Here are our favorite apparel options featured in Peter Millar's 2025 Ryder Cup collection
The 2025 Ryder Cup will be held Sept. 23-28 at Bethpage Black in Farmingdale, New York, as the United States side looks to recapture the cup from the European team, who won it in 2023.
Before the best players in the world head to the Big Apple, it's time to gear up with official 2025 Ryder Cup apparel from Peter Millar. The brand's Ryder Cup collection features a solid selection of polo shirts and outerwear so you can show your spirit for the game's greatest international competition.
Check out some of our top picks below.
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Peter Millar - 45th Ryder Cup Jubilee Stripe Performance Polo
The Ryder Cup emblem pops off this bright red striped Jubilee Performance Polo from Peter Millar. The shirt itself — included in Golfweek's favorite polos of 2025 — features the brand's signature "Summer Comfort" fabric makeup, which wicks moisture away from your body and allows for maximum mobility and stretch, promising a cool and comfy round on the golf course without sacrificing style or class.
Peter Millar - 45th Ryder Cup Ryder Reversible Vest
For a lot of us, fall weather can be unpredictable. It can be cool and damp in the morning and then warm and sunny in the afternoon. When you're playing golf in conditions like that, you need something versatile. What better way to celebrate fall golf than with a Ryder Cup-branded reversible rest from Peter Millar. This classic-looking piece is half windbreaker, half cozy sweater. One side features water-resistant microfiber material. Flip it around and you have Merino wool. This one is essential for your fall golf wardrobe.
Peter Millar - 45th Ryder Cup Stealth Performance Quarter-Zip
By the time the Ryder Cup rolls around, we'll be past the hottest months and depending on where you live, the weather could require a little outerwear. If that's the case, the Stealth Performance Quarter-Zip is exactly what you need. It's an ultra-lightweight pullover made from mostly polyester that wicks moisture and provides protection from the sun. It does all of that while looking sharp and fresh.
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