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If you're interested in adding a new look to your golf attire this is the place to shop. They have some really cool stuff out there.

http://www.tattoogolf.com/

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Posted
I grew up in the underground hardcore/metal scene and played in bands, so when I say this stuff looks stupid it's not because I'm a conservative tightwad. The idea behind it is interesting, bringing an edge that reflects the younger generation to golf and blah blah blah, but the execution just looks lame. "Tattoo"? Seriously? I would never wear this stuff, to a golf course or anywhere else.

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Posted
I dont like the skull. It doesnt belong on a golf course. This is a gentlemans game.

Posted
Looks cheesey to me - really a skull and crossed clubs? Reminds of some wallmart off-brand clothes for a 10 year old.
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Irons AP2
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Posted
Wow, Lame!

Just get the real deal and be done with it. I have a beautiful half sleeve and I love it, I'll post up some pics if someone reminds me, too late now...

Its a gentlemans game, I agree, those shirts are way over the top. Sure I have some nice ink, but I'm still a gentleman..... Those shirts say a lot about the people wearing them I believe....

Reminds me of that Ed Hardy crap.

Jim

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Posted
I like em I have tats all over and I do get awkward looks at the course...

its an expression and I like it

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Posted

SNIP.....

Wow, Lame!

I looked up 'gentleman's clothing' and came up blank. Perhaps those who think anyone who wears TATTOO GOLF attire might post up their ideas of what gentlemans golf clothing might be. As with 'some nice ink', that too is a matter of opinion as well as clothing, and I am also interested to learn what wearing this may SAY about the wearer. Its just clothing..and again, I'll say; it's not for everybody, but an attack on it isnt called for.


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I get a kick out of people who throw the "gentleman" word out there to discribe golfers. Give me a break!! Golfers are no diffrent than any other group of people. I'm a cargo shorts, jeans and tee shirt kind of gentleman myself, but to each their own.

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Posted

I don't care what you wear on the course, just play 'ready golf' and repair your ball marks .

Hey starter, please pair these two together:



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4 wood: G10 (ProLaunch Red FW stiff)
3 -PW: :Titleist: 695 mb (Rifle flighted 6.0)
wedges:, 52˚, 56˚, 60˚
putter: Studio Select Newport 1.5


Posted
I understand that it's not near the gentlemen's game it used to be, but look at the pros. They all wear polos and dress slacks practically. If I see someone sporting the tattoo golf wear, then my first thought is a hacker. Tattoos are a different story, but the tattoo golf is just stupid.

Posted
People can wear whatever they want so long as it conforms to the dress code, which these seem like they would (most places). I sure hope I never get stuck in a foursome with someone wearing that stuff, though, as I'd chunk every shot from laughing so hard.

"Ooh! I'm an edgy golfer! Fear me!"

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4H: Nickent 4DX
5H: Adams A3
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Posted
People can wear whatever they want so long as it conforms to the dress code, which these seem like they would (most places). I sure hope I never get stuck in a foursome with someone wearing that stuff, though, as I'd chunk every shot from laughing so hard.

Yeah, it seems a little too contrived for me. I don't care if someone wears edgy clothing on the golf course as long as it meets the course's dress code. Get a real tattoo if you want. But if you need to buy this stuff to prove you're edgy and a rebel, well, then you're not edgy and a rebel. I'm not a rebel or edgy. This looks like they are trying too hard. It looks like the kind of think some preppy suburban kid would wear to aggravate his stuffy and repressed father.

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Callaway FT-5 , regular flex
3 Wood, TaylorMade Burner 2007, regular Flex
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Posted
I wear alot of dark/graphic tees (like the tattoo style, not like violent, haha). Not because I think I'm edgy or anything though, just like the way they look. I'd wear some of these shirts, but not ones with skulls on them or their insignia. They are pretty expensive though, so I actually wouldn't wear any of them :P

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Driver: HiBore XLS 10.5º (Fujikara Fit-on M Gold R Flex)
3-Wood: HiBore XLS 15º (Fujikara Fit-on M Gold R Flex)
5-Wood: S2 Straightneck 19º (Fujikara Fit-On Max 65 FW Stiff)Irons: HiBore XLi 3-PW (Fujikara Fit-on M Red S Flex)Wedges: CG14 Chrome 56º SW/60º LWPutter: ...


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