Clothes for golf from non-golf retailers

[MrC]

Hi

anyone buy their golf clothes from non-golf retailers.

I am thinking/looking for polo and chino style trousers that can be work and golf.

C

 

[golfbluecustard]

Highly recommend Uniqlo

Great prices - quality is all good - no branding or logos, which I've never for golf been that fussed about for a golf polo

GBC

 

[rosecott]

Hi

anyone buy their golf clothes from non-golf retailers.

I am thinking/looking for polo and chino style trousers that can be work and golf.

C

https://www.landsend.co.uk/Men/Trousers/ix-11364/Sale

Absolute top quality, terrific customer service, been using them for well over 20 years.

 

[need_my_wedge]

Next slimfit chinos and chino shorts are decent enough

 

[jim8flog]

I have never bought clothes from a golfing specific retailer, I am not rich enough.

I would sooner buy 5 shirts for £40 from a major discount shop than one for £40 from a golf shop.

Most of my clothes are generic and come from places like Sports Direct, Matalan Primark. Chinos are mainly from Marks and Spencer or Matalan because I like the fit.

 

[hovis]

Next do very good polo's

 

[patricks148]

Pretty much all my shorts and trousers for golf are from M&S all chino type very comfy and they do lots of colours

 

[jmf1488]

Although not non golf store but I bought chinos from Trendy golf and you can easily wear them off the course.

 

[Taz]

Debenhams Maine chinos, just like the fit .

 

[LincolnShep]

I find the idea that you need special clothes for golf to be hysterical - those that pay £70 for a polo shirt just because it's made by Galvin Green or Under Armour must have the rest of their lives absolutely nailed. I'd rather have a cheap shirt and spend the rest on a lesson.

 

[golfbluecustard]

I find the idea that you need special clothes for golf to be hysterical - those that pay £70 for a polo shirt just because it's made by Galvin Green or Under Armour must have the rest of their lives absolutely nailed. I'd rather have a cheap shirt and spend the rest on a lesson.

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[Neilds]

I find the idea that you need special clothes for golf to be hysterical - those that pay £70 for a polo shirt just because it's made by Galvin Green or Under Armour must have the rest of their lives absolutely nailed. I'd rather have a cheap shirt and spend the rest on a lesson.

Utter nonsense!!!! Everyone knows proper golf attire adds 10 yards for every item you wear- just wish I could find golf specific underwear ???

 

[Tongo]

I've only got one actual golf polo shirt. The rest are just bog standard polo shirts. Personally I find that too many golf shirts look chintzy and are garish.

 

[LincolnShep]

Utter nonsense!!!! Everyone knows proper golf attire adds 10 yards for every item you wear- just wish I could find golf specific underwear ???

Voila

 

[GB72]

I buy specific golf gear from TK Maxx (the one near me is not so much of a jumble sale as others). Found a number of major golf brand polos in there and rarely more than £15.00.

Another vote for Landsend as well. Their seconds shop in Oakham used to be great for total bargains as well.

 

[Lord Tyrion]

One of the great benefits of golf specific gear is that it doesn't need ironing after being washed .

In terms of trousers the golf specific ones are very light, more breathable than chinos, and if there is light rain it tends to bead off compared to chinos which absorb the water and hold it.

The tops are lighter than cotton so that is an advantage. Mfrs like the material as it gives them greater scope for colours, brightness and combinations.

None of the above factors are critical but they help. No need to spend a fortune, buy smart at the end of a season.

 

[BennyBoy85]

TK Maxx is great for branded bargains. Managed to pick up a Ralph Lauren golf polo and a J Lindeberg polo on my last trip. Obviously you need to get lucky and not mind trawling through the rails!

 

[Lord Tyrion]

TK Maxx is great for branded bargains. Managed to pick up a Ralph Lauren golf polo and a J Lindeberg polo on my last trip. Obviously you need to get lucky and not mind trawling through the rails!

TK Maxx is one of those places where everyone else gets lucky but I only seem to go there when it is full of tat. I've picked up a bargain in the home wear section but never clothes. Maybe my local one is just the tat dumping ground shop?

 

[GB72]

TK Maxx is one of those places where everyone else gets lucky but I only seem to go there when it is full of tat. I've picked up a bargain in the home wear section but never clothes. Maybe my local one is just the tat dumping ground shop?

Go on their website and click and collect.

 

[Deleted member 21258]

A lot of my golf clothing comes from Sports Direct (Dunlop/Slazenger), cheap and cheerful