Underwear for golfing?

[IanW]

Up here in Southern Ontario it gets very humid. So humid that skin gets really sticky. This results in chaffing :(

My favorite pairs of golfing underwear (lululemon) are finally wearing out. I am on the hunt for some new ones. The Lululemon ones were quite expensive at nearly $50 per pair. Does anyone have any other suggestions for brands/styles to look at?

 

I am always amazed that tour pros aren't talking about the boxers and sunscreen they use. To me these are some of the most important items I wear on the golf course :)

 

Ian

 

 

[Groucho Valentine]

[IanW]

LOL.

At least I didn't ask people about 'sizing' :)

[David in FL]

So often, we remind people to use the search function for subject matter that's been discussed time and again...

...not this time.  

[IanW]

4 minutes ago, David in FL said:

So often, we remind people to use the search function for subject matter that's been discussed time and again...

...not this time.  

I actually tried that! I didn't find anything at all. My search term was 'underwear' and 'boxers'. hehe.

 

[Gator Hazard]

23 minutes ago, Groucho Valentine said:

Dr! Emil! Schoffhausen!!  The third!!  Great performance by both of them. 

I just wear regular boxers. If they are that soft almost flannel type feeling boxers they will bunch up and it sucks but regular boxers seem to work okay for me in FL. May look into getting other ones. I use anti chaffing stick when it's really muggy out so I'm not walking like John Wayne after my round. 

[Groucho Valentine]

27 minutes ago, Gator Hazard said:

Dr! Emil! Schoffhausen!!  The third!!  Great performance by both of them. 

I just wear regular boxers. If they are that soft almost flannel type feeling boxers they will bunch up and it sucks but regular boxers seem to work okay for me in FL. May look into getting other ones. I use anti chaffing stick when it's really muggy out so I'm not walking like John Wayne after my round. 

HAHA! Yes.

I never given this topic a singular thought until i read this thread. Now my life is ruined forever. 

And now you have to know i rock the bikinis. Leopard, baby. 

Edited July 6, 2016 by Groucho Valentine

[IanW]

3 hours ago, Gator Hazard said:

Dr! Emil! Schoffhausen!!  The third!!  Great performance by both of them. 

I just wear regular boxers. If they are that soft almost flannel type feeling boxers they will bunch up and it sucks but regular boxers seem to work okay for me in FL. May look into getting other ones. I use anti chaffing stick when it's really muggy out so I'm not walking like John Wayne after my round. 

Anti-chaffing stick eh? Perhaps we should start a separate thread on those?

I actually use this 'passion party' stuff my wife bought at a bachelorette shindig. I think it is for vigorous 'rubbing' during 'lovemaking'. It has worked well for those hot days on the course :)

 

I have found the tight boxers work the best. Usually ones that are tight to the legs, and long, like half way down my thigh. I have a bunch of under armor ones but they are shorter and do that bunching thing.

 

The John Wayne walk is exactly what I am trying to avoid :)

 

hmm. I hadn't thought of perhaps really long thigh high socks ;)

2 hours ago, Groucho Valentine said:

HAHA! Yes.

I never given this topic a singular thought until i read this thread. Now my life is ruined forever. 

And now you have to know i rock the bikinis. Leopard, baby. 

My thighs rub when I use the bikini ones :( Darn fat legs :(

 

Ian

[Groucho Valentine]

1 hour ago, IanW said:

Anti-chaffing stick eh? Perhaps we should start a separate thread on those?

I actually use this 'passion party' stuff my wife bought at a bachelorette shindig. I think it is for vigorous 'rubbing' during 'lovemaking'. It has worked well for those hot days on the course :)

 

I have found the tight boxers work the best. Usually ones that are tight to the legs, and long, like half way down my thigh. I have a bunch of under armor ones but they are shorter and do that bunching thing.

 

The John Wayne walk is exactly what I am trying to avoid :)

 

hmm. I hadn't thought of perhaps really long thigh high socks ;)

My thighs rub when I use the bikini ones :( Darn fat legs :(

 

Ian

Ah yes. Naturally.  

[Abu3baid]

I think this is a legitimate subject.

I just use regular old tight biker underware.  It's like a 10 -15$ at the most and does the job well.. I get upset when I forget to wear them because it means it will be a rough couple days walking around after.

[DaveP043]

 

[Valleygolfer]

3 hours ago, IanW said:

Anti-chaffing stick eh? Perhaps we should start a separate thread on those?

I actually use this 'passion party' stuff my wife bought at a bachelorette shindig. I think it is for vigorous 'rubbing' during 'lovemaking'. It has worked well for those hot days on the course :)

 

I have found the tight boxers work the best. Usually ones that are tight to the legs, and long, like half way down my thigh. I have a bunch of under armor ones but they are shorter and do that bunching thing.

 

The John Wayne walk is exactly what I am trying to avoid :)

 

hmm. I hadn't thought of perhaps really long thigh high socks ;)

My thighs rub when I use the bikini ones :( Darn fat legs :(

 

Ian

I can't unsee this in my mind now.... Where's the bleach....

[natureboy]

1 hour ago, Abu3baid said:

I think this is a legitimate subject.

I just use regular old tight biker underware.  It's like a 10 -15$ at the most and does the job well.. I get upset when I forget to wear them because it means it will be a rough couple days walking around after.

I thought so too. Then it took an odd turn. 

My personal recommendation for comfort in hot weather is cotton boxers or boxers / boxer briefs of CoolMax material.

[Gunther]

7 hours ago, Groucho Valentine said:

HAHA! Yes.

I never given this topic a singular thought until i read this thread. Now my life is ruined forever. 

And now you have to know i rock the bikinis. Leopard, baby. 

Gross.

2 hours ago, Abu3baid said:

I think this is a legitimate subject.

I just use regular old tight biker underware.  It's like a 10 -15$ at the most and does the job well.. I get upset when I forget to wear them because it means it will be a rough couple days walking around after.

But what do you wear under the biker shorts?

Edited July 6, 2016 by Gunther

[stealthhwk]

My office averages 120 degrees this time of year and the golf courses around here 95-102 with a heat index five to eight degrees warmer. My go to are the adidas climalite performance boxer briefs. Or there are some very good ones from champion on amazon. Both are loads cheaper than your previous ones. The champion ones bunch less as they are a tad stiffer. The adidas wick sweat better but both stand up to my torture test so u should be fine with either. Good luck!  https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00ISRCCLC/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1467843561&sr=8-3&pi=SY200_QL40&keywords=mens+champion+boxer+briefs&dpPl=1&dpID=41Ztj0Gap8L&ref=plSrch 

Edited July 6, 2016 by stealthhwk
Added stuff

[Gunther]

1 minute ago, stealthhwk said:

My office averages 120 degrees this time of year and the golf courses around here 95-102 with a heat index five to eight degrees warmer. My go to are the adidas climalite performance boxer briefs. Or there are some very good ones from champion on amazon. Both are loads cheaper than your previous ones. Good luck!  https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00ISRCCLC/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1467843561&sr=8-3&pi=SY200_QL40&keywords=mens+champion+boxer+briefs&dpPl=1&dpID=41Ztj0Gap8L&ref=plSrch 

Wtf?

[stealthhwk]

3 minutes ago, Gunther said:

Wtf?

Lol. Ur gonna have to be more specific for me to solve your mystery.

[Golfingdad]

1 minute ago, stealthhwk said:

Lol. Ur gonna have to be more specific for me to solve your mystery.

I'm assuming he's wondering about an office that is 120 degrees - that's what stood out to me.