Yes, many golf courses have dress codes, although they vary by course. Dress codes help maintain sports traditions and create a sense of community. Many public and municipal golf courses have a relaxed dress code, allowing for more casual and comfortable attire. Collared shirts, such as polos or simulated collars, are generally accepted.
Combine them with shorts or pants that are clean and in good condition. While denim and sportswear are usually allowed in these fields, it's best to consult specific course guidelines to ensure compliance. Most golf courses require men to wear a collared shirt. Women should wear modest-looking shirts, which can include blouses with a collar.
There is no universal dress code. In some courses I have seen guys wearing jeans and a sleeveless t-shirt. Others require long pants and you to tuck your shirt in. If you don't want to dress up, don't go to one of these courses.
It's the same as going to a good restaurant, I don't want to sit next to some guy's disgusting foot and armpit hair. It's normal that you still have some decorum. Opt for collared shirts, tailored shorts or pants for a classic look.
