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Five Essential Garments Every Golfer Needs
With so much attention brought to the equipment we use to play golf, the outfits we wear on the course can often be ignored or left as an afterthought. While the clothes you wear won’t directly affect how well you play, they can still have an influence on how comfortable and warm you stay on the golf course. Through the autumn and winter months especially, having the right golf garments stowed away in your wardrobe is vital to enjoying the game all year round. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned veteran of the game, it’s important to have the essential golf attire to hand. So, with that in mind, here are the five essential golf garments every golfer should have in their wardrobe.
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Base Layer & Polo Shirt
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The base layer is the foundation of any good golf outfit in colder conditions. If you don’t particularly enjoy wearing lots of layers on top of a polo shirt when the weather gets a bit chilly, a baselayer is an ideal garment to utilize. The ThermoSeries baselayer from FootJoy pictured above is a great example it comes with a textured, hex-patterned fabric that is lightweight and well-fitted while still allowing an uninhibited golf swing.
Polo shirts are the next essential garment every golfer should have. Polo shirts are a part of the golf wardrobe where you can have a bit of fun with different colors and prints. It’s always a good idea to have a polo that matches a lot of your other parts of the wardrobe so they can be worn with different bits of golf clothing. However, having a bolder, brighter color or an interesting pattern on one or two of the polo shirts in your rotation can allow you to express some personality through what you wear. Don’t neglect a good performance fabric in your polo shirt though. Most modern golf polo shirts come with moisture-wicking fabric that draws moisture away from the body to keep you at a regulated temperature throughout the round.
Mid-Layer
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Next up is the mid-layer, which can be made up of a few different types of garments. The most popular design for a…
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