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Golf performance polo
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discguy42
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Start here at The Golf Warehouse ( TGW.com ) :
http://www.tgw.com/golf-shirts#face...&pageView:grid&minPrice:&maxPrice:&pageSize:&
They have brand name polos that start at $10 and up, be warned it is all Ball Golf brands though.
I have bought some shoes and accessories from them, they generally stock bigger sizes too.
http://www.tgw.com/golf-shirts#face...&pageView:grid&minPrice:&maxPrice:&pageSize:&
They have brand name polos that start at $10 and up, be warned it is all Ball Golf brands though.
I have bought some shoes and accessories from them, they generally stock bigger sizes too.
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filobedo
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? Why does that matter? It it so unfortunate the many disc golfers feel anyone that was raised around traditional golf are elitist with trust funds. Buy whatever you are comfortable with. If you have a Stein Mart near by they have a good selection of golf apparel as well that is affordable.
Target's store brand is pretty inexpensive and decent quality.
discguy42
Double Eagle Member
I am not speaking of that of that for my own behalf, I'm cool with "Golf".
I wear/play in ball-golf brand clothes myself. Doesn't bother me at all, I was just putting that out there because it seems to bother other people around here
.I play in Izod polos and shorts and wear FootJoy shoes on the course, I like to look and feel good on the course :thmbup:, to each his own.
I also follow the PGA tour and LOVE to watch Golf on TV every Sunday afternoon AFTER I throw my Frisbees for the day
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Tim_the_Enchanter
Birdie Member
Stores like Marshalls, TJ Maxx, Ross, etc. usually have active wear for pretty cheap.
MrGlass01
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old navy had some nice drift style polos. not sure uf they still do but the ones i snagged are holding up swell and look nice too.
djcadence
Par Member
These have no logo, but for under $6.50 who cares..the only catch is shipping, as long as you order more than one, it's not a bad deal. I've used this brand before for clients, and they normally charge $25-35 once a logo is printed on the shirt.
http://www.shirtmax.com/adult-5050-...ey-polo.html?gclid=CNmM6-TmtssCFUwvgQodjCkH1g
http://www.shirtmax.com/adult-5050-...ey-polo.html?gclid=CNmM6-TmtssCFUwvgQodjCkH1g
mattc
* Ace Member *
I have bought some off of the clearance rack at sports authority.
But tjmax Ross suggestions are good also
But tjmax Ross suggestions are good also
Jtrain
Par Member
Try the goodwill or any thrift stores saw brand name go for $4
saw brand name go for $4pjhayes7
Double Eagle Member
Amazing advise here. I love that place. Also Golflocker.com and Rockbottomgolf.com are great site to try as well.
I also follow the PGA tour and LOVE to watch Golf on TV every Sunday afternoon AFTER I throw my Frisbees for the day
One of my favorite joys in life is to fall asleep in my recliner watching ball golf on a hot Summer afternoon. Just so relaxing, and hopefully I wake up to see the last couple of holes.
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the Duff
Birdie Member
I decided to give these guys a try. I ordered four polos from them last night. It came to about $28 including shipping. You can't beat that price. Hopefully they don't suck.
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