Most comfortable and functional golf pants?

[vamosjackets]

I've been searching for the perfect golf pants (that will likely also serve as work pants) for a while.  I found some realllly comfortable, stretchy, cool/breathable, good-looking ones ... Travis Mathew "Right On Time" pants and another model (forget the name).  But, there was one big issue that was a deal-breaker.  No real polite way to say this ... It shows your junk ... like pretty detailed outlines.  I really loved the pants, so I was bummed, and ended up calling the company and the rep said they actually were aware of that issue and that it was very tricky to make something comfortable that wouldn't have that problem, but that they were working on it.  I kept searching and found several more brands with the same issue.  Anyone here found any "unicorn" pants that are super comfortable but somehow don't have that issue?

[cdnavalanche9312]

Lulu lemon will be mentioned here many times, I am also a huge fan, but I recently found the new adidas chino pants to be another great option.  Try Lulu first 

[PlatinumNike]

I’ve been wearing under Armour tapered golf pants.
 

Good material, sizing and I’ve been able to wear them with dress shoes and a polo/sweater. 

[tim_harris]

I wore linksoul forever….  Just recently bought the Lulu ABC to try on.  Liked them so much ordered a few other pairs in different colors.

[byoshio82]

I bought a pair of VRST pants on a whim and really like them. 

Edited May 3 by byoshio82

[mussgolf]

I have six pair of Twillory pants, but they are not for warm weather! They are on the thicker side so unless they are skin tight you won’t have the junk showing issue. They are dressy enough I can wear them in a semi-business professional office with a nice button up shirt and a tie. I have some bonobos pants that I liked, but not as comfortable as these. 

[blopar]

Tommy Bahama Boracay Slacks--multiple colors, mildly elastic, also available as shorts. Perfect cloth weight for golf !

[NBowling11]

On 5/2/2024 at 3:26 PM, vamosjackets said:

I've been searching for the perfect golf pants (that will likely also serve as work pants) for a while.  I found some realllly comfortable, stretchy, cool/breathable, good-looking ones ... Travis Mathew "Right On Time" pants and another model (forget the name).  But, there was one big issue that was a deal-breaker.  No real polite way to say this ... It shows your junk ... like pretty detailed outlines.  I really loved the pants, so I was bummed, and ended up calling the company and the rep said they actually were aware of that issue and that it was very tricky to make something comfortable that wouldn't have that problem, but that they were working on it.  I kept searching and found several more brands with the same issue.  Anyone here found any "unicorn" pants that are super comfortable but somehow don't have that issue?

Anything Greyson is nice.  The wainscott is probably the best for this "problem."

Dunning golf pants have been good to me as well.

Footjoy has a nice 5 pocket pant that helps with this problem as well.

[Amarsuperstar]

I have a bunch of Adidas, Nike, Vuori, etc but my favorite pair is True Linkswear. 

[BYK]

Lulu

[st1800e]

A couple years ago now, but Callaway had some 5 pocket pants that work pretty well. Very light and have some flex.  
Occasionally I find some decent pants at Costco.  Buy a couple sizes and donate or return those that don’t work.  Sporting some GAP 5 pockets from there, not great in hot weather, but good in the shoulder seasons.  

[jah7838]

If you have a Costco membership, I’ve got quite a few pairs of Greg Norman’s line of golf pants from there. They’re extremely comfortable and fit really nice.  

[LuvToGolfGuy]

As with most of these kind of posts/questions.....  it depends half on what you want to spend. 

 

You'll get the recommendations on 'cheaper', more generic stuff and then you'll get the recommendations on the high price stuff. 

 

To answer the question, I'm going to tell you the high price stuff but that's not an option or necessary for some.  I'd recommend the Gfore tour pant, really most any of the Greyson offerings, and although I prefer the fitting of my Gfore/Greyson pant, the Lulu pant is a fine option as well. 

 

I like my thinner 'open to close' TM pants in the summer time, and at the office, but yeah, they're not hiding anything. 

[caniac6]

Probably not the most fashionable, but the Kirkland golf pants, and shorts, work just fine for me.

[Ruleschamp]

Over 50 years old -- Lulu

Under 50 -- Rhone or Bonobos

[masegolf1978]

Vineyard vines fairways....