If you thought cable knit sweaters and paisley prints were only for the fall, you're mistaken! The latest and first collaboration between Quiet Golf and Puma Golf introduces us to new offerings that are understated with earthy tones at the forefront of the collection. Quiet Golf, a contemporary sportswear brand based in Costa Mesa, California, harnesses its name in this capsule using a muted brown and green color palette to preppy silhouettes (think pleats, cable knits, and saddle shoes) creating a trendy dichotomy for on-course wear that feels unconventional for Puma. 

From paisley print to animal print—Macklemore's Bogey Boys' most recent drop is delightfully serpentine. This limited edition capsule, comprised of just three items, feels unlike anything we've seen from the brand before. Animal print in men's golf apparel is a rarity, but snake-skin designs have an elegant and fashion-forward feel to them, and we'd love to see the polo paired with all-black accessories and a trucker hat (for a more modish look).

We can't get enough of this unique take on the hoodie that Asher just released. It's made with a soft terry cloth overlaid with mesh—inspired by classic caddy bibs. Asher, known for its high-quality gloves, has made strides in apparel and the Looper Collection is a fun yet simple foray into thematic drops for the brand.

Known for its sustainability efforts, Radmor's spring/summer collection features new silhouettes and colors in its offerings for men's and women's apparel. Each of Radmor's signature new polo, "The Taylor", is designed with 14 recycled plastic bottles, proving that you don't have to sacrifice style when shopping ethically.

Making its debut in women's golf apparel, Eastside Golf found a new partner in Mercedes-Benz USA, launching a nine-product capsule that takes the opposite approach to "shrink it and pink it". The Prussian blue color palette is contrasted with the dual logos of Eastside's classic script and swingman iconography and Mercedes' three-star emblem in white. The merger between Eastside Golf's casual, streetwear style and Mercedes-Benz's long history as a premier legacy car brand, is apparent with this capsule that embodies "recreational luxury". The headwear of this collection features a unique, fashion-forward approach with each piece lined with silk for an upscaled finish.

Ahead of the Masters, TRUE just launched major-inspired versions of its three top shoe models. Each pair is marked by the exclusive “members only” emblem and comes with exclusive swag: a reusable shoe bag, reversible leather head cover, knick-knacks pouch and golf towel. It’s worth it for the goodies, and is likely to sell out fast.

Few images are as burned in our brains as actor-golfer Luke Wilson’s sultry model shots for Criquet’s line of performance golf shirts (I mean, hello). Now, it’s his brother, Owen Wilson, hitting the golf headlines with news of an upcoming Apple TV+ comedy series focused on the life of a washed-up pro struggling with the hilarious (or at least comically familiar) cocktail that is midlife on the rocks. But this "dad-hat" trend is totally rocking! Pair it with a stylishly oversized and boxy cut tee or, for the ladies, your go-to leggings and cardigan throw.

The techy equipment brand’s apparel offerings have, for a longtime now, been subtly packing quite the sartorial punch. For the men’s side, this season’s drop ditches reserve for statement-making staples. And on the women’s side, led by golf and style crusader Renee Parsons, the silhouettes are bold, sporty, feminine and yet somehow also practical. In terms of large name brands doing clothing differently, PXG is one to watch.

The peppy women’s brand known for its flirty cute performance wear designed for the course has just launched its first two-item capsule of “social wear,” living up to the namesake and promising more gorgeousness to come. The release includes a sage-hued leafy floral gown, ideal for garden parties, sunset cocktails or summer weddings, in a mid- and floor-length variety, complete with a dramatic train and on-trend puffy, prairie-style sleeve. Bonus points if you wear this for a whole round.

We’re tracking this happy trend of supersaturated, technicolor hues, as seen in G/Fore’s skippy shoe release marked by vibrant sole detailing, and Malbon’s limited-edition collaboration with the Japanese brand, BEAMS Golf. Both bring the joys of the sport to the forefront in clothing that’ll boost your mood even if you get hit with a surprise spring shower.

It seems like Students releases a new capsule as often as a spring-fever teen skips classes. This collection draws on the brand’s knack for the cut-and-sew technique paired with wry typeface and a restrained color palette, now featuring more elevated pieces for more upscale looks, without sacrificing the brand’s skater roots.

“Golf,” singer Pharrell Williams said, “is where sport and fashion come together in a more laid-back style.” The new creative head of Louis Vuitton men’s has partnered with another golf style icon, Tyler, the Creator, to create a Masters-worthy green nail polish that’s vegan, cruelty-free, made in the USA and luxe, all for a cool $25. (P.S. Williams, who is known for his sport-plus-fashion finesse, even owns a bespoke Hermès golf bag, so you can color us green with envy.)

If you’re looking for the desert-cool brand’s signature graphic prints and jewel-toned colors, you will not be disappointed. The brand’s spring drop relies heavily on the rhetoric of old-school prep meets whimsical design and features looks for every member of your clubhouse, from the kiddos to the relics (wise owls, elders or whatever the cool kids are calling them these days).

And now, for a bit of fun, these vintage glasses come in a set of seven and feature 24k gold-etched clubs with a deco vertical-green design perfect for mint juleps, Arnold Palmers or whatever your foursome is craving. They’re sporty matched with retro glam for all your upcoming 19th hole shenanigans this golf season.

Arguably the most aesthetically interesting golf shoe to come from UA, the new Phantom golf shoe is now available in a heathered gray and icy blue colorway. The obvious standout feature is the thick, well-cushioned midsole that resembles the popular running shoes of today's market (think Nike free runs and anything from New Balance). Despite its runner's vibe, this is a spikeless golf shoe that has the potential to rival the likes of Ecco and FootJoy—especially brands that prioritize comfort and performance in footwear. In addition to the tasteful design of the Phantom, the waterproof knit upper and collar of this shoe makes it a wonderful transitional shoe, especially as the cold temperatures break into spring, keeping you cool and dry during those damp rounds.

Adidas has been on a tear in the New Year, starting strong with a Malbon Collab and then firing some great additions to its Go-To collection. Designed with a mix of greens and blues, this collection features some fun pieces that are casually cool. From fun textured vests to utility-style rompers, there's something for every type of golfer.

This drop is for our gym-fanatics or soon-to-be fanatics. FootJoy has been named the top-rated shoe on the PGA Tour for decades now. Golfers of all skill sets most likely have the classic FootJoy windbreaker or weather soft gloves. And now you can sport one of the most popular golf brands as you get fit. The new FootJoy training collection features 12 products for men and women, ranging from workout tees, gym shorts, training shoes, and of course a pre-pump hoodie to get warmed up in. Overall, the collection is in the signature FootJoy style -- simple, clean and quite traditional -- and for some, less is more.

A little mosaic, a little geometric, these monochrome white kickers from adidas were debuted by Collin Morikawa at the Sentry, and we can only hope/guess/dream that these will be available to us common golfers and shoe-donners soon. The shoes have the signature adidas three-stripe in an elongated pattern, as well as the recognizable boost technology in the heel and a durable, multi-weather leather upper.

We're leaving boring, bulky golf bags in 2024. What's in for this year are golf bags and accessories that are minimalist in design, yet remain highly functional, so you get your money's worth. Enter the Loma bag from Sunday Golf—a lightweight bag suited for six clubs for your next range session or par 3-course outing. Every golfer has a unique swing and play style, therefore your equipment should function as an extension of you! We love this vibrant red and off-white two-toned colorway, and amid Tiger's departure from Nike, get your Sunday red fix with Sunday Golf (see what we did there)…and the bag is currently on sale.

We love the metallic trend for its slightly upscale take on the golfers’ favorite neutrals. Classic white becomes silvery pearl, warm browns become copper and bronze, and timeless black becomes an elegant iron with a wink of edge. In the golf space, we see the metallic veneer in spiked cleats, seasonal puffers, and accented hardware on accessories like headcovers or stash bags. Below are some of our favorite takes on the trend, all of which serve as versatile luxe additions with just a hint of earthy grit.

The sustainable new lifestyle brand with the Australian-meets-NYC ethos has a capsule with a motto (“just out for a walk”) and a mission to spread a love for nature and encourage earth-minded shopping and playing patterns. We love the brand’s line of bird- (and birding-) inspired gear and accessories that have something for everyone in your foursome from the scientist to the stylist, that work on the city or country golf course—whether you’re playing or charting it—often made with one-of-a-kind, handmade, and upcycled textiles.