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**cheesypeetyz** · 07-09-2012, 04:30 PM

First of all I think that that kind of rude behavior is never acceptable (the club pro not you) and he should have presented himself in much more respectful manner (although your "take it to the parking lot" comment makes me want to remind you about this as well...physical violence is hardly a solution here is it).

That said I don't think jeans belong on a golf course. If it's acceptable where you normally play, no problem. But I can't see how you can get upset about the fact that it was not acceptable at a 200USD per round course (and how it is the concierge's fault for not specifically mentioning the dress code. Surely this is something you should have checked yourself), although I understand getting upset about the manner in which this was communicated, which I completely agree with.

07-09-2012, 04:30 PM	#17
cheesypeetyz Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 481 Senior Member	First of all I think that that kind of rude behavior is never acceptable (the club pro not you) and he should have presented himself in much more respectful manner (although your "take it to the parking lot" comment makes me want to remind you about this as well...physical violence is hardly a solution here is it). That said I don't think jeans belong on a golf course. If it's acceptable where you normally play, no problem. But I can't see how you can get upset about the fact that it was not acceptable at a 200USD per round course (and how it is the concierge's fault for not specifically mentioning the dress code. Surely this is something you should have checked yourself), although I understand getting upset about the manner in which this was communicated, which I completely agree with.
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