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Ant Newbie Golfer

Posts: 42 Join date: 2009-09-14
 | Subject: Re: Golf Attire Sun Feb 21, 2010 9:56 pm | |
| Actually it help to reduce too much exposure to the sun esp when if you played at least once a week.
But in the States, most of my USA colleuages wore short to play golf as they find the weather really hot during summer and I would be the only odd one wearing long pants playing golf with them whenever I travel over there. So now, I pack a bermuda along. |
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mUAr_cHEe Incredibly Active Golfer

Posts: 3747 Join date: 2009-06-19 Location: Sillypore
 | Subject: Re: Golf Attire Sun Feb 21, 2010 9:58 pm | |
| long sleeves and long pants for me now to keep out of the sun as much as i can.
clothings are still better protection against the sun compared to SPF1000 sun block. _________________ WIMBDonate today to itchrous backsidous syndrome sufferers. PM me for donation details. |
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clarencekim Very Active Golfer

Posts: 638 Join date: 2009-06-24 Location: The 'fine' city of Singapore
 | Subject: Re: Golf Attire Mon Feb 22, 2010 10:38 am | |
| Invisible (to humans) UV light can go thru clothing. CK |
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hillgreen Junior Golfer

Posts: 223 Join date: 2009-07-10
 | Subject: Re: Golf Attire Mon Feb 22, 2010 11:06 am | |
| Same here. Find rather hot with bermuda and thus invested in few golf pants which i find more comfortable and also more cooling albeit not getting enuf sunliglight on my legs.... | mUAr_cHEe wrote: | | kevlee69 wrote: | | I have a question to those who wear long pants to play in Singapore- do you guys find it much warmer than wearing golf shorts ? |
I find wearing bermudas hotter at times. Skins exposed to the sun. |
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mUAr_cHEe Incredibly Active Golfer

Posts: 3747 Join date: 2009-06-19 Location: Sillypore
 | Subject: Re: Golf Attire Mon Feb 22, 2010 11:15 am | |
| | clarencekim wrote: | Invisible (to humans) UV light can go thru clothing.
CK |
I said better. not absolute protection.  _________________ WIMBDonate today to itchrous backsidous syndrome sufferers. PM me for donation details. |
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golf_snowman Super Active Golfer

Posts: 1088 Join date: 2009-07-16 Age: 38 Location: Dreamland
 | Subject: Re: Golf Attire Mon Feb 22, 2010 11:16 am | |
| hmm....
i still prefer bermuda if play here...i keep a wet towel with me, and from time to time, it helps to keep me cool and fresh and also wipe away sand, dust and sweat...no sunblock, no long pants (unless i play in cool weather)...and i enjoy being getting a bit dark...well, that's just me...keke
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Tituman Super Active Golfer

Posts: 1689 Join date: 2009-10-16 Location: Singapore
 | Subject: Re: Golf Attire Mon Feb 22, 2010 11:23 am | |
| Bro, another few years down the road, you will talk differently with regret about not putting any sunblock for the face. I should know because my friend who is 10 years my junior, played golf once a week and never put any sunblock when golfing like you. Now his face is like a pond parched from drought. Its too late for him to do anything now. Well, of course the decision is all up to you. Titu _________________ You have the right to remain stupid. Everything you say can and will be ignored.
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Duval_S Incredibly Active Golfer
Posts: 2768 Join date: 2009-06-19
 | Subject: Re: Golf Attire Mon Feb 22, 2010 11:25 am | |
| For me, face put sunblock, neck put sunblock and other more exposed areas.
Alll in all, I like the look of Jib-bra.....( a word created by the creator of 'boomz') |
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hillgreen Junior Golfer

Posts: 223 Join date: 2009-07-10
 | Subject: Re: Golf Attire Mon Feb 22, 2010 11:30 am | |
| Actually initially I do not believe in sun block and/or protection for the face, arms and legs. But after knowing that playing golf about 4 hours in the sun is too much for our skins to take, especailly if you played often or at least once a week.
Face will be parched , arms will be burnt and moreover really no good for the skin.
But now starting to take care of myself... I really think it is worthwhile to protect yourselves especially in our weather here where the Sun really sorch like nobody business (ha... it will get hotter in the coming few months) |
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golf_snowman Super Active Golfer

Posts: 1088 Join date: 2009-07-16 Age: 38 Location: Dreamland
 | Subject: Re: Golf Attire Mon Feb 22, 2010 11:58 am | |
| | Tituman wrote: | Bro, another few years down the road, you will talk differently with regret about not putting any sunblock for the face. I should know because my friend who is 10 years my junior, played golf once a week and never put any sunblock when golfing like you. Now his face is like a pond parched from drought. Its too late for him to do anything now. Well, of course the decision is all up to you.
Titu |
hi bro
haha, understand...i guess if i play weekly, i will do something about it as well....but i dun play so often (sometime once a month, or even worse, sometime less than that)..that is why i rely on wet towel to cool myself and wipe off sweat...but well, sometime i wear SKIN to protect my arm...haha !!
i heard from a skin specialist that actually too much sunblock is no good for skin also, because it dun allow skin to breath efficiancy and ends up with many other skin problems, especially on face area...and those who are having sensitive skin could be even worse..but afterall, these are just hearsay lah...also dunno true anot ?...keke
but, yes...i will definitely take care of my own skin....dun wanna be like pond parched from drought...haha !!
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alvin7379 Very Active Golfer

Posts: 818 Join date: 2009-11-24 Age: 30 Location: Anywhere Comfortable
 | Subject: Re: Golf Attire Mon Feb 22, 2010 12:30 pm | |
| I used to be very 'Gang Hoh' to golf without any protection... sun burn or lobster face became a normal thingy after a golf game. But my friend was warning me constantly that I should take care of myself... no longer 16-18 years old... hehe So I started wearing long pants and using sun block. Very uncomfortable at first but I feel much better after a game. Last time I used to feel dead tired and restless after a game... but after using 'protection', I feel much much better...  |
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opus Junior Golfer
Posts: 179 Join date: 2009-08-21
 | Subject: Re: Golf Attire Mon Feb 22, 2010 12:50 pm | |
| | alvin7379 wrote: | I used to be very 'Gang Hoh' to golf without any protection... sun burn or lobster face became a normal thingy after a golf game. But my friend was warning me constantly that I should take care of myself... no longer 16-18 years old... hehe
So I started wearing long pants and using sun block. Very uncomfortable at first but I feel much better after a game. Last time I used to feel dead tired and restless after a game... but after using 'protection', I feel much much better...  |
me too, used to dun care. until skin a lot of freckles and i went adonis, spent almost 3k on facial then can lighten the freckles. regret being 'dun care' |
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alvin7379 Very Active Golfer

Posts: 818 Join date: 2009-11-24 Age: 30 Location: Anywhere Comfortable
 | Subject: Re: Golf Attire Mon Feb 22, 2010 12:57 pm | |
| | opus wrote: | me too, used to dun care. until skin a lot of freckles and i went adonis, spent almost 3k on facial then can lighten the freckles. regret being 'dun care' |
Hum... now I know who is the rich tai tai in this forum...  |
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opus Junior Golfer
Posts: 179 Join date: 2009-08-21
 | Subject: Re: Golf Attire Mon Feb 22, 2010 1:53 pm | |
| | alvin7379 wrote: | | opus wrote: | me too, used to dun care. until skin a lot of freckles and i went adonis, spent almost 3k on facial then can lighten the freckles. regret being 'dun care' |
Hum... now I know who is the rich tai tai in this forum...  |
installment plan lah |
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golf_snowman Super Active Golfer

Posts: 1088 Join date: 2009-07-16 Age: 38 Location: Dreamland
 | Subject: Re: Golf Attire Mon Feb 22, 2010 2:45 pm | |
| Oh no, now I know need to spend so much on facial stuff, I better go buy some sunblock lotion...haha ! |
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