Golf Bags
If you walk, your bag is the piece of kit you'll have the longest relationship with. Worth getting right.
The independents mostly build for walking. Mackenzie build bespoke leather and canvas to order, in the Scottish caddie tradition, and expect you to still have it in thirty years. Fyfe and Golden Soul bring the same hand-finished leather work to bags as they do to headcovers. Elsewhere there's a design lab in Minneapolis and a modular travel system for getting everything to a hotel in one piece.
Sorted alphabetically, never ranked.
Bad Birdie
USAThe original disruptor of the boring polo; loud, bold, and unapologetic.
Birdie Pack
USAA modular travel packing system built to get your golf kit from home to hotel without the chaos.
Devereux Golf
USADesert-inspired streetwear from Arizona; cool, moody, and modern.
Fyfe
UKScottish brand hand-making the best in traditional headcovers.
Golden Soul Golf
USAColombian-American family workshop hand-crafting premium leather headcovers and accessories — no two pieces alike.
Left Of Field
AustraliaBlends surf and skate-inspired silhouettes with golf functionality for the modern player.
Mackenzie Golf
USAPortland-made bespoke leather and canvas carry bags in the Scottish caddie tradition, built to order and built to last a lifetime.
Malbon Golf
USAThe heavyweights of golf streetwear; blurring the line between skate culture and golf.
Random Golf Club
USAErik Anders Lang's community-driven brand focused on casual, inclusive golf.
Sentinel Golf
USAA Minneapolis product-design lab building some of the most ambitious gear in indie golf — rain shells, walking bags, even a $3,900 tent.
sounder
UKBritish golf apparel for the independently-minded golfer, from the founders of Folk and Urban Golf.
Sugarloaf Social Club
USAA hidden gem creative agency selling limited-drop vintage-style gear.
Walker Golf Things
AustraliaLaid-back Australian golf apparel for the course and the pub, showcasing the best of down under.