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On 7/25/2016 at 9:22 PM, WUTiger said:

This can be big medicine at private-equity clubs. My former boss was a member at Bellerive CC in St. Louis, and he was put on probation for 6 months for leaving his shirttail out on a 100° F day.

Vg, if you leave your shirttail out when wearing cargo shorts... your picture might end up on a milk carton! 

Classic!!!  But he just HAS to be a member at that club!!  SMH...

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I'll dress however the course dictates. I don't mind, but some "greener" places are a bit extreme in applying the rules. 

It's summer in California. If I could I would wear sweat shorts, a plain white tee, and a great big beach hat for every round.

I guess that's why most courses implement dress codes. 

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