From Nationalclubgolfer · Max Mcvittie · · 50s
Golf Logo Etiquette Rules
Golfers debate when it's acceptable to wear club logos they've never played at.
In brief
Golfers debate when it's acceptable to wear club logos they've never played at. George Peper advises against wearing logos of courses not played at, warning it shows off status rather than respect. Originally reported by Nationalclubgolfer.
Golfers love logos
Golfers wear club logos on polos, caps, or driver head covers for personal expression.
Unwritten logo rules
George Peper says golfers should not wear logos of nearby clubs they aren't members of.
Logo status concerns
Peper warns wearing multiple logos risks appearing boastful about golfing credentials.
Logo ranking rule
Peper states two logos should rank above 20 to avoid appearing obnoxious.
No non-member logos
Peper says golfers shouldn't buy driver covers for courses they aren't members of.
Status vs. tribute
Wearing logos can signal status rather than paying tribute to courses played at.
The big picture
George Peper advises against wearing logos of courses not played at, warning it shows off status rather than respect.
