Tattoo Golf

[golf_junkie27]

I counted seven shirts that have less logos on it than say a Zach Johnson or Paddy Harrington polo that lists about three or four different sponsors. While I don't disagree that a few are a little over the top (that's saying a lot considering I own about four skull type tee shirts), they offer some really nice and simple golf shirts.

To each his own but to say that the line is lame is a little exaggerated.

See pics of what I believed were nice shirts.

http://www.tattoogolf.com/PhotoGalle...oductCode=P005
http://www.tattoogolf.com/PhotoGalle...oductCode=P004
http://www.tattoogolf.com/PhotoGalle...oductCode=P008

[Hoovedawg]

Some of that stuff is kinda cool and some is kinda gay. Its not that its too edgy, some of it is just not something Id be into. Id rather wear (sorry in advance to all you people that are gonna be offended) a baseball hat, white t shirt and gym shorts.

Whatever people wanna wear is fine with me as long as you dont critize me for what I wear. Really, most of the time, the people who are way overdressed with the traditonal golf clothes are just rich guys who try to compensate for a lack of golf skill with ridiculous clothes and expensive clubs.

[pxc]

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.

That sums it up well. Either be something or don't. I wouldn't wear a padded muscle man body suit underneath my clothes to look stronger than I am, and I wouldn't wear clothes like this to look more "edgy" than I am. That's what this stuff screams to me. All that said I guess it's none of my business what people choose to wear. It's a free country, if you want to look like that go ahead.

[GolfinGQ]

The shirts and the design aren't that bad, but the logo is what kills it. I like the whole argile look.....but crossbone skull with clubs is a bit much. I don't think it has anything to do with being "edgy", its focused on the younger generation of golf. Its almost like the bigger, gaudy belt buckles the younger guys are wearing, or the loudmouth pants (those are rediculous). Look who wears it, Mike Perez from Big Break.

I would personally wear some of their stuff if it didn't have the skull logo. One of the big companies should go this "style" route, they would get a lot of new business.

[Bogey317]

just picked up one of the poker chip ball markers...I enjoy being myself...look at my avy, that is my favorite hat.

[J_Bone]

SNIP.....

Found it......

Gentlemans Emporium Now I have Tattoo's but I'm not all sleeved up. I stop and the normal T-Shirt line. Yes they show but nothing outrageous. But I could wear a few of those shirts. But I prefer my Hawk shorts and PGA polo's.

[LBlack14]

What a bunch of conservative prudes, My god. I wouldn't be caught dead in the knickers and crap some peole wear, but I defend folks rights to wear it. As long as it conforms to the rules (collar and what not) of the course you play at who gives a crap what you wear. I'd guess alot of you wear wife beaters and cut offs to your local munis, but won't own up to it.

[pxc]

What a bunch of conservative prudes, My god. I wouldn't be caught dead in the knickers and crap some peole wear, but I defend folks rights to wear it. As long as it conforms to the rules (collar and what not) of the course you play at who gives a crap what you wear. I'd guess alot of you wear wife beaters and cut offs to your local munis, but won't own up to it.

So if I don't like these clothes, I must be a conservative prude?

[LBlack14]

No, but to say they don't belong outside on a golf course does.

[Bogeyman68]

I think it is to each his own. I like some of the things on the site an not so much others. This is true with every clothing line I check out. Under the quick links there is a shots in the ruff link. Three quarters down the page is a tat of a skeleton in knickers with a club and a flag behind him. I have this same tat on my right arm. When I am golfing I could care less what anyone thinks of my clothing. I also could care less what anyone else is wearing. I am there to enjoy myself as they are. I also think that comfort is a part of the game. I am not trying to impress anyone. I am comfortable with who I am and what I wear. Which is usually cargo shorts and a polo. If others don't care for this I really do not care.

[woodzie264]

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.

well said - agreed

[LBlack14]

i think it is to each his own. I like some of the things on the site an not so much others. This is true with every clothing line i check out. Under the quick links there is a shots in the ruff link. Three quarters down the page is a tat of a skeleton in knickers with a club and a flag behind him. I have this same tat on my right arm. When i am golfing i could care less what anyone thinks of my clothing. I also could care less what anyone else is wearing. I am there to enjoy myself as they are. I also think that comfort is a part of the game. I am not trying to impress anyone. I am comfortable with who i am and what i wear. Which is usually cargo shorts and a polo. If others don't care for this i really do not care.

.....amen!!!

[Pete405]

I personally like the look of the clothes ... I didn't realize that only "certain graphics or logos" made you a "gentleman" ... I can pull off alof of tattoo clothing and still look like a gentleman...and last i checked just because you look like a gentleman, doesn't mean you are... Being a gentleman is not a look, it's how you act.

[LBlack14]

I personally like the look of the clothes ... I didn't realize that only "certain graphics or logos" made you a "gentleman" ... I can pull off alof of tattoo clothing and still look like a gentleman...and last i checked just because you look like a gentleman, doesn't mean you are... Being a gentleman is not a look, it's how you act.

Can I get another AMEN from the congregation? Hell yes Brother!

[Bogeyman68]

I agree. I can't wait to take my cargo wearing ass to the course. The weather is finally starting to break. I appreciate the support on this.

[Colinb913]

I just wear a under armour type shirt, not a tight one, and jeans/cargo shorts. I don't fell the need to wear a collared shirt, unless the course requires it. Those clothes are a little too "scene/emo/goth" for my taste.. I sure don't see that taking off in golf.

[twoiron]

I am always amazed what people will spend money on. $50 plus shipping for a "golf" shirt with a skull and crossbones on it. The irony of trying to look tough while playing golf.. haha

[Golden]

I did bougth this shirt from them http://www.tattoogolf.com/Poly-Argyl...irt-p/p002.htm just for the sake of curiosity, this is probably the less provocative shirt (logo are usually tuck in my pants anyway).. but I found the quality was very good.

I think they are overdoing it a little and most of their stuff are a little too much for me, so they will need to tone down a bit for me to be a returning customer, but they are probably aiming at another kind of customer anyway.