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Personalization Policy

Rock Bottom Golf – Personalization Policy

Our Policy: Our personalization policy is designed to promote freedom of expression, but also to protect against expressions of hate or promotion of harm towards others. Customer order requests will be honored if they fall within the policy guidelines. Rock Bottom Golf must also ensure that the rights of any team, player, or organization are not infringed upon.

Additionally, all personalized orders are final and as is. Returns and refunds are not allowed and therefore, you must ensure that your design is correct upon submission.

The Rules:

All personalized orders are final and as is and cannot be returned.
Rock Bottom Golf Cannot:

Create and/or embroider the name of a City or State while using the color schemes of any sports teams or academic institutions
Embroider any known or recognized championship series or event (i.e. “Super Bowl Champs, World Series Champs, BCS Champs, etc.) that we are not licensed to do so.
Embroider any name/logo that is Trademarked or Copyright Protected, without express written consent from the trademark or copyright holder

This includes use of socially recognized media pop culture references that are trademarked or otherwise legally protected, even if abbreviated.

Embroider any celebrity or sports figures “hashtags” or other social media tags
Embroider any artistic media references or intellectual properties such as those found in the music/movie/television/video game/literature industries. This includes, but is not limited to:

Artist names, albums, and lyrics
Movie or Television references related to the intellectual property or actors
Any reference to video game properties or logos, etc.

Embroider any “gang” related activities such as “gang” names or “gang” symbolisms.
Embroider illicit or illegal drugs, drug symbols or words.
Embroider racist, sexist, explicit content, profanities, foul language or otherwise offensive material
Embroider material that could be construed as discriminatory to any race, creed, religion, age, person with disability or any other characteristic protected by law

Rock Bottom Golf thanks you for cooperating with the above guidelines.

Buying Tips

The ideal golf apparel feels like a second skin. It needs to stretch with your swing, breathe in the heat, and protect you from the elements without a second thought. The wrong outfit will leave you feeling restricted, sweaty, or struggling to stay comfortable after nine holes.

You don't need to overspend. Rock Bottom Golf carries premium and discounted women's golf clothes from brands like Puma Golf, Adidas, and FootJoy, plus a clearance section for even bigger savings on performance styles.

Tip 1. Pick the Right Fabric for Your Playing Conditions

The fabric determines your comfort, freedom of movement, and protection from the weather. Modern technical fabrics are engineered to outperform basic cotton, keeping you focused on your game, not your clothes.

What to look for in performance fabrics:

Performance Blends: Synthetics like polyester and spandex offer the best combination of moisture-wicking, durability, and four-way stretch for an unrestricted swing.
Moisture-Wicking: Actively pulls sweat away from your skin to the fabric's surface, where it can evaporate quickly, keeping you cool and dry.
UPF Sun Protection: Many modern golf fabrics have Ultraviolet Protection Factor (UPF) 30+ built in, acting as a shield against harmful sun exposure.
Thermal & Wind-Resistant: For cold or windy days, look for fleece-lined mid-layers or tightly woven shell jackets that block wind and retain body heat without adding bulk.

Skip 100% cotton shirts on hot, humid days. They absorb moisture, become heavy, and cling to the skin, leaving you feeling damp and uncomfortable.

Tip 2. Get the Fit Right for a Confident, Unrestricted Swing

You want a secure, flattering fit that moves with your body, not against it. The wrong fit can ride up during your swing, restrict your shoulder turn, or cause chafing, leading to distraction and loss of power.

Choose your fit based on comfort and style preference:

Athletic Fit: More tailored and contoured to the body. Reduces excess fabric for a sleek look and zero interference with your swing.
Standard Fit: A classic golf cut that's straight through the body. Offers a comfortable, relaxed feel with plenty of room for movement.
Sleeveless & Racerback: Provide maximum arm freedom and are ideal for hot weather, but be sure to check your course's dress code policy first.

Quick fit checks before you buy:

Take practice swings. Your shirt shouldn't pull tightly across your back or ride up your torso.
Check shoulder seams. They should sit on your shoulder bone, not droop down your arm.
Test your reach. Lift your arms; the sleeves should not be too short, and the body of a jacket shouldn't feel tight.
Verify length. Ensure tops, shorts, and skorts provide enough coverage and meet the dress code requirements of your local clubs.

Remember that layering is key to all-weather comfort. A good system includes a moisture-wicking base layer (polo), an insulating mid-layer (quarter-zip), and a protective outer layer (wind jacket). This allows you to adapt to changing temperatures throughout your round.

Tip 3. Focus on Features That Improve Your Game

Smart design elements separate high-performance apparel from basic sportswear. These features should enhance comfort and convenience on the course.

Must-have performance features: Look for strategically placed pockets on shorts and skorts that are deep enough for a ball marker or tees but don't add bulk. Zipper garages on pullovers prevent chin chafing. Vented or mesh panels in key heat zones (like the underarms and back) increase airflow. For outerwear, look for DWR (Durable Water Repellent) finishes that cause light rain to bead up and roll off.

Construction choices that last: Flatlock seams lie flat against the skin to eliminate chafing and irritation. High-quality zippers from brands like YKK will stand up to repeated use. Look for fabrics that are pill-resistant and colorfast to keep your gear looking new after many washes.

Smart maintenance tip: Wash your performance apparel in cold water and avoid using fabric softener. Fabric softeners can clog the pores of technical fabrics, inhibiting their ability to wick moisture. Tumble dry on low or, even better, hang to dry to extend the life of the garments.

Stick with versatile colors like navy, black, gray, and white for core pieces like bottoms and outerwear. They coordinate with any golf outfit and can be paired with brighter, more expressive polos and accessories.

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