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  1. 1. Shorts or Pants

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David in FL
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Shorts when the weather permits. Pants when it doesn't.. Kind of like putting your name on your bag.....if you're wearing pants when it's hot out, you'd better have a heckuva game or run the risk of

Dave2512
Dave2512

Worth mentioning is I golf with cancer survivors that wear pants and long sleeves all year long. I'm not quick to judge someone based on their clothes. Just because someone has on golf pants doesn't m

JetFan1983
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And I kind of feel this way about shorts in general :

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Dave2512

Originally Posted by colin007

woah...nipply...

The first cold day is a bit of a shock. Just walked 4 miles in my golf duds. Found out the summer weight Nike pants don't offer much warmth. Will definitely be busting out the cold weather golf gloves today.

Dave :-)

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Originally Posted by Dave2512

The first cold day is a bit of a shock. Just walked 4 miles in my golf duds. Found out the summer weight Nike pants don't offer much warmth. Will definitely be busting out the cold weather golf gloves today.

Unfortunately, this is probably one of Northeast Ohio's last days in the 70s and I won't be able to golf. The weekend is calling for low 50's and rain... here we go....

I just got my new wedges delivered to my doorstep yesterday though, so be on the lookout for a player wearing shorts on Saturday or Sunday in British Open conditions! Nothing is going to stop me from breaking them in! Well, that is... as long as my wife says it's okay...

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I sweat like a pig, so I always wear the least amount possible, which usually includes shorts. Dress codes are very casual around here, especially at my local muni course. The pro there was giving me a hard time the other day for wearing "hiking boots" on the course. He told me the only code the course had was to either wear golf shoes or tennis shoes. I happened to be wearing low cut, brown walking shoes, which had soft rubber soles and were "tennis shoes" in every other respect. I showed him the soles but since he called me on it he wouldn't back down.

I asked him if I could play buck naked so long as I had the right shoes on, and he said it was fine with him. I would never wear shoes that would tear up the greens, but this clown must have had a hair up his butt that day.

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Yikes we had light snow this AM. But after one day in the cold I am acclimated. Today is a shorts day. Planning on 9 holes later, want to try out a few swing adjustments.

Dave :-)

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Here in Chicago the weather has definitely been getting chillier. I never thought I would go pants.. but the time has come. Last weekend.. I.... I..

I WORE PANTS

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