Hanks
On the Fringe
if there's a dress code, abide by it.
hat backward? ok if you're under 30
hat backward? ok if you're under 30
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I think hats should be forward on the course and off inside the clubhouse. I like a classy look.
I agree with Sean the Marine on this one... I am by no means the fashion police, but its poor form to wear a hat indoors. I might be considered "old-fashioned" but I feel golf is one of the few sports that still has manners, courtesy and is not plagued by thugs with some spare talent. Being well-mannered is free of charge and reaps benefits.
Well guys, I just got back from a crack deal, I am gonna put on my saggiest blue jeans, my most noticible boxers, and my most ragged hoody an I am gonna hit the links blaring Easy-E the whole time. Later.
You'll never see me where a hat inside a clubhouse, it always comes off. Wear a hat inside a clubhouse in Australia one time, you'll never do it again. I promise.
Do it in Canada and someone will politely ask you to take it off but if not thats ok too.
You'll buy everyone in the clubhouse a drink if you do it in Australia. I did it once and it wasn't cheap.
Do it in Canada and someone will politely ask you to take it off but if not thats ok too.
LOL I'm sitting here reading this and I have my hat facing backwards.........
With Ricky Fowler being asked by an Augusta National Member to wear his hat "brim forward" I was wondering what THPers think about backwards facing hats.
I personally think dresscodes are an important part of the game but don't mind a bit of personality within limits. At my home club I would rather see a well dressed, fashon forward, youngster with his hat on backwards than some of the shabbily dressed folks that meet the letter of the dress code but still look like bums.
I think if you are under 18, it's "OK", but once you turn 18, turn that sucker around. Unless you're a catcher on a baseball team.
i love hats/caps/fedoras/flat brims etc i actually collect them and the only thing i cant stand is wearing it sideways
i only wear a cap brim backwards if there is a reason to and i try my best to remember to remove my headgear when indoors but i dont mind a "polite" reminder when i forget
I personally think dresscodes are an important part of the game but don't mind a bit of personality within limits. At my home club I would rather see a well dressed, fashon forward, youngster with his hat on backwards than some of the shabbily dressed folks that meet the letter of the dress code but still look like bums.