The staff here at PluggedInGolf is pretty knowledgeable about golf gear, but even we didn’t realize Mizuno was seriously involved in the apparel game. We sent James Lower to investigate and find out whether their clothes are as high quality as their clubs.
If you’re the type who won’t come off the course regardless of how cold, windy, or wet it is, you need to consider adding some Galvin Green to your wardrobe.
Serious golfers play in all conditions, so they need gear that can handle anything from rain to cold to wind. Sun Mountain’s new Tour Series apparel is just that kind of gear.
You probably already know that Kentwool makes the best socks in golf, but did you know that they have a new line designed for those who prefer a thinner-feeling sock? Check out Matt’s review of the KW Series.
If Antigua isn’t on your short list for high performance, high value golf apparel, you need to get a new list. For this review, Andrew put their apparel to the test and found that it delivered in every way.
Ian Poulter’s company, IJP Design, continues to grow and create exciting new apparel for on and off the course. Read Bill’s review to see if he still loves IJP Design this season.
Devereux is back for another apparel review at PluggedInGolf.com. Read our review to see if this is a new brand you should be paying attention to.
Ready for the rainy season? No? Read Bill’s review of Sunice’s rain gear and maybe it will help prepare you a little more.
Ogio is known as one of the best bag makers in the game, but how do they do with their newest venture into apparel? Read Plugged In Golf’s review to find out.
Looking to stay cool on the course? The new ClimaChill line from Adidas is just what you’re searching for.
The staff here at PluggedInGolf is pretty knowledgeable about golf gear, but even we didn’t realize Mizuno was seriously involved in the apparel game. We sent James Lower to investigate and find out whether their clothes are as high quality as their clubs.
If you’re the type who won’t come off the course regardless of how cold, windy, or wet it is, you need to consider adding some Galvin Green to your wardrobe.
Serious golfers play in all conditions, so they need gear that can handle anything from rain to cold to wind. Sun Mountain’s new Tour Series apparel is just that kind of gear.
You probably already know that Kentwool makes the best socks in golf, but did you know that they have a new line designed for those who prefer a thinner-feeling sock? Check out Matt’s review of the KW Series.
If Antigua isn’t on your short list for high performance, high value golf apparel, you need to get a new list. For this review, Andrew put their apparel to the test and found that it delivered in every way.
Ian Poulter’s company, IJP Design, continues to grow and create exciting new apparel for on and off the course. Read Bill’s review to see if he still loves IJP Design this season.
Devereux is back for another apparel review at PluggedInGolf.com. Read our review to see if this is a new brand you should be paying attention to.
Ready for the rainy season? No? Read Bill’s review of Sunice’s rain gear and maybe it will help prepare you a little more.
Ogio is known as one of the best bag makers in the game, but how do they do with their newest venture into apparel? Read Plugged In Golf’s review to find out.
Looking to stay cool on the course? The new ClimaChill line from Adidas is just what you’re searching for.
The staff here at PluggedInGolf is pretty knowledgeable about golf gear, but even we didn’t realize Mizuno was seriously involved in the apparel game. We sent James Lower to investigate and find out whether their clothes are as high quality as their clubs.
If you’re the type who won’t come off the course regardless of how cold, windy, or wet it is, you need to consider adding some Galvin Green to your wardrobe.
Serious golfers play in all conditions, so they need gear that can handle anything from rain to cold to wind. Sun Mountain’s new Tour Series apparel is just that kind of gear.
You probably already know that Kentwool makes the best socks in golf, but did you know that they have a new line designed for those who prefer a thinner-feeling sock? Check out Matt’s review of the KW Series.
If Antigua isn’t on your short list for high performance, high value golf apparel, you need to get a new list. For this review, Andrew put their apparel to the test and found that it delivered in every way.
Ian Poulter’s company, IJP Design, continues to grow and create exciting new apparel for on and off the course. Read Bill’s review to see if he still loves IJP Design this season.
Devereux is back for another apparel review at PluggedInGolf.com. Read our review to see if this is a new brand you should be paying attention to.
Ready for the rainy season? No? Read Bill’s review of Sunice’s rain gear and maybe it will help prepare you a little more.
Ogio is known as one of the best bag makers in the game, but how do they do with their newest venture into apparel? Read Plugged In Golf’s review to find out.
Looking to stay cool on the course? The new ClimaChill line from Adidas is just what you’re searching for.
