Do you wear different brands at the same time on the course?

[smashdn]

Just curious. Yeah, I'm trolling a bit. It honestly never crossed my mind that it mattered to people but after reading some threads here it apparently does. Now I'm curious what percentage falls on what side of the question.

 

Poll is anonymous so nobody will be outed.

[gioguy21]

...but i couldn't...care less tho.

[Edward_Majorwin]

Yep, couldn't care less.

I caught myself the other day with Puma shoes, socks, shorts and polo...luckily the Titleist hat and Walmart underwear kept the look mixed

[North Butte]

I don't own any UnderArmour clothing except slacks, all of which are UnderArmour.

 

And I'd be surprised if any two of my golf shirts happened to be the same brand.

 

As for hats, Tilley doesn't do golf shirts or pants. And shoes, same thing, Ecco doesn't do clothing.

 

It would only be once in a blue moon that any two items I'm wearing were the same brand. I do have a semi-firm rule against more than one club logo on my clothing. I'd really try to never have a hat with the name of one course and a shirt from another or anything like that. But again, not generally even a possibility.

[ctsgolf]

Have shirts from Nike/Jordan, Puma, UA, Adidas, Bonobos. Shorts from Express. Shoes are Sketchers.

So, yes.

[Laznasty]

I'm not paid by any of the brands I wear, so why wouldn't I mix and buy clothing from different companies I like?

[VNutz]

I tend to buy what looks good to me, or is on sale, which often isn't brand specific. So while I do mix brands I try not to match clothing with obvious or large logos of different brands, or I'll vary which kind of company I wear. For example I often wear a Titleist hat, but I won't do it with a Callaway shirt, instead I'll choose an apparel only company, or vice versa.

[AThompson_3]

I tend to buy apparel with very minimal logos or no logos. I’d be lying if I said wearing a pair of FJ shoes with a Nike shirt and Under armour hat wouldn’t bother me. That’s why I tend to buy from apparel only companies so I can wear shoes and hats from wherever. With minimal no logos it doesn’t bother me to mix and match pants and shirts. But with big logos everywhere like Nike, Adidas, FJ, UA, etc. it just feels goofy to me with a bunch of different logos everywhere.

[farmer]

I never even look.

[JumboJack]

My contract with Nike strictly prohibits it... B)

[Springsteennut]

I usually pick a shirt based on whether or not I can remember when I wore it last. If I can’t remember I wear it. I wear whatever shorts are on top of the pile. I just grab whatever hat. My wife usually shakes her head and says so you think that matched.

[Pearson10M]

I can barely pick stuff for work or casual that matches with style/color. Brand doesn't even enter into my clothes selection process. If it's clean, covers my junk, and fits, that's good enough for me.

[howdyho]

On the golf course, I’ll mix brands because my golf wardrobe is limited and I’m not planning to purchase more golf clothing.

 

Off the course, I do not mix Nike with Adidas. However, there are brands that are neutral that I’ll wear with either Nike or Adidas like Champion clothing or New Era hats.

 

Yes, I’m anal about this. ?

[Santiago Golf]

When i see people wearing NIKe, addias, and/or au all at the same time, i make a dumb joke, but i could honestly care less what people where. When i play outside of work its a t shirt and lulu shorts, skateboarding shoes.

[cristphoto]

As others stated I don’t care about brand matching. I just attempt to color coordinate and move on.

[Drudersh]

I could care less. As long as I've got a logo on there from an exclusive club that the rest of the plebs on the course will never sniff I'm good to go. Brand doesn't matter, Millar, Kjus, Turtelson, sa'll good. "Hey, where'd you get that Seminole shirt??", "Ahhhh, at Seminole BOZO. Now watch this drive you peasant".

[TheInfidel]

Same rule applies to your clubs - NOT ALL THE BEST STUFF IS FROM ONE BRAND #freeagent

[farmer]

"covers my junk", very important criteria.

[lchang]

> @"North Butte" said:

> I don't own any UnderArmour clothing except slacks, all of which are UnderArmour.

>

> And I'd be surprised if any two of my golf shirts happened to be the same brand.

>

> As for hats, Tilley doesn't do golf shirts or pants. And shoes, same thing, Ecco doesn't do clothing.

>

> It would only be once in a blue moon that any two items I'm wearing were the same brand. I do have a semi-firm rule against more than one club logo on my clothing. I'd really try to never have a hat with the name of one course and a shirt from another or anything like that. But again, not generally even a possibility.

 

Never really thought of that--definitely have mixed a shirt from one course with a hat from a different one. Is that bad juju?!

 

And: does it matter if the logo on your hat/shirt matches the course that you're currently playing?! These are important questions.

[North Butte]

> @lchang said:

> > @"North Butte" said:

> > I don't own any UnderArmour clothing except slacks, all of which are UnderArmour.

> >

> > And I'd be surprised if any two of my golf shirts happened to be the same brand.

> >

> > As for hats, Tilley doesn't do golf shirts or pants. And shoes, same thing, Ecco doesn't do clothing.

> >

> > It would only be once in a blue moon that any two items I'm wearing were the same brand. I do have a semi-firm rule against more than one club logo on my clothing. I'd really try to never have a hat with the name of one course and a shirt from another or anything like that. But again, not generally even a possibility.

>

> Never really thought of that--definitely have mixed a shirt from one course with a hat from a different one. Is that bad juju?!

>

> And: does it matter if the logo on your hat/shirt matches the course that you're currently playing?! These are important questions.

 

Only if they are famous and/or exclusive courses.

 

No big deal to wear shirt from your own club and a hat you picked up at Grande Dunes on your last trip to Myrtle Beach. Bad juju to wear a shirt from Cypress Point along with a hat from Seminole.

[sheppy335]

As long as it matches color wise I wear it. Whether it is same brand or not.

[Shakester]

I use to want to match brands head to toe and that brand was usually Nike. For the past few years, I've found brands that fit better. On a typical day I'd wear Bonobos pants, a Greyson shirt, Galvin Green mid-layer, Nike shoes and a Travis Mathew hat.

[smashdn]

> @"North Butte" said:

> Only if they are famous and/or exclusive courses.

>

> No big deal to wear shirt from your own club and a hat you picked up at Grande Dunes on your last trip to Myrtle Beach. Bad juju to wear a shirt from Cypress Point along with a hat from Seminole.

 

I've always heard the rule of thumb was one course logo only.

 

[cardoustie]

dress by colour and not brand

My Joys, hats, belt, shades etc.

[Davidv]

It is all about looking good, up to date styles, color corrdinated, not giving any thought to matching brands.

[RickK]

I don't have an clothing/equipment contract so I wear whatever I want to wear that matches. Could care less what the brand is as long as it fits, looks good together, and is comfortable in 100* heat and humidity.