculous.  I think people have to accept that golf fashion is a big part of the sport whether people care what they look like or not.  Kind of snobbish in a way, but I like it in a girly way.

That guy wearing all black and a white belt looks foolish. Not golf foolish, just everyday off the course foolish.

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Originally Posted by sean_miller 

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Originally Posted by Quinn07 

 I agree with Junki...that JT outfit is ridiculous.  I think people have to accept that golf fashion is a big part of the sport whether people care what they look like or not.  Kind of snobbish in a way, but I like it in a girly way.

That guy wearing all black and a white belt looks foolish. Not golf foolish, just everyday off the course foolish.

 

 

The orange and the pants bother me more than the white belt.

I should post some of the outfits that I plan on wearing next season.

But I'll probably get crucified by the old school guys.

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Originally Posted by CassinoNorth 

I should post some of the outfits that I plan on wearing next season.

 

 

But I'll probably get crucified by the old school guys.

I can see someone ridiculing you for 1.) planning your golf attire months in advance, and 2.) referring to a shirt and pants as an "outfit". You might hear things like, there's a difference between being old school and 'not being a woman'."
 

Some people are so judgmental.

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Originally Posted by wrx_junki 

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Originally Posted by Danattherock 

I find the whole white belt thing lame. Folks trying to look like the pros on TV. For that matter, I think the pros look lame wearing them. Everyone wants to hit the same driver, use the same shaft, wear the same belt, etc.. as the pros. I think it hurts their golf game and makes them look silly at the same time. The majority of us should not be trying to use the same equipment as our favorite pro, and sure as hell should not be trying to look like them. Like I said, it hurts your game and makes you look lame.

 

 

-Dan

I'm not sure who wears white belts on tour besides Camilo Villegas but nothing wrong to dress like the pros. I don't wear the white belt because of him but because I like it and what belt I wear does not dictate how I play. When I'm dressed better, it may inspire me to play better but not worse. Your logic is horrible in this.

I've always believed in the above. As weird as it may be for some people to believe, I think that dressing well equals more self confidence, which leads to good results. In college, a couple of guys would leave the house decked out every so often. Turns out, they would dress considerably better for days when they had tests versus normal days of class. And sure enough, they'd do much better on days where they dressed up to take the tests. I was curious, so I remember looking the whole concept up, and sure enough, the people conducting the study would give a set of students a pre-test while all of them were dressed down (to ensure they were all on the same level of understanding of the subject matter going into the real test). The students that dressed up to take the real test performed consistently better, every time. 

So why wouldn't the same thing apply to the golf course?

Furthermore, some people like to dog out those that like to dress a little like a pro. What's wrong with wanting to look the part? As a kid playing baseball, I'd do a lot of the things my favorite MLB player did (except beat up Halle Berry :P ). Nothing wrong with looking up to someone, and emulating them to an extent as long as it stays on the field of play, and knowing what parts not to emulate. Hell, it's the closest 99.99% of us will every get to doing something like a pro. I just dont see where the harm is in that.

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Originally Posted by sean_miller 

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Originally Posted by CassinoNorth 

I should post some of the outfits that I plan on wearing next season.

 

 

But I'll probably get crucified by the old school guys.

I can see someone ridiculing you for 1.) planning your golf attire months in advance, and 2.) referring to a shirt and pants as an "outfit". You might hear things like, there's a difference between being old school and 'not being a woman'."
 

Some people are so judgmental.

Hey, I just got a ton of new golf attire for christmas and I'm excited. sue me.
 

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Originally Posted by jmanbooyaa 

Go for it Cassino. Why not this is a golf forum and everything golf should be shared without fear of ridicule. Visual aids are always good for people.

Ye ask, and ye shall recieve:

Outfit 1: The Mauve Avenger

Outfit 2: White out

Outfit 3: Normal golfer

Outfit 4: Skater style. (probably would wear white shoes with this on 2nd look)

Outfit 5: I've ran out of outfit names

and why yes, if you were wondering I am Rickie Fowler.

Lol I like the Ricky Fowler look. IDK if I could pass off the flat billed hat, though. I have a big head. I know Titleist makes a flat billed hat that they sell at the PGA Superstore, and I think it actually isnt as big as the Puma bill.

Jman - I wear Footjoy shoes, Slazenger shorts, Nike/Adidas shirts. Im also 6'3 250lbs. I doubt anyone cares, or will even address the issue with me lol. Honestly, if it looks good go for it. Unless you're wearing one of those Adidas shirts that has the big 3 stripes or the logo and shorts with a huge nike swoosh down the side I'm sure you are ok. I might try to look like a pro, but I also dont get my clothes for free so Im buying the cheapest/comfortable stuff I can buy.

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Originally Posted by jmanbooyaa 

Good stuff, thanks for sharing. Was curious about the Puma gear, keep an update of how it performs(probably will be a while). I see how the white belt comes into play(you should switch it for a Puma one, or Nike shirt , the Nike stand out with that , just my 2 cents) I still can't get down with it just not me. Other than the white belt it looks good thanks for sharing.

 

 

Q: How do all of you feel about wearing different brand name together? Just curious. I love Adidas shoes they just fit me really well but really like some of the Nike shirts out on the market and Under Armour stuff is nice also. 

I was going to get a Puma belt, and still probably will. I actually am a big fan of their logo women's belt (the buckle at least) that I might buy and strip off the actual belt.

I don't mind cross mixing brands all that much...especially if its UA. I usually like to match the hat/shirt as they're right next to each other and pretty noticable, belt doesn't hurt either. Shoes...color is the only thing that matters for me.

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Originally Posted by kpaulhus 

Lol I like the Ricky Fowler look. IDK if I could pass off the flat billed hat, though. I have a big head. I know Titleist makes a flat billed hat that they sell at the PGA Superstore, and I think it actually isnt as big as the Puma bill.

 

Jman - I wear Footjoy shoes, Slazenger shorts, Nike/Adidas shirts. Im also 6'3 250lbs. I doubt anyone cares, or will even address the issue with me lol. Honestly, if it looks good go for it. Unless you're wearing one of those Adidas shirts that has the big 3 stripes or the logo and shorts with a huge nike swoosh down the side I'm sure you are ok. I might try to look like a pro, but I also dont get my clothes for free so Im buying the cheapest/comfortable stuff I can buy.

Ha, I got longish hair like him and already wear flat brimmed hats anyways so it was right up my alley. 

For reference I'm 5'11, 190 lbs, 33" waist. 

This has been a good month for the white belt crowd. Not only can they wear them on the course but they can now serve openly in the military. "Not that there is anything wrong with that."