Outerwear
Play anywhere with real weather and outerwear stops being a style question. It's the difference between finishing the round and not.
There's more range here than you'd expect. Sentinel are a Minneapolis design lab whose shells sit alongside a $3,900 tent. Macade cut theirs slim and Scandinavian. And there's a run of brands doing mid-layers and lightweight shells that look like normal clothes, which for most of us is the layer that actually gets worn.
Sorted alphabetically.
Birds of Condor
AustraliaAustralian surf-meets-golf lifestyle brand with music festival vibes.
Eastside Golf
USABridging youth culture and golf; famous for their Jordan Brand collaborations.
Left Of Field
AustraliaBlends surf and skate-inspired silhouettes with golf functionality for the modern player.
Local Rule
SwedenScandinavian minimalist, high-quality golf apparel.
Macade
SwedenSwedish design featuring slim cuts, joggers, and a clean European look.
Malbon Golf
USAThe heavyweights of golf streetwear; blurring the line between skate culture and golf.
Manors
UKLondon label built on personality before performance — golden-age cuts, recycled fabrics, and knitwear that works well past the 18th.
Metalwood Studio
USALA-born ode to '90s and early-2000s golf culture — baggy fits, vintage graphics, and course-to-street versatility.
Parmore
UKBuilt for everyday golfers and average handicaps who appreciate style and have zero interest in traditional, outdated dress codes.
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.
Students Golf
USALA streetwear energy meets golf, from designer Michael Huynh's mission to dress golf's next generation.