GOLF ETIQUETTE 101: HOW TO LOOK THE PART AND PLAY WITH STYLE

Golf isn’t just a game—it’s a lifestyle. Whether you’re stepping onto the green for the first time or embracing the country club calendar, there’s one golden rule in golf: etiquette matters. And it starts with how you show up.

At Clubdayze, we believe style is a form of respect—respect for the game, the course, and yourself. This guide breaks down the unwritten rules of golf etiquette with a fresh, modern perspective, so you can feel confident and look incredible from the clubhouse to the 18th hole.

1. DRESS TO IMPRESS—WITHOUT BREAKING A SWEAT

Golf fashion is functional. Traditional doesn’t mean boring, and performance doesn’t mean sacrificing style. From moisture-wicking polos to pleated skorts with UV protection, the right outfit makes all the difference.

What to wear:

• Tops: Collared or mock-neck styles are the norm. Our Sand Club Polo—available in both sleeveless and short sleeve—blends clean tailoring with movement-friendly comfort.
• Bottoms: Tailored skorts, shorts, or trousers are course-appropriate. Try our Fairway Green Pleated Skort for breathable performance and elegance.
• Layers: Always bring a lightweight jacket or long-sleeve top for early tee times or breezy fairways.
• Shoes: Closed-toe, spikeless golf shoes or course-approved soles are a must.

Clubdayze Tip: Choose fabrics that stretch with your swing and breathe with the heat. It’s about showing up strong and staying cool.

2. ARRIVE EARLY, NOT JUST ON TIME

Being early is part of the etiquette. Arrive 20–30 minutes before your tee time to warm up, get settled, and step into your pre-round focus. Golf rewards presence—rushing is the opposite.

3. KNOW THE QUIET CODES

When someone’s preparing to swing, stillness matters. Avoid chatter, movement, and anything that could distract. Respect for others’ play is one of golf’s deepest courtesies.

4. PLAY FAST, NOT FRANTIC

While golf is a slow sport by nature, pace matters. Keep up with the group ahead, limit practice swings, and be ready when it’s your turn.

Quick Tip: Ready golf (where the player who’s ready hits first) is totally acceptable in casual rounds and helps keep the game moving smoothly.

5. KEEP IT CLASSY—ALWAYS

Replace divots, rake bunkers, and watch your tone. Whether you’re having a great round or learning through every swing, staying poised is part of the game.

ETIQUETTE IS CONFIDENCE IN MOTION

Golf is about more than hitting a ball—it’s about composure, community, and character. Showing up in sharp, course-appropriate style is just the beginning. When your outfit feels good and functions better, you can focus on your game and enjoy the day.

Clubdayze creates elevated women’s golf apparel that respects tradition but moves with modern flair. Our pieces are made for women who play bold, live well, and bring elegance to every hole.