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A Beginner's Guide to Golf Clothing

A Beginner's Guide To Golf Clothing

When selecting a new item of golf clothing you should always take into consideration the dress code or restrictions of your local golf club or course. A more obvious but sometimes overlooked factor is the expected weather conditions across the duration of the game – from a quick nine holes to a full-blown 4-day golf tournament. It is vital to remain comfortable throughout the duration of the game to maintain a consistent performance. Golf clothing should be light and comfortable with enough room to move comfortably during play. A slightly vainer factor to take into account is how you look to your contemporaries and other players on the course – if you look good, you’ll feel good and that will increase your confidence and performance on the day.

Standard lines of golf clothing includes trousers/shorts, shirts, sweaters, fleeces, waterproof suits and suitable headwear. The addition of high performance membrane-based materials like GolfTex by Palm Springs offer exceptional levels of breathability and lightness, with the additional benefit of longevity and the ability to dry quickly in the event of a light shower; whilst the build-up of sweat in warmer conditions can be easily prevented by wicking moisture away from the skin. Golf fashion still maintains the overriding factor in the latest designs and styles of golf clothing; in recent years the influence of other brands such as Nike and Adidas has lead to the incorporation of sporting elements in golf clothing to enhance the player’s performance on the course.

Golf Clothing - Breathable Waterproof Suits

Offering exceptional levels of waterproofing and breathability these suits are designed to protect the entire body from the shoulders down from the bracing elements associated with playing golf in the United Kingdom. This item of golf clothing is lightweight and can therefore be easily stored in one of the many pockets found on the majority of today’s golf bags. The waterproof membrane used in most breathable suits is designed to repel water droplets – allowing the material to dry quickly between showers.

Golf Clothing - Golf Sweaters

A golf sweater is highly recommended in case of sudden weather changes to provide extra warmth and protection against the wind. Sweaters are available in a variety of materials and in a variety of styles including full length or polo-necked.

Golf Clothing - Golf Shirt

Most golf course dress codes require players to wear a collared shirt. Tennis shirts and button down shirts are usually acceptable, but most players opt for a cotton or micro-fibre polo shirt. Golf polo shirts can be just a simple top, or it can come with new material technologies designed to keep you cool and fit perfectly through each moment of your game.

Golf Clothing - Golf Trousers

While most clubs permit men to wear tailored golf shorts, you should check to see whether only trousers are allowed. Women's golf dress codes usually allow for knee-length shorts or skirts.

Golf Clothing - Golf Headwear

No matter what the weather is doing or is forecast to do, some form of golf head gear is recommended. A wide brimmed hat is usually the most versatile option, providing sun protection on clear days as well as cover from rainfall during wet weather.

Golf Clothing - Personalisation Service

If you're interested in personalising your clothing we can offer a competitive branding or logo service where we'll add an embroidered or printed logo or message on clothing or accessories such as bags, towels, caps, and clothing and golf balls. Please visit www.golfballs.co.uk for more information or telephone 01527 598 388 to speak to someone about our personalised golf equipment service.

About the Author

The Sports HQ is part of Sports PLC - the UK’s leading manufacturer and supplier of factory direct golf equipment including golf clothing and complete package sets in men’s, ladies, junior and left-handed editions at the lowest online prices.

swelling in neck the size of golf ball after poking at it...is this normal?

First off, I have Obsessive Compulsive disorder. This is a problem for me because i am constantly afraid that i have Lymphoma. I have had swollen glands in my neck for over a year now, have not gotten any bigger, but i still worry. I have seen 6 doctors who all say there is nothing suspicious about my nodes.

Anyway, Everytime I feel something in my neck, even the smallest thing, I freak out. So today, I thought i felt something so I began poking at it. I poke at it extensivly, and basically dig my fingers into my neck as far as they can go. It gets very sore. As i continued to poke, i noticed that my neck began to really swell up. Like really swell to the point that I can now see a lump on my neck.

So my question is... Can the reason that I extensivly poked at my neck bruise it, and cause it to really swell up?

thank you all so much!!

Yes, you caused this by your poking. Do you have some medicine to take when you start freaking out and hurting yourself?

Here's a good resource for help with this behavior: www.nami.org.

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