The rapper Macklemore is one of the many famous faces from the music industry who has recently been bitten by the golf bug. DJ Khaled has famously become obsessed with golf over recent months, and the pair represent a new wave of musicians and other artists becoming more deeply involved with the sport. In 2021 Macklemore, real name Ben Haggerty, launched his golf lifestyle brand, Bogey Boys, focusing on styles from the 70s and 80s. Today, Adidas has partnered up with Bogey Boys to launch a collection of golf apparel and accessories for men and women that’s reimagining classic golf styles.
“I’ve always really liked golf fashion, particularly from back in the day and before I even started playing the game myself,” Haggerty told Golf Monthly. “I used to go a thrift old golf pants, plaid, tartans I’d put together a whole fit when I was 17 or 18 years old. I loved the stuff from the 70s, 80s and 90s.”
Haggerty caught the golf bug while playing in Hawaii with his father and brother. “It’s very clear to me when I first caught the bug for golf. It was a five-iron I hit out of a bunker. I’d already hit like two houses that day but I pured this club out of the bunker, it hit the green and I was immediately obsessed. It was a serious dopamine kick, I wanted that feeling again, and I’ve been on the pursuit ever since.”
“As I started to play the sport, I’d go into stores and think all this stuff is boring! The options that were available to me, I looked like some insurance salesman. Immediately, I was like, I can do a better job of this. I can make something that’s unique to myself and my experience with fashion and something I want to wear. That’s where Bogey Boys came from.”
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The collection combined Adidas’ sport and lifestyle heritage with the vintage and classic looks from recent Bogey Boy collections. It features apparel and footwear for men and women that combine high-performance materials with vintage styles, all with east on and off-course wearability. Four-button placket polos, a terry cloth tracksuit and a V-neck sweater vest are all part of the collection that will also come with a handful of accessories to compliment the range.
The on-and-off course wearability is something that certainly stands out from the new collection. “I think it’s super important, you know, it’s a lifestyle. This is a line of clothes I want people to be able to wear and experience so it’s designed to be accessible in the golf space but then also has…
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