While it may not technically be spring yet, much of the country is seeing warmer temperatures. For those still experiencing winter … at least you can look forward to the Masters.
Whether you packed on some pounds to survive the cold or are making the most out of your New Year’s resolution, we bet you’re going to re-up on a few items in order to get ready for the golf season.
We’ve curated a list that handles most if not all of your springtime apparel needs, plus a couple of other post-round essentials.
Of course, if you’re looking for more items, be sure to check out our lists on some of our favorite pants, shoes, pullovers and more!
Player 2 – The Natural Bogey Vest
Price: $140
Why you’ll love it: Vests are a perfect spring apparel item. Stay warm and dry with this look from Player 2 which features wind-resistant and water-repellant technology.
Honorable Mention: Leather Shoe Bag
Nike – Dri-FIT Repel pants
Nike – Dri-FIT Repel pants (PGA TOUR Superstore)
Price: $95
Why you’ll love it: Spring showers bring May flowers and often a ruined round of golf. With these pants from Nike, you’ll stay warm, fashionable and dry all day.
Honorable Mention: Jordan ADG 4
Stitch – White Dogwood Polo
White Dogwood Polo (Stitch Golf)
Price: $118
Why you’ll love it: Get ready for the first major of the season with this polo from Stitch. The Dogwood pattern reminds us of a beautiful little place in east Georgia.
Honorable Mention: Scout 1/4 Zip 2023
Bonobos – The Tour Jogger
The Tour Jogger (Bonobos)
Price: $129
Why you’ll love it: These Bonobos joggers are the perfect blend of modernity and tradition to keep you looking fashionable while staying within the dress code. Being lightweight, joggers make the most sensible choice when debating between pants and shorts for those springtime rounds.
Honorable Mention: The Limited Edition Performance Golf Polo
Rhoback – The Koopa polo
The Koopa polo (Rhoback)
Price: $94
Why you’ll love it: We’ve all wanted to race our golf carts against our buddies. This polo from…
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