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Count on around four hours for an ordinary fourball over 18 holes. If two of you are playing it goes faster, often a fair bit under three and a hal...

The green card is golf's driving licence. It's proof that you can swing, know the most important rules and understand how to behave among other pla...

Most modern golf polos are built from polyester, usually blended with a small percentage of spandex (elastane) for stretch. That blend is what lets...

The short answer: your golf shorts should sit at your natural waist without a belt fighting to hold them up, hit just above the kneecap, and leave ...

A microfiber golf towel earns its spot on your bag because of how the fabric is built: ultra-fine synthetic fibers, split into thousands of tiny st...

A golf cap absorbs everything a round throws at it: sweat, sunscreen, salt, grass clippings, and eighteen holes of humidity. The good news is that ...

The short answer to why can't you wear shorts in golf is that no universal rule bans them at all. Shorts are perfectly legal for most amateur golfe...

The polos that stay comfortable from the first tee through a post-round beer share three things: a fabric that moves sweat off your skin, a little ...

Golf shorts should land right at the top of the kneecap or an inch above it, which for most men means an inseam somewhere between 7 and 9 inches. T...

The short answer to what socks to wear with golf shorts is this: a low-cut or ankle sock made from a moisture-wicking blend or fine merino wool, in...

Golf shorts are purpose-built shorts designed for the golf swing: cut with a bit of stretch, made from moisture-wicking technical fabric, finished ...

A golf towel does one job above all others: it protects contact. Clean grooves put spin on the ball, dry grips stop the club from twisting in your ...