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USA Today
6 hours ago
- Entertainment
- USA Today
Best golf polos under $50: Apparel from Nike, TravisMathew, Under Armour and more
We all love golf, and we all love to make sure we look good while we're playing it. But golf can be a major burden on the bank account sometimes. Between clubs, balls, green fees, cart fees, membership dues — whatever it may be — it's no secret that golf isn't exactly the most wallet-friendly sport or activity out there. It can add up quickly. That's why we're here to help you save some money on your golf wardrobe. Here are our eight favorite polo shirts you can add to your closet today for less than $50. Callaway - Pro Spin Fine Line Stripe Golf Polo This is a simple and classic offering from Callaway that will go a long way in your golf closet. The Pro Spin Fine Line Stripe Golf Polo comes in seven different colors and features breathable Opti-Dry fabric that offers UPF 30 sun protection and keeps you comfortable throughout your round. TravisMathew - Hang Glide Polo Shirt TravisMathew makes so many quality shirts, you can almost always find one for a discounted price. The Hang Glide Polo is a great option if you're looking for a comfortable shirt with a great fit that features a built-in collar to ensure it stays crisp and sharp. Nike - Dri-FIT Victory Striped Golf Polo Nike's signature Dri-FIT technology might seem like it's been around for a long time, but it remains a staple in golf apparel. This Victory Striped Golf Polo features breathable, moisture-wicking fabric made from 100% recycled polyester and has a ribbed collar that prevents it from curling after washing. PGA Tour Apparel - Micro Geo Print Golf Polo Shirt PGA Tour Apparel is always going to be a great place to check for golf items that are kind to your wallet. This particular offering is just $30 and comes in four different color ways with a stylish design. It's made from 100% polyester for optimal flexibility and comfort. Under Armour - Tech Golf Polo Under Armour consistently offers solid products at a more affordable price point than other golf brands, so it only makes sense that it would appear on this list. The Tech Golf Polo is offered in 11 different colors and fits looser for a relaxed, comfortable feel and increased mobility. Chubbies - Go To Polo Shirt Mobility and breathability. That's what Chubbies is after with the Go To Polo Shirt. It's made from 90% polyester and 10% spandex for extra stretch while offering UPF 50 sun protection and a tailored fit to make sure you're looking sharp on the golf course. Walter Hagen - Performance 11 Novelty Print Golf Polo Want options? Look no further than the Walter Hagen Performance 11 Novelty Print Golf Polo. It's offered in a whopping 30 different colorways and prints, with many of them coming in under the $50 mark (including the one pictured), depending on the size and style. It's a quality shirt, too, featuring DRI-LOGIC technology that wicks sweat from your body. J. Lindeberg - Club House Loose Fit Polo Shirt You probably think of J. Lindeberg as more on the luxury side of things in the golf world, which is true, but that doesn't mean you can't find some deals on their awesome products, including the Club House Loose Fit Polo Shirt, complete with high-quality stretch fabric, a sharp design and a snap-button on the collar.


Daily Record
05-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Record
Scottish Open not just about golf as KT Tunstall and Irvine Welsh star in Fringe by the Tee
Top Scottish acts offer fans off-course highlights at golf Music star KT Tunstall and Irvine Welsh are set to ensure it's not all about just golf at the Genesis Scottish Open. Tournament organisers are ensuring a huge week off-course as well as on it with a raft of experiences planned for the four days in East Lothian. In the Fan Zone, the highlight will be the return of Fringe by the Tee, a collaboration with the local Fringe by the Sea festival. Tunstall, the Grammy-nominated, Brit Award-winning artist, is playing a set on Saturday night just 24 hours after author-turned DJ Welsh cranks up the tunes. As well as music, the Fringe by the Tee pop-up stage will offer something for everyone, including comedian Fred MacAulay, who will host daily entertainment daily slots. Families can catch the always-popular Alexander the Great, an award-winning entertainer delivering circus skills, party games, disco dancing, and plenty of magic for the kids. Other highlights of the Fan Zone include Mini Golf and Long Putt experiences, raising money for The Renaissance Club Foundation, while fans can also buy a limited edition tartan range from worn by ambassadors such as Viktor Hovland and Mathieu Pavon, and gain access to the J.L Clubhouse hospitality facility on the Sixth Hole by spending £100 or more in the Merchandise Store. Fringe By The Tee Festival Director Rory Steel explained: 'We run Fringe By The Sea in North Berwick in August just down the road from where the golf takes place and, a couple of years back, we were asked to come down and have a look and it was an absolutely amazing opportunity to really help with the growth of what is an amazing event. 'We went away and had a good long think about who it is that are coming to the golf and how we can expand it beyond the core enthusiast, especially to the families who might not have a fleeting interest in the game itself. 'There are so many great things. Whether it is the Stephen Gallacher Foundation for ace pro tips, to the crazy golf course raising funds for Leuchie House, to the main stage where we can bring to life the fan zone with bands, DJs, comedy, kids shows and a whole golf bag full of fun. 'It's not just what is happening on the course, the track or the field at major sporting occasions now, it's what happens off the field, too. People are spending a not-insignificant sum to come along and, yes, the sport is the key to it all, but so is making sure there is something for everyone. ' Irvine Welsh doing a DJ set will be ace for Friday night's crowd followed by KT Tunstall for Saturday and having Scottish legends like that at the Genesis Scottish Open is all part of the appeal. They buy into it, too. They are invested and it shows how the event has grown in popularity and is going from strength to strength on and off the course.'

The Wire
19-06-2025
- Business
- The Wire
How Golfoy is Making Quality Golf Gear More Accessible in India
Chandigarh [India], June 19: For years, Indian golfers faced limited options when it came to purchasing premium golf equipment. Physical retail stores often carried a restricted range, and international imports came with heavy markups. Golfoy has addressed this gap by offering a comprehensive selection of clubs, apparel, and accessories at competitive prices. With an online model, the platform ensures that golfers across the country, regardless of location, have access to top-tier brands without the hassle of middlemen or exorbitant import duties. A Digital-First Approach to Golf Shopping E-commerce has played a critical role in breaking down barriers in sports retail, and Golfoy has utilized this shift to the fullest, building a smooth online shopping experience. With a user-friendly interface, detailed product descriptions, and authentic customer reviews, the platform allows golfers to make informed purchasing decisions. It also provides expert guidance through personalized recommendations, catering to both amateur and seasoned players. Additionally, Golfoy ensures that aspiring golfers get a strong start by offering beginner-friendly gear, training aids, and expert content tailored to newcomers. This helps simplify the complexities of choosing the right equipment. Affordability Meets Authenticity Beyond accessibility, affordability remains an important factor in golf's growth in India. Golfoy has strategically positioned itself to offer a balance between cost-effectiveness and authenticity. By eliminating counterfeit risks and ensuring competitive pricing, the platform makes quality golf gear more accessible to enthusiasts across the country. Seasonal discounts, loyalty programs, and pre-owned equipment listings further expand affordability, making quality gear accessible to a broader demographic. The platform offers a wide range of internationally renowned brands, including Callaway, TaylorMade, Titleist, Ping, Mizuno, and Cobra, ensuring that Indian golfers have access to the same high-quality equipment as their global counterparts. Conclusion Golfoy's impact extends beyond retail. By actively engaging with the golfing community through tournaments, sponsorships, and educational content, it is contributing to the sport's grassroots development. As Golfoy continues to expand its offerings, it is expected to further bridge the gap between international standards and the needs of Indian golfers. (Disclaimer: The above press release comes to you under an arrangement with PNN and PTI takes no editorial responsibility for the same.). This is an auto-published feed from PTI with no editorial input from The Wire.


Fashion Network
10-06-2025
- Business
- Fashion Network
J.Lindeberg to launch first women's fashion collection next year, teaser campaign begins
Sweden's is moving into women's ready-to-wear. The Swedish brand that's been known until now for its sports-linked men's and womenswear but its men's-only fashion lines, will launch its first women's fashion collection in January next year. The 30-year-old label said it's 'a key step in the brand's continued evolution into a lifestyle brand'. Since 1996, has bridged the worlds of sport and fashion via its golf, ski and tennis clothing and already has a foundation in womenswear through high-performance collections for those specific sports. And it said the new RTW line 'builds on that momentum, offering a sharp, versatile wardrobe designed for modern lives in constant motion'. We're told the collection reflects its Scandi roots 'while looking outward with a progressive, global mindset. It speaks to individuals with high expectations, who lead active lives and expect their clothes to reflect that drive. Each piece is made to support dynamic routines, from city streets and creative spaces to the clubhouse, mountains and beyond'. Despite not launching globally for another six months, 'to build early momentum, is teasing the collection through key global profiles, such as model Georgia Fowler, Desiré Inglander, Gabrielle Richardson and Stella Xu – offering an early glimpse of standout styles in real lifestyle settings across core markets'. The full campaign will roll out closer to launch. The news comes in a year when the brand is heavily focused on global expansion. Back in April it opened its largest flagship store to date in Seoul, South Korea. Spanning five floors in the Gangnam district, the new space was a significant step in the brand's expansion to the Asian market with South Korea one of the fastest-growing markets for both sports and fashion, 'making it a strategic location for latest retail investment'.


Fashion Network
10-06-2025
- Business
- Fashion Network
J.Lindeberg to launch first women's fashion collection next year, teaser campaign begins
Sweden's is moving into women's ready-to-wear. The Swedish brand that's been known until now for its sports-linked men's and womenswear but its men's-only fashion lines, will launch its first women's fashion collection in January next year. The 30-year-old label said it's 'a key step in the brand's continued evolution into a lifestyle brand'. Since 1996, has bridged the worlds of sport and fashion via its golf, ski and tennis clothing and already has a foundation in womenswear through high-performance collections for those specific sports. And it said the new RTW line 'builds on that momentum, offering a sharp, versatile wardrobe designed for modern lives in constant motion'. We're told the collection reflects its Scandi roots 'while looking outward with a progressive, global mindset. It speaks to individuals with high expectations, who lead active lives and expect their clothes to reflect that drive. Each piece is made to support dynamic routines, from city streets and creative spaces to the clubhouse, mountains and beyond'. Despite not launching globally for another six months, 'to build early momentum, is teasing the collection through key global profiles, such as model Georgia Fowler, Desiré Inglander, Gabrielle Richardson and Stella Xu – offering an early glimpse of standout styles in real lifestyle settings across core markets'. The full campaign will roll out closer to launch. The news comes in a year when the brand is heavily focused on global expansion. Back in April it opened its largest flagship store to date in Seoul, South Korea. Spanning five floors in the Gangnam district, the new space was a significant step in the brand's expansion to the Asian market with South Korea one of the fastest-growing markets for both sports and fashion, 'making it a strategic location for latest retail investment'.