10 Best Slim Fit Golf Pants
Updated on: November 2023
Best Slim Fit Golf Pants in 2023
Amazon Essentials Men's Slim-Fit Stretch Golf Pant, Navy, 42W x 29L
- These classic slim fit 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 below the waist, slim through the hip and thigh with slim leg
- Sport made better: we listen to customer feedback and fine-tune every detail to ensure quality, fit, and comfort
IZOD Men's Golf SwingFlex Slim Fit Pant, Cinder Block, 32W X 30L
- Slim Fit - moderate rise on waist with a slim leg and ankle
- Moisture-wicking properties pull moisture away from the body keeping you dry and feeling cool
- 4-way stretch fabric allows for maximum comfort and movement
- UPF-40 Sun Control
- These golf pants are essential for a day on the course. Pair them with the Advantage Performance Polo for your look
adidas Golf Adicross Beyond 18 Slim 5-Pocket Pant, Carbon, 33" W, 30" L
- Slim fit is cut close to the body
- Stretchy fabric
- Five pockets; belt loops
NIKE Men's Flex Slim 5-Pocket Golf Pants, Black/Wolf Grey, Size 34/30
- NIKE Flex fabric stretches with your body; "NIKE" is debossed on the inner waistband
- Slim fit contours your body without inhibiting motion
- 5-pocket design offers plenty of small-item storage
- Metal shank button closure and zippered fly provide a secure fit
- Denim jeans-inspired stitching and rivets deliver a casual look
Puma Golf Men's 2019 Tailored Jackpot Pant, Puma Black, 32 x 32
- DRYCELL Technology-Draws sweat away from your skin to help keep you dry and comfortable.
- MOISTURE WICKING FINISH
- STRETCH WAISTBAND TECHNOLOGY-Puma Golf stretch waistband featuring PWRSTRETCH uses high-stretch elastic and silicone gripper to maximize comfort and keep you locked in.
- SILICONE GRIPPER TAPE
- TAILORED FIT-A slightly tapered leg pant and slim through the thigh for a more sophisticated fit. All pants feature stretch materials to ensure freedom of movement during play.
Amazon Essentials Men's Slim-Fit Jogger Pant, Navy, Large
- Elasticized cuffs and a slim-fit highlight this cool and comfortably casual take on the classic chino
- Everyday made better: we listen to customer feedback and fine-tune every detail to ensure quality, fit, and comfort
adidas Golf Ultimate 3-stripe Tapered Pant, Grey Three, 3330
- Regular fit strikes a comfortable balance between loose and snug
- Tapered legs
- Stretchy fabric
Amazon Brand -Goodthreads Men's Slim-Fit Washed Stretch Chino Pant, Light Grey 36W x 30L
- This slim-fit chino is pre-washed for an easy-wearing look that shifts from weekday to weekend without missing a beat
- Slim Fit features a tailored cut that's slim through the thigh and tapered down to a 15" leg opening. Stretch Elastane for comfort
- Button-through rear pockets, off-seam side pockets
- Model is 6'2" and wearing a size 32x32
adidas Golf Ultimate 3-stripe Tapered Pant, Black, 3432
- Regular fit strikes a comfortable balance between loose and snug
- Tapered legs
- Stretchy fabric
Amazon Essentials Men's Slim-Fit Casual Stretch Khaki, Dark Grey, 32W x 32L
- A bit of stretch adds comfort and flexibility to these classic slim-fit khakis
- Slim fit through thigh, slight taper in leg
- Everyday made better: we listen to customer feedback and fine-tune every detail to ensure quality, fit, and comfort
Writers Guild Widens Access
The Writers Guild of America West’s Writer Access Project offered 10 mid-level writers an opportunity to be seen by industry executives. Offering glimpses of participants’ work, the initiative inspires a wider scope for hiring practices.
At a recent appearance at the LA Times Festival of Books, author Anna Quindlen talked about her hiring at the New York Times. To anyone who thinks that affirmative action places inferior candidates, she challenged, "I'm that second-rate person."
There was nothing second-rate about the pilots presented at the Writers Guild of America West's Writer Access Project presentation April 30. Co-presented with SAG-AFTRA's National Ethnic Employment Opportunities Committee, SAG-AFTRA EEO amp; Diversity Department, and Casting Society of America's Diversity Committee, the night included ten snippets of pilots from honorees of the initiative which is "designed to identify excellent, diverse writers with television experience."
In any event in which words meant for the screen are read on-stage, comedy will always triumph in popularity. And that held true for this event with Lena Waithe's Twenties, Geetika Lizardi's Sofa King, and Thomas Wong's Queen generating the most laughs and interest from the audience. Tia Carrere, Gedde Watanabe, and a slew of industry executives attended with TV actors Charlie Schlatter, Anger Management's James Black, and Newsroom's Kelen Coleman amongst the actors lending their voice to the festivities.
The most commercially viable would be Waithe's African American version of Girls. The writer said she wrote it because she saw a dearth of African American female representation on TV that fell somewhere in the middle of Nene Leakes (the worst) and Olivia Pope (the best). Only a few scenes were performed, and Waithe's cleverness was evident though she chose to excerpt a scene that ended with not a bang but a bust out of Whitney Houston's I Wanna Dance With Somebody.
Full scripts are available online which helps the dramas recoup some favor-much required tension is lost from abrupt endings of extracted scenes. Wong shrewdly showed his comedic sensibility in his Queen which is a drama about New York drag queens. Wong was a Disney/ABC Writing Fellow and most recently was named the first Fox Writers Intensive Fellow. Disney/ABC's guidance in cultivating presentation skills was evident with Wong's intro to his excerpt. Slyly weaving many an innuendo-"the life of a drag queen is a pain in the ass and not the good one"-Wong was penetratingly charming, most definitely someone desired in a writers room. His script had plenty of wit, elevating his character development and action progression.
It'd be unfair to offer much more than surface-level critiques of what was presented, but it'd be more than appropriate to assert that there's a wide world of talent available to decision makers for whom it's incumbent to look beyond a surface categorization.
