Let me preface this blog by saying I'm just having a bit of fun... this is #1 in a series of 1! I suppose I must be bored or have temporarily run out of material 'cause this isn't my usual post... at least not on fashion or at least my fashion sense. Fashion I usually leave to The Seeker at Searching the Inner Me
First things first! If you're going out on the golf course it's best if you look great, then folks will think you are a serious golfer. Perhaps if you look the part you will act the part. Who wants to look at a golfer in jeans or cut-offs? That just says you aren't really interested. Of course all good golf courses would rather lose a customer than have someone on the course who looks shabby. Most golf courses require golfers wear appropriate golf attire. No cut-offs, no jeans, no sleeveless shirts for men, no collarless shirts, etc. In other words don't show up looking like you are ready to work in your yard or garden!
Golf cap by Titlest, Golf shirt by EP Pro Tour Tech, Golf skort by Greg Norman, Shoes by Nike
Photo taken at River Ridge Golf Course, Sealy, TX
Now being retired I am on a budget (well, I always have been on a budget, but that's beside the point) I look for bargains. A top notch outlet mall will have several golf shops in them... the best in our area are two outlet malls side by side in San Marcos, TX. This truly is a great group of outlet stores at Prime Outlet and Tanger Outlet. There is a Greg Norman shop where I buy tops and golf skirts and also Adidas, Izod, & Puma shops. Some of my best buys come from T. J. Max stores as they usually have golf attire for women. Many times I have found bargains at the pro shops at a golf course and these usually carry high-end merchandise.
Searching the Inner Me and Chickdowntown.com GIVEAWAY!!!
... now hers is about fashion and she is sponsoring a give-away of a fabulous Purple Marilyn Dress from the clothing line of BB Dakota. Some lovely lady in the U.S. will be able to win that dress.First things first! If you're going out on the golf course it's best if you look great, then folks will think you are a serious golfer. Perhaps if you look the part you will act the part. Who wants to look at a golfer in jeans or cut-offs? That just says you aren't really interested. Of course all good golf courses would rather lose a customer than have someone on the course who looks shabby. Most golf courses require golfers wear appropriate golf attire. No cut-offs, no jeans, no sleeveless shirts for men, no collarless shirts, etc. In other words don't show up looking like you are ready to work in your yard or garden!
Golf cap by Titlest, Golf shirt by EP Pro Tour Tech, Golf skort by Greg Norman, Shoes by NikePhoto taken at River Ridge Golf Course, Sealy, TX
Now being retired I am on a budget (well, I always have been on a budget, but that's beside the point) I look for bargains. A top notch outlet mall will have several golf shops in them... the best in our area are two outlet malls side by side in San Marcos, TX. This truly is a great group of outlet stores at Prime Outlet and Tanger Outlet. There is a Greg Norman shop where I buy tops and golf skirts and also Adidas, Izod, & Puma shops. Some of my best buys come from T. J. Max stores as they usually have golf attire for women. Many times I have found bargains at the pro shops at a golf course and these usually carry high-end merchandise.
Straw golf hat, Golf shirt by Nick Price,Golf shorts by Greg Norman, Golf shoes by PumaRiver Ridge Golf Course, Sealy, TX
Cap by Titlest, Shirt by Nike, Golf Skirt by Greg Norman, Golf shoes by NikeBarton Creek Golf Course, Crenshaw Course, Austin, TX
The main thing is to get out there & have fun! Golf is challenging and requires a great deal of concentration to connect with the ball & get the desired results. Looking good goes a long way in building confidence.
Cap by Titlest, Golf shirt and skorts by Tehama, Golf shoes by NikeThe Legends Golf Course, Kingsland, TX
Cap by Titlest, Golf shirt by Greg Norman, Sweater vest unknown,Blue w/ gray stripe Capris by Larry Levine, Golf shoes by Nike
River Crossing Golf Course, Spring Branch, TX (near San Antonio)
