PGA Tour to Pass “Player Dress Guide” Booklet

 Wearing beards, having shirts without button, the golf player’s appearance in PGA Tour have caused more and more worry from the PGA Tour management. Although the issue is not so important as to become the center of the conference, the operation of the PGA Tour president Rick George • (Rick George) is sufficient attention. He felt the need to write down some of provisions about player’s appearance in black and white, it is clear that these provisions should be applauded by those who are conservative.

Last year, Canada's Mike Weir • modeled like ice hockey player, wearing a big beard for the Federation Cup finals, this behavior is likely will not be allowed in the future, at least not to be encouraged and commended. It is reported that from the beginning of last summer, PGA Tour has been to research and develop the player's image and dress code guidelines.

From a realistic point of view, this guide does not prevent Garcia from a four-day beard run chaos, it would not like a few years ago at the British Open on his bright yellow pants which so offensive to people. "It's more a guide rather than a rule." • Rick George said, "There is no parameter here. We just want players to maintain a clean imagine. On this point, you have many ways to show. We hope that they pay attention to their whole appearance. "

Many people are now interested in what the final version of this guide will be like. They do not really punish a person who ignore the hair, or fine him1000 U.S dollars because of dirty instruments, right?

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