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USA Today
a day ago
- Lifestyle
- USA Today
Ashworth Golf is not new, but it's making a statement for golfers of all levels
Ashworth Golf is not new, but it's making a statement for golfers of all levels There are so many brands that sell polos out there, some times it's hard to know what to trust and what's a bust. In the golf world, no matter your level, a golfer is always looking for a combination of both stylish and functional. These days to perform your best on the course you need moisture-wicking material, flexible apparel that moves as you do. However, there is a reason the old adage exists, look good, feel good, play good. Ashworth Golf understands the importance of both style and function. Ashworth is not new, in fact they've been around for 35 years, but they're having a bit of a moment in the golf world. With Freddie Couples as a longtime brand ambassador, Ashworth hits every type of golfer, those looking to have a good time on the weekends, and those competing for major championships. Here are some of our favorite pieces of Ashworth Golf apparel, including polos, pants, shorts, hoodies, quarter zips and more. Ashworth Golf polos With dozens of different types of polos, each coming in multiple colorways and patterns, you could have a different Ashworth polo for every day of the golf season. Striped polos never go out of style, and are always slimming. Ashworth Golf pants Ashworth makes two main types of golf pant, the Classic Stretch Golf Pant and the 5 Pocket Stretch Warp Pant. Each comes in a variety of colors to match your new polos. Ashworth Golf hoodies Ashworth offers a handful of hoodies, many of which are currently 30% off as we hit the warmer months of the year. These are still perfect for the early morning rounds just as the sun comes up. Ashworth Golf shorts Like the golf pants, Ashworth makes two types of golf short, the Classic Stretch Short and the Clubhouse Short. Both retail for $115.
Indianapolis Star
2 days ago
- Lifestyle
- Indianapolis Star
Up and coming golf brands: Ashworth is for golfers of all levels
Flexible, breathable, moisture-wicking, lightweight, everything you want in a golf shirt and 30% off. Save 30% at Ashworth There are so many brands that sell polos out there, some times it's hard to know what to trust and what's a bust. In the golf world, no matter your level, a golfer is always looking for a combination of both stylish and functional. These days to perform your best on the course you need moisture-wicking material, flexible apparel that moves as you do. However, there is a reason the old adage exists, look good, feel good, play good. Ashworth Golf understands the importance of both style and function. Ashworth is not new, in fact they've been around for 35 years, but they're having a bit of a moment in the golf world. With Freddie Couples as a longtime brand ambassador, Ashworth hits every type of golfer, those looking to have a good time on the weekends, and those competing for major championships. Here are some of our favorite pieces of Ashworth Golf apparel, including polos, pants, shorts, hoodies, quarter zips and more. With dozens of different types of polos, each coming in multiple colorways and patterns, you could have a different Ashworth polo for every day of the golf season. Striped polos never go out of style, and are always slimming. Ashworth makes two main types of golf pant, the Classic Stretch Golf Pant and the 5 Pocket Stretch Warp Pant. Each comes in a variety of colors to match your new polos. Another early morning or late afternoon fit, these pants double as a comfortable work or date night option. $135 at Ashworth Ashworth offers a handful of hoodies, many of which are currently 30% off as we hit the warmer months of the year. These are still perfect for the early morning rounds just as the sun comes up. Perfect for the early morning summer round or summer evenings after the course. $115 at Ashworth Like the golf pants, Ashworth makes two types of golf short, the Classic Stretch Short and the Clubhouse Short. Both retail for $115. Get ready for summer golf with these Ashworth shorts that come in five colorways.
USA Today
3 days ago
- Lifestyle
- USA Today
Up and coming golf brands: Ashworth is for golfers of all levels
Up and coming golf brands: Ashworth is for golfers of all levels There are so many brands that sell polos out there, some times it's hard to know what to trust and what's a bust. In the golf world, no matter your level, a golfer is always looking for a combination of both stylish and functional. These days to perform your best on the course you need moisture-wicking material, flexible apparel that moves as you do. However, there is a reason the old adage exists, look good, feel good, play good. Ashworth Golf understands the importance of both style and function. Ashworth is not new, in fact they've been around for 35 years, but they're having a bit of a moment in the golf world. With Freddie Couples as a longtime brand ambassador, Ashworth hits every type of golfer, those looking to have a good time on the weekends, and those competing for major championships. Here are some of our favorite pieces of Ashworth Golf apparel, including polos, pants, shorts, hoodies, quarter zips and more. Ashworth Golf polos With dozens of different types of polos, each coming in multiple colorways and patterns, you could have a different Ashworth polo for every day of the golf season. Striped polos never go out of style, and are always slimming. Ashworth Golf pants Ashworth makes two main types of golf pant, the Classic Stretch Golf Pant and the 5 Pocket Stretch Warp Pant. Each comes in a variety of colors to match your new polos. Ashworth Golf hoodies Ashworth offers a handful of hoodies, many of which are currently 30% off as we hit the warmer months of the year. These are still perfect for the early morning rounds just as the sun comes up. Ashworth Golf shorts Like the golf pants, Ashworth makes two types of golf short, the Classic Stretch Short and the Clubhouse Short. Both retail for $115.
USA Today
11-03-2025
- USA Today
5 Things I Never Play Golf Without: Jason Lusk
5 Things I Never Play Golf Without: Jason Lusk Our scratch handicap travel editor loves a minimalist golf bag, but there are a few things he always takes with him, for rain and for shine. Five things I always take with me on the course? Hmm. I'm a bit of a minimalist, and I walk a lot of courses, 63 of them in 2024. For me it's all about weight, or better said, the lack of it. I normally have about five golf balls in my bag, a handful of plastic tees that last longer than wood tees on a road trip, two Sharpies and one of those little plastic cups to help put a straight line on a golf ball. There's an ancient rangefinder that's on about its 20th battery, and that's pretty much it for my tech. The heaviest part of my bag is the bouquet of headcovers that have sprung up as I've gotten older – Freddie Couples is on to something with all his hybrids. But there are a few things I take along on any trip that always bring a smile to my face, and a few other items that I won't leave home without that help me deal with any weather, rain and shine. A (sometimes) lucky Irish coin, $6 I used foreign coins as ball markers for decades, but in recent years I have kept this touristy Irish coin in my pocket. It has part of a traditional Irish blessing on the back – the way I putt, I could use all the help I can get. My favorite part: This coin is dense and easy to grab in my pocket, no fiddling around in a rain suit to find what I need. My young daughter bought it for me in Galway shop, and I bought three backups on my most recent trip to the Emerald Isle. It's about the same size as an American quarter. St. Andrews pitchmark repair tool, free As soon as I fished this repair tool out of the starter's box on the first tee of the Old Course, I had a new favorite. Every time I pull it out of my pocket, it reminds of the Home of Golf. The positive memories it evokes are always welcome. It's in keeping with my minimalist approach – effective, sturdy and beautiful in its simplicity. Call me crazy, its shape reminds me of the Starship Enterprise. I wrote that it was free in the heading above, but of course you do have to get yourself to St. Andrews to pick up your own – it's a trip every golfer should make at least once. Play St. Andrews in 2026 Little Donkey Andy insulated pants, around $50-$60 I've become the Pied Piper of Little Donkey Andy, telling anyone who asks all about these fleece-lined weather pants. Found on Amazon, the brand offers several styles, most of them under the label of hiking pants, all of them with belt loops. I have two water resistant pairs (they've never soaked through) for simply cold, damp and windy days, when temps drops into the high 30s and low 40s. I also have two pairs that are even heartier for truly nasty days, when rain and sometimes ice blows in sideways. Unlike normal rain paints, you wear these all day, never having to pull rain pants on and off. Several high-end manufacturers make beautiful and branded pants that do the same thing, but they tend to run into the hundreds of dollars. With Little Donkey Andy priced so low and with warm pants this good, it's all smiles for me on even the most blustery days on any links course. The brand makes several models with various temperature ratings for men and women. Shop Little Donkey Andy golf pants An ultra lightweight golf bag from Titleist, Ping or Sun Mountain, $200-290 Sometimes walking more than 15 miles in a day, I want a carry bag that's effortless to throw across my old-man shoulders. Every pound matters. In recent years, I've used a Titleist Players 4 Carbon bag, a Ping Hoofer Lite and most recently a Sun Mountain 2.5, and each of these has been great – ultra light and still sturdy. This year's model of the Sun Mountain 2.5 weighs in at a featherweight 2.9 pounds and holds a full set with ease. I've used my blue 2.5 for more than 300 rounds and have taken it on at least 100 flights – all the zippers still work, the legs still pop out and it still weighs next to nothing. Save 20% on Sun Mountain 2.5 golf bag Oakley Radar EV Path sunglasses, $231 I wear contacts, and breezes can dry out my eyes to the point of distraction. I've used non-polarized Oakleys for years on the course, ever since my eye doctor told me to avoid polarization that can effect a player's greens reading. I bought this latest model last year and have worn them for some 100 rounds. The Prizm lenses were designed for golf, never too dark but still providing dry-eye relief. Shop Oakley Radar EV Path sunglasses
