Hot Looks
Styled on the course and in the clubhouse.
Styled on the course and in the clubhouse.
Oversized black-and-white dots against clean white trousers, with the red mark picked up again in the cap. Sharp enough for the club photograph, easy enough for all eighteen.
White piquΓ©, navy shorts, and a light-blue trucker for the walk in. Nothing loud and nothing out of place β the uniform for a round you mean to play well.
Coming soon
A short-sleeve quarter-zip windshirt in white and verdant, gold hardware throughout, cut with the track trouser to match. For the morning wave β while the dew is still on the grass and nobody has lost a ball yet.
The standing player thrown in full colour across heavy black fleece, crew and jogger to match. The quietest silhouette in the range, wearing the loudest version of the mark.
Undyed heavy fleece, crew and jogger, the mark embroidered in verdant or sky. Turn around and there is a lit cigar between the shoulders β the detail you only earn on the back nine.
Verdant quilting over a pink-stripe sleeve, the claim stitched in script across the chest. White cargos carry the mark in green β along with everything you refuse to leave in the cart.
Solid red over jet black, tipped at the collar and cuff. The quiet confidence of a man who has already read the pin sheet.
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Diamond-quilted cream with varsity ribbing, worn over the embossed green tee or a course stripe. The clubhouse letterman β earned on grass, worn indoors.
Riviera blue over black-on-black, the marks keeping score in white. The bucket says relax; the vest says property of.
Black channel quilt over clubhouse whites, the leather Caddie standing by. Dressed for the round you play slowly on purpose.
The pink print under cream quilting, the mark repeated at the pocket. For the round where the scorecard is only a suggestion.
Green stripes under a tan crown, whites pressed to a crease. The clean card, in colour.