We had a golf scramble to raise funds for the organizational picnic last week. I really thought about going kilted but decided against it becasue of the weather. There had been a lot of rain before the event and the course was pretty wet. At the end of the game, I was well mud splattered up past my knees. I'm glad I wasn't kilted because it would have been real hard on the hose. I might try it on a better day though. Note: I am not a golfer, although I am starting to get into it. Before this event, I hadn't swung a golf club for about twenty years. My first shot only went a few feet. I am getting an inexpensive set of clubs so I can practice.
We're fools whether we dance or not, so we might as well dance. - Japanese Proverb
Keep your head down, and follow through on the swing.
If I pick up golf (again), I'm pretty sure that I'll do it kilted. Any ideas on where to get ghillie brogue golf shoes?
The Barry "Confutatis maledictis, flammis acribus addictis; voca me cum benedictis." -"Dies Irae" (Day of Wrath)
Originally Posted by The Barry If I pick up golf (again), I'm pretty sure that I'll do it kilted. Any ideas on where to get ghillie brogue golf shoes? I just wore my regular wing tip black golf shoes, although in my youth I had a pair of "kilted golf shoes" (like loafers with the little kilts on the top front). I don't think they make those anymore.
I found the two times i golfed with a kilt that my swing was much smoother, none of that pulling on my body like you get with trousers, your body is not as restricted. Best rounds of gold ever for me Rob
Originally Posted by The Barry If I pick up golf (again), I'm pretty sure that I'll do it kilted. Any ideas on where to get ghillie brogue golf shoes? no need just use standard golf shoes
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