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**Zenunlild** · 05-15-2012, 01:27 AM

Huge differences ironically enough. Different materials would be the starter. No cotton, more stretch and give in the right places. More moisture control. All of that equals something that handles the elements and the golf swing far better.

I guess I never thought of the comfort factor. Now I think about it, when I wear my "regular" dress pants, at times I get uncomfortable which draws away from focusing on golf. I tend to shoot higher when I'm picking my wedgie constatnly.
It's just so expensive when I can buy a pair of Calvin Klein's for $20.

05-15-2012, 01:27 AM	#5
Zenunlild Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 397 Senior Member	Huge differences ironically enough. Different materials would be the starter. No cotton, more stretch and give in the right places. More moisture control. All of that equals something that handles the elements and the golf swing far better. I guess I never thought of the comfort factor. Now I think about it, when I wear my "regular" dress pants, at times I get uncomfortable which draws away from focusing on golf. I tend to shoot higher when I'm picking my wedgie constatnly. It's just so expensive when I can buy a pair of Calvin Klein's for $20.
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