Lightweight and moisture wicking golf shirt

[crp709]

Looking for a decent quality golf shirt that is lightweight and able to wick moisture enough to keep up with temps in the 90s and humidity around 95%. Most shirts I’ve tried seem to get so wet after a few holes it becomes soaked and heavy. Needs to be standard cut and not break the bank. Any suggestions or am I just dreaming?

[third-times-a-charm]

The Nike Zonal Cooling line....end of story.

[ChxDigLongBall]

Peter Millar Featherweight.

[rbark11]

Nike dry fit polos. They look great, and you can find them for a good price

[Ac18]

I second nike dry fit. Easy to find, good fit and reasonably priced.

[bigred90gt]

If you have a Target near you, the Champion C9 line are fantastic and around $20 each. If you have an outlet mall, Izod makes excellent shirts that run about $10 at their outlet stores. Both super thin, moisture wicking, great cut and stretchy so they stay tucked in. I’m a massive sweater and I live on the Texas Gulf Coast (extreme heat and humidity). Both are fantastic and exactly what you are looking for at a great price.

[monkeyboy]

I just went thru this and settled on Adidas. Started with their ClimaCool, but then tried the Ultimate 365 shirts, they are both great but the Ultimate 365 is a better quality shirt. Both very light and breathable. I play in ATL, typically 90 degrees and 85% humidity. Good sales thru the Adidas web site too. Nike dry fit is very good as well.

[jamgam]

I've been using the Amazon Essentials solid color Quick Dry. I'm in Atlanta also and I'm a huge sweater so no matter what shirt I wear it's going to be soaking wet at the end of a practice session or round anyways

[cflo2382]

> @third-times-a-charm said:

> The Nike Zonal Cooling line....end of story.

 

I second these. This line is incredible for hot humid days.

[TNSooner]

The new Greg Norman X-Lite 50 Golf shirt is one of the most incredible shirts I've ever worn. They are half the weight of any other shirt out there...about ready to pull the trigger on 4-5 more just to have extras.

 

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[Mullyman]

Not sure why, but my local Goodwill always seems to have near new dry wicking shirts in their inventory, at $6 it is hard to beat.

[DiscoDiner]

Peter Millar makes a featherweight shirt that is great (super light weight), but slightly holds moisture... it doesn’t bother me but have been told by friends that it sticks to their skin. Peter Millar’s other stuff is really nice as long as it is not cotton. Additionally, the Nike dry fit polos are great.