club’s dress code, is the classic-looking, sweat-wicking polo shirt paired with lightweight chino-style trousers and golf shoe. In this case, I always recommend adding a comfortable cap with a stitch magnet, which can be used as ball marker. The cap is not only protecting you from ultraviolet rays, but also very fashionable and functionable.
On top of everything, I think color is the key. Go for bright colors as a fashion statement on the golf course. Some
people may feel uncomfortable wearing bright colors, because the brighter the colors are, the more you stand out on the course. And you will easily find that people often associate a bright-colored-well-dressed golfer with a person who can play the game very well. However, while there are no country club requirements for a golfer to dress in a colorful way, there are also no colors that you can’t wear
Golf is one of the great exercises for spring to spend that outside. Playing a round of golf can help boost creative thinking and challenge ourselves mentally. Finally, as spring arrives grab your clubs, step up your fashion and hit some nice shots on the green!
Organic linen is a natural fiber and comes from the flax plant, organic cotton, peace silk coming from silkworms and their empty cocoons, and wool and cashmere are the best fabrics for golfers.
Besides the trend of sustainable fabrics, there is also a wave of new fashion trends for men and women informing us how golfers are turning up to the green suitably dressed. Some of the most prevalent features on the fashion list include plenty of bold and quirky prints, muted tones and golf dresses. What I love the most is a simple colored jumpsuit that can look great almost anywhere and anytime. The ultra-luxe-feeling one-piece zips in the front, has a flattering elastic waist and enough pockets for balls that I need or tees that I always carry around. Sometimes I’d love to pair this jumpsuit with a blet bag, which is more convenient and looks even more fashionable on the course.
The blueprint for spring-friendly golf attire, no matter which golf club’s dress code,