10 Best Clothes For Golf
Updated on: November 2023
Best Clothes For Golf in 2023
Amazon Essentials Men's Slim-Fit Stretch Golf Pant, Black, 33W x 30L
Amazon Essentials Women's 10" Inseam Solid Bermuda Short Shorts, -stone, 10
- Bring a classic casual vibe to your ensemble with this essential bermuda short featuring a slightly tapered leg
- Zip fly with button closure, off-seam side pockets, decorative rear welt pockets
- Inseam measures 10"
- Also available in 3.5", 5", and 7" inseams
- Everyday made better: we listen to customer feedback and fine-tune every detail to ensure quality, fit, and comfort
IBKUL Golf- Ladies Long Sleeve 1/4 Zip Mock Hot Pink M
- Icefill Fabric
- Converts sweat into cool energy
- Flat Weave
- Anti-microbial stretch fabric
- Fast Drying
Under Armour Men's Tech Golf Polo, Neo Turquoise (361)/Pitch Gray, X-Large
- Textured fabric that's soft, light & breathable
- Material wicks sweat & dries really fast
- Anti odor technology prevents the growth of odor causing microbes
PGA TOUR Women's Motionflux Pull On Pants, Caviar, L
- High waisted women's pull on pant with back welt pocket to keep your scorecard and front pockets
- DriFlux: moisture absorption and control for a cool and dry fit
- Comfort Stretch Waistband for an easy, comfortable fit
- Easy care fabrication for minimal maintenance and slimming solid side panels
Under Armour Boys' Performance 2.0 Golf Polo, Mod Gray Light Heather (011)/Pitch Gray, Youth Small
- Smooth, soft anti-pick, anti-pill fabric has a textured snag-free finish
- 4-way stretch construction moves better in every direction
- Material wicks sweat & dries really fast
- Anti-odor technology prevents the growth of odor-causing microbes
- UPF 30 protects your skin from the sun's harmful rays
Cityoung Women's Casual Pleated Tennis Golf Skirt with Underneath Shorts Running Skorts l_pk s Light Pink
- ATTENTION: In order to improving the function of our skirts, we add an upside down pocket on shorts to carrying tennis or golf balls.
- TWO LAYER, shorts inner and skirt outer. Moves without worries. Pleated back design.
- One pocket on the back. One key pocket on wasitband.
- WIDE WAISTBAND with inner drawcord, flat and elastic, adjustable and comfortable to wear, fits body well.
- Soft, Lightweight and Stretchy. Comfortable for all seasons and various occasions.
Under Armour Baby-Boys' Polo Bodysuit,Carbon Heather (27690007-04) / White,3-6 Months
- Material wicks sweat & dries really fast
- Soft, lightly-textured fabric with durable ribbed collar
- Loose: Fuller cut for complete comfort.
- 3-button placket & 3-snap bottom allow easy changing
Amazon Essentials Men's Standard Classic-Fit Stretch Golf Pant, Navy, 36W x 34L
- These classic cut golf pants are designed with a moisture-wicking, performance fabric to help keep you dry
- A bit of stretch adds comfort and flexibility and makes this golf pants a go-to on or off the links
- Features slant pockets at each side and set-in pockets at the back
- Sits naturally at waist, roomy through seat and thigh, designed with a little stretch for optimal performance and all day comfort
- Sport made better: we listen to customer feedback and fine-tune every detail to ensure quality, fit, and comfort
Under Armour Baby Boys' Logo Polo Bodysuit, Pool, 3/6M
- Material wicks sweat & dries really fast
- Soft, lightly-textured fabric with durable ribbed collar
- Loose: Fuller cut for complete comfort.
- 3-button placket & 3-snap bottom allow easy changing
So You Wanna Be Indie...Start With the Right Clothes
Wanna be indie cool? You need the right duds!
*Jeans MUST exhibit some form of distress or reconstruction. Pleated or starched jeans are unacceptable, as are new jeans. But if you buy new jeans, you can cheat by bleaching or shredding them yourself---just don't tell anyone you didn't buy them second-hand because admitting so will definitely earn you a one-way ticket to Uncoolville.
*Adidas running shoes? Ewww. You cannot be Indie without owning at least one pair of Converse. It's like a beach without the sea---it just doesn't happen. Bonus points if you scribble band names all over your shoes. Also consider buying a pair of Vans or Doc Martens (commonly referred to as simply Docs---so get with it). Vintage shoes are always rad, especially if they have holes in them.
*T-shirts are cool if they fit into one of the following categories: 1) You made them 2) They have band names or a really thought-provoking quote on them 3) They came from a thrift shop. If your T-shirts do not fit one of these categories, you must discard them because they obviously have a corporate label and corporate labels are evil. The only exception to that rule are duds from Urban Outfitter', which are always hip to the max.
*Every Indie girl should own a skirt---but it must make a statement. A plain pencil skirt, for example, is not true Indie material until you draw a portrait of Ché Guevarra on it in permanent marker, obviously voicing your politically views. You could also cut up strips of plaid cloth and messily safety pin them on to the skirt in a cry out against bourgeois organization.
*Hoodies are another required staple. Solid-colored one are fine, but they can be revved up for maximum coolness with DIY details---such as gluing a plastic jewel to the zipper head. Band hoodies are the epitome of coolness, so be sure you own at least one---if not more.
*Hats are always swell, so long as they're not baseball caps---ESPECIALLY not baseball caps advertising something, which are the absolute most un-Indie kind that exist on this planet and beyond. Felt 1940's Sunday hats, Inca snow caps with llama designs, and Vietnamese rice patty hats are examples of the sort of hats you should own.
*Jewelry is simple: anything eclectic works, except for class rings, which are a major no-no. Grandma beads with funky hoop earrings are an admirable combination, as are seed beads and hemp. Gold and silver metals may be worn in the same outfit and is in fact encouraged. Matchy-matchy is yucky-yucky, so avoid doing it.
Remember---if it's new, has a corporate label, and didn't come from a thrift shop, it doesn't belong in your closet. Eclecticism rules and head-to-toe matching drools---no exceptions. If you can't handle these sacred laws, then get out of the coffeehouse and find a table at McDonald's where you belong.
