Engineered with a distinct focus on performance, comfort and style, the Spring/Summer 2023 men’s range from PING has a strong focus on two design capsules, both taking inspiration from the long-standing heritage that PING possesses and is an expansive range with a variety of choice to satisfy the style requirements for every golfer.
PING Apparel continues expanding its Spring/Summer range, showcasing its commitment to supporting the women’s game. Building off the success from previous years, the new range becomes their largest to date. It allows women to choose from various garments – with outfit choice and versatility at the forefront.
Ex-professional footballer turned pro-golfer, Lee Sharpe, has joined forces with pioneering golf retailer, American Golf, to create a capsule golf clothing range. The Stromberg x Lee Sharpe collection is available online and in the new Trafford and Leeds megastores from November 3rd 2022.
Leading high-performance golf apparel brand Galvin Green is marking three decades of innovation using GORE-TEX fabric across its extensive range of 100% waterproof garments by providing golfers of all ages and sizes with a record choice of 54 protective jackets and matching pants this Fall. The latest
Set against the backdrop of the Slieve Donard mountain range is one of Northern Ireland’s oldest and most prestigious golf clubs - Royal County Down.
Mizuno, the Japanese golf equipment manufacturer renowned for its performance products, has announced its Spring/Summer golf apparel collection for 2022, pairing bold designs and prints with performance engineering.
Under Armour has unveiled its latest products and innovations for the FW20 golf season. The number one Men’s apparel brand in the UK Golf market since 2016 and number one in Winter since 2011, Under Armour, sets the standard where others follow when the weather turns bad. For more, visit .
There have been a few new clothing lines coming out from the big brands of late and they are all for lack of a better word relatively 'safe'. So when the latest collection from Manors Golf crossed our desk we rather sat up. Manors is never going to be a brand who believes that golf clothing has a rule book. We think it,s about wearing something you feel comfortable in. You do you.
Style and technology go hand-in-hand in the PING Autumn/Winter 2020 women’s apparel range, which has been designed to inspire golfers to both look and play their best. The collection blends premium performance fabrics with the latest seasonal print and colour trends that offer women golfers comfort and protection to play through the seasons and in all conditions. Sensor Platform: SensorWarm™
PING has unveiled its Autumn/Winter 2020 men’s apparel range, which builds on its innovative technology platforms and the latest premium fabrics, designed and engineered to allow golfers to adapt to the ever-changing climates, without compromising comfort or performance. Sensor Platform: SensorWarm™ Fabric: 100% Polyester Price: £150 Sensor Platform: SensorWarm™ Fabric: 100% Polyester Price: £85
The guys at adidas are not known for being shrinking violets and their new limited edition Collection (Zero) will certainly raise some eyebrows. The collection will certainly push the boundaries on the definition of what performance apparel can look like on the golf course.
GolfPunk takes a look back at some of the trend setters on the course over the years and gets the expert opion of Stephen Doig Men's Style Editor and Assistant Luxury Editor, The Telegraph as to 'Who wore it better'. The second match up is between Johnny Miller and Rory Sabatini in the battle for the best trousers, or pants for those of you in the US of A.
