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  On 6/20/2023 at 3:48 PM, Elmer said:

With that being said, If anyone wants bring me to a super fancy golf club, I will wear a skirt.

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Call it a kilt and you’ll be fine 

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If Feherty can wear a skirt (kilt) on the golf course you can. There, that answers the men wearing ladies attire thing. Actually, as hot as it stays here most of the year, my twig and berries might appreciate the ventilation a kilt provides. Hmmm  

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I have a friend who wears a kilt when playing golf. 

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Just think "business casual", with khaki like shorts when warm weather arrives. 

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