Best golf polo

[makana]

18 minutes ago, MattM97 said:

This is for the bigger guys, but Adidas is quite nice I like the feel of the polos, one gripe is that they are a touch short. I just ordered some Bonobos shirts and I'm quite pleased, haven't played in the yet but they are plenty long and roomy as well. Have to try some of these other brands listed, just need to see if they have the bigger sizes. 

If you like longer shirts...RLX is pretty long. they stay tucked in for me all day, even with all the wild swings I make throughout the round lol. 

[MattM97]

Just now, makana said:

If you like longer shirts...RLX is pretty long. they stay tucked in for me all day, even with all the wild swings I make throughout the round lol. 

 

I've unfortunately have put on some weight cause of lockdown and other life stressors so I don't fit into any sizes they have now. But hopefully in a year or so I'll be down in size and can, so thanks for the info. 

[Diamana_Stinger]

Hey all,

 

Have a quick question...of the brands mentioned in this thread, and perhaps even a couple that have not, who has the slimmest cut polo?Just really slim throughout, chest, sleeves, etc.

[x5andr6]

9 hours ago, Diamana_Stinger said:

Hey all,

 

Have a quick question...of the brands mentioned in this thread, and perhaps even a couple that have not, who has the slimmest cut polo?Just really slim throughout, chest, sleeves, etc.

My J Lindeberg polos are really slim. They have different cuts but their slim cut is pretty slim.

[regiwstruk]

Holderness and Bourne is the best but you pay for it. I also like Bad Birdie to get a little louder without being tacky.

 

Peter Millar are very good quality but the sleeves are too long or grippy, something. 

 

If you play/practice in the heat a lot, just had some success with Amazon Basics. It was like $17 or something and totally fine for grinding in the heat. Just plain but works.

[randyfitz]

peter millar and it's not even close in my opinion.  i also wear nike, ua, vineyard vines, linksoul, but peter millars are always my favorite.

 

why does linksoul not make polyester shirts?  wore one of theirs wednesday and sweat right through it - it was only 80 degress.

[Carl Spackler3]

I have no problem paying for a quality shirt and own a lot of the above mentioned. I find sunscreen to be the almost destruction of good shirts,  very frustrating

[DrDon]

1 hour ago, Carl Spackler3 said:

I have no problem paying for a quality shirt and own a lot of the above mentioned. I find sunscreen to be the almost destruction of good shirts,  very frustrating

 

The sunscreens with avobenzone turn white golf shirts the color orange.   I have had more luck using zinc-based sunscreens --both for effective sun protection and for not ruining the color of golf shirts.

[JunkerJorge]

I have a few Peter Millar and they are nice. But I got to be honest, Puma is straight killing it right now. If you think they are just bright orange pants give them another look. They are making some good stuff in lots of different styles and the fabrics they are putting out right now are legit.

[me05501]

No other Criquet fans here? I like their polos quite a bit. They fit at the neck and shoulders without being too baggy or too trim at the waist. 

[JunkerJorge]

1 minute ago, me05501 said:

No other Criquet fans here? I like their polos quite a bit. They fit at the neck and shoulders without being too baggy or too trim at the waist. 

It's been a minute since I tried them. Something about them (years ago) didn't quite fit right to me in the collar area. Without being about to try them locally I just moved on. For that type of semi-cotton shirt I really like linksoul.

[x5andr6]

12 hours ago, JunkerJorge said:

I have a few Peter Millar and they are nice. But I got to be honest, Puma is straight killing it right now. If you think they are just bright orange pants give them another look. They are making some good stuff in lots of different styles and the fabrics they are putting out right now are legit.

Loving the designs the puma is putting out lately but I can't get over how flimsy the collars are. I wish they were a bit more structured, if you know what I mean.

[mcc0819]

Go to your nearest Marshall’s, TJMaxx, etc. and buy every RLX or Peter Millar on the rack.  I recently got a nice haul at $29 a shirt.  

[scott406]

On 5/25/2021 at 9:35 PM, JunkerJorge said:

Puma is straight killing it right now.

Just got my 1st Puma shirt and absolutely loved it

I am a Adidas and a Nike guy but only certain Nike, I sweat a lot and some Nike will stick in the arms

Will check out Peter Millar

 

 

[jpbova]

I posted this on another thread but Nike’s designs have been really poor. The nicest styled shirts, to me, are: 

 

johnnie-o - by far and away #1. Streelman always looks excellent

peter millar

 

travis Mathew 

 

[qtlaw]

I went Lindeberg this year and got my first polos; they have the best collars hands down, minimal, yet they sit down and hold their form nicely.

 

The Johnnie - O classic 4 button looks nice so just pulled the trigger on one of them.  

[Mr. Grumpy]

Y'all, I am telling you. 

Best fit period - Peter Millar (best of the "other brands")

Worst smell after -Nike (close second UA)

Best in the heat. - Puma (with some of the fabrics you an feel the air flow through when you walk)

Baggiest - Foot Joy (bar none)

Somewhere in the middle of all - Adidas (meh)

 

 

[Bill Broderick]

I absolutely love my PING polos.  I was skeptical of them at first.  But since buying my first one, back when TGW had PING apparel at insanely low prices, I've bought dozens of PING shirts every time that they go on sale.

[Righty to Lefty]

There are so many great polos out there to chose from but I am to the point now that I am aware of just how much a polo actually costs that I will only pay so much for one unless I really like it or it has a logo from a course that I really enjoyed.  Favorites are: 

 

Fenix Xcell

Cross

Monterey Club

Druh

J Lindeberg

2GG

Sunice

 

That being said there are a lot of good apparel manufacturers . 

[kwainio]

Holderness & Bourne. Couldn't be more impressed.

[ND2005]

On 5/5/2021 at 9:03 AM, makana said:

Seems like I have to give the classic Peter Millar a try as well...I always thought their fits were large boxy and oversized...but i should give them another shot 

 

They've adjusted their standard fit somewhat. But they also have the "crown crafted" line which is more tailored

[x5andr6]

Gonna have to add another vote for Rhoback polos. I just got one in the mail this week and it ranks up there with the best of them. Hoping to grab a few more when they get more of the funky patterns in stock.

[Liveonce]

How does Peter millar and Greyson fit? For reference I wear Bonobos Medium slim fit and some under armour I have a regular small. 

[CTranggggg23]

Any thoughts on Travis Mathew? Always wondered what their fit and reputation among golfers is. 

[me05501]

If you like a more polished look and a tailored fit try the Charles Thyrwitt polos. Definitely office-worthy. 

[Minarets]

On 6/3/2021 at 11:52 AM, x5andr6 said:

Gonna have to add another vote for Rhoback polos. I just got one in the mail this week and it ranks up there with the best of them. Hoping to grab a few more when they get more of the funky patterns in stock.

Just ordered 2 to see which fits better.  Will send 1 back.   Then place orders from there.  Hope I like them.  I like the dog logo and the stripes.   I wait to make decision too often and they sell out my size pretty quick. 

[Hougz79]

I tend to live in Travis Matthew stuff.  I like the subtle colors.  Just gotta stay away from the 100% poly stuff; it doesn’t breathe.

[Minarets]

6 minutes ago, Hougz79 said:

I tend to live in Travis Matthew stuff.  I like the subtle colors.  Just gotta stay away from the 100% poly stuff; it doesn’t breathe.

Really?  I don’t own any but love the style.   What I do not like is any cotton in a polo.   Both for work or golf.  I try and get dual purpose polos and own almost only Peter Millar.   Just bought a Rhoback to try.   If I ever did buy TM it would be the performance material.   I wish you could sort on their site by material.   Performance material that doesn’t breath? 

[Hougz79]

15 minutes ago, Minarets said:

Really?  I don’t own any but love the style.   What I do not like is any cotton in a polo.   Both for work or golf.  I try and get dual purpose polos and own almost only Peter Millar.   Just bought a Rhoback to try.   If I ever did buy TM it would be the performance material.   I wish you could sort on their site by material.   Performance material that doesn’t breath? 

Correct.  Their cotton/poly blends are the best IMO and the Pima Cotton/poly blends are the best of all of them.  It seems counterintuitive since all my other brands I tend to buy in Poly/Spandex blends; but I’m not a fan of TM 100% poly.

[Liveonce]

Anyone know if holderness and Bourne or Peter millar run July 4 sales?