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kpaulhus

By kpaulhus
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Rickie's Untucked Shirt  

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  1. 1. What do you think of Rickie's untucked shirt?

    • Cool
      26
    • Booo!
      5
    • Don't care one way or the other
      31

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dave s Great Member

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Shirt was much better looking than his high-top shoes and sweatpants he wore last season!

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Ernest Jones
Ernest Jones

I voted "cool", but I don't tuck in my golf polos ethier, so what the **** do I know. 

billchao
billchao

I stopped being lazy and Googled it. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aloha_shirt Apparently the first Aloha Shirts were sold by a Japanese immigrant. Guess that counts for something. Th

No Mulligans
No Mulligans

I'm the opposite.  Untucked shirts hide the belly fat, more appropriate for Dufner.  Those with athletic waistelines, tucked shirts look good.

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11 minutes ago, dave s said:

Shirt was much better looking than his high-top shoes and sweatpants he wore last season!

He is a style setter and very popular.  Michelle Wie was joking with him that she was first on the high tops.

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Billy Z Great Member

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I am going to bump this thread because I wouldn't mind wearing an untucked golf shirt for the summertime. My golf shirt finds it's way to the 'untucked' position anyway. A shirt that is supposed to be tucked in, but isn't, usually looks terrible. A question I have is, realizing this thread is a few years old, does anybody wear an untucked golf shirt?

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