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The Boyfriend Country Club: golf, tennis and the dress code

Country club style is a dress code first and an aesthetic second, which is why it is easy to get right: collared shirt, tailored trousers or shorts, a belt, no denim, no logos larger than a coin. Almost every club in the world enforces some version of that.

The aesthetic that grew out of it — whites, cable knits, navy, brown leather — is one of the most durable in menswear, and it works far outside the gates.

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On the course

A putter he can roll, and a bag light enough to walk with.

The look, on and off

Knitwear, leather and eyewear that reads correct in both the clubhouse and a restaurant.

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Country Club FAQ

What is the country club dress code for men?

A collared shirt tucked in, tailored trousers or knee-length shorts, a belt, and golf or leather shoes. No denim, no athletic wear, no visible large logos, and usually no hats indoors. Individual clubs vary — check before arriving.

Can he wear white after Labor Day?

Yes. That rule has been dead for decades, and tennis whites and cream trousers are worn year-round in most clubs. Fabric weight matters far more than the calendar.

What is a good gift for someone who golfs and plays tennis?

Sunglasses. They are the one accessory used in both sports and afterwards, and unlike clubs or rackets they do not require knowing his spec.

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