In fact, golf rules were originally without dress code.

The earliest golf rules were set in 1744, when members of a club in Edinburgh, England, gathered together to discuss the rules and regulations of the sport, probably because no women competed at that time, so no one mentioned dress problems at all.

Until the twenty century ago, people wore different clothes when they played.

Before World War II, golf began to spread in the upper and lower reaches of Europe and America. As an aristocratic movement, it began to open to aristocratic women.

However, women dress on the court just like men, wearing jackets and ties.

It was not until 1947 that zarjarias appeared in the British women's open court wearing a shank skirt. Then, in the middle of 50s, people began to accept women's shorts that were knee or knee high above the court.

Some private clubs have come to realize that women's skirts may be showing a trend of shorter and shorter trend. In order to maintain the golf etiquette of the club, they began to make dress regulations.

When miniskirt swept the globe in 60s and 70s, some advanced golf clubs regarded it as a monster.

Many private clubs have strict rules for women's clothing, and forbid anything that is offensive to them.

However, with the acceleration of the popularity of golf, some emerging clubs began to "untie" the women players. Although the requirements of each club are different, most of them have been relaxed. Apart from wearing jeans, other regulations are as follows: as far as possible, loose and fit for sports.

Today, the past "conservative rules" are being broken one by one: from long skirts to tight fitting trousers to mini mini skirts; from super large, loose, pleat to loose type to super short, from long to ankle to 19 inches to knee length, and now to the thigh root.

It is obvious that the length of skirt or trousers is getting shorter and shorter, and the cloth used is less and less.

From the beginning of the year, the high court fashion show will appear on the London fashion show every year. This has become a tough hit.

Gallaway and Nike use the best designers in the design of women's high ball clothing, and regularly launch new clothing products every year. The world's top designers such as John, Galiano and Karl Lagerfeld extend the luxurious tentacles of Christian Dior and Chanel to the field of golf apparel, and have launched a new series of golf sports. Even the trinket market is also bustling, wristbands, key buckles, badges, brooches...

A single product is worth more than a brand Jersey because it has golf.

Shrewd businessmen never make any uncertain investments. A statistics from NPD market research firm may explain why businessmen are so keen on making a big fuss about women's Golf costumes.

According to NPD statistics, 62% of female consumers do not choose to buy high ball costumes for the green swing. Instead, they choose to wear golf balls with obvious Golf grace in their casual life.

It can be seen that golf ball clothing has been far away from the concept of sportswear and has become a representative of high grade casual wear.