1. Tony Valentine Golf, Corsham
Bradford Road, Corsham, Wiltshire, SN13 0RB
Tel: 01249 714466
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A golf belt is a simple finishing touch that completes a smart on-course look and meets the dress code at most clubs. The right one is comfortable through your swing, hard-wearing, and coordinates neatly with your trousers or shorts and shoes. At Tony Valentine Golf we stock golf belts from leading brands, including FootJoy alongside other trusted names.
Below you will find everything you need to choose with confidence, from materials and buckles to getting the right size.
Golf belts come in two main styles. Leather belts offer a classic, smart look that suits any clubhouse and pairs well with traditional golf trousers. Synthetic and braided or stretch belts are increasingly popular for their flexibility and comfort through the swing, often with a more casual, sporty look. Both work well, so the choice comes down to the style you prefer and how you like to dress on the course.
Buckles range from understated prong designs to ratchet systems that adjust in small increments for a precise fit. A reversible belt, with a different colour on each side, is a practical option that coordinates with more outfits from a single belt. Whatever the style, a clean, smart finish is what suits the course.
A good rule of thumb is to choose a belt one size up from your trouser waist, so it sits comfortably with the buckle fastening around the middle hole. This leaves room to adjust either way as needed. Ratchet and stretch belts are more forgiving on sizing, adjusting to fit precisely, which is part of their appeal. If you are between sizes or unsure, our team in store can help you find the right fit.
Many golf clubs have a dress code that expects a belt to be worn with trousers or shorts that have belt loops, so it is a sensible part of a smart on-course look. Even where it is not strictly required, a belt completes the outfit neatly. If a course has a formal dress code, a belt is the safe choice.
As a general guide, choose a belt one size larger than your trouser waist, so it fastens comfortably around the middle hole with room to adjust. Ratchet and stretch belts are more forgiving and adjust to a precise fit. If you are between sizes, sizing up slightly is usually the safer choice.
Both have their merits. Leather belts offer a classic, smart look that suits traditional courses and trousers, while stretch and braided belts are more flexible and comfortable through the swing with a sportier feel. Neither is better overall, so it comes down to the style you prefer and how formal your usual course is.
If you would like help choosing the right belt or size, our team is happy to advise. Browse our full range below, or get in touch and visit us in store at our Corsham or Swindon centre.