Men's Golf Shirts

If you’re searching for golf shirts for men, it’s important to note that there are two different fits golfers commonly wear: traditional and athletic fit golf shirts.

As you shop our men’s golf apparel, refer to our golf apparel fitting guide to find shirts, pants, jackets, and more in the perfect size.

Golf courses require collared shirts to ensure golfers have a sense of respectability and professionalism. By wearing collared shirts, such as a men’s golf polo shirt, you create a semi-formal look that aligns with the traditions of the sport. As a clean and respectable leisure sport, clubhouses want to ensure players follow proper etiquette, and requiring a dress code where collars are required helps golfers take the sport more seriously.

Tucking in your golf shirt is ultimately a matter of personal preference. Some people like to tuck their shirt in to keep it out of the way, while others prefer the looser fit of an untucked shirt. How you wear your golf shirt may also depend on the size you choose and how it fits your body. Tucking your shirt in might feel better if you’re wearing a shirt that’s a little too long for your torso, but a shorter shirt may feel better untucked. Tucking your shirt in also allows you to showcase your favorite golf belts.

While golf shirts are specially designed for performance on the golf course, you can wear them off the course as well. Golf shirts are essentially polo shirts designed for athletic use, made from materials that are antimicrobial, moisture-wicking, and breathable. When you want a casual look that combines style and comfort, you can pair a golf shirt with a pair of shorts or chinos. Thanks to their performance-focused designs, golf shirts offer all-day comfort.

Taking care of your golf gear is crucial if you want it to last. Fortunately, it’s fairly easy to care for men’s golf tops from FootJoy. Most of our golf polos and shirts can be machine-washed with cold water and mild detergent. Avoid using fabric softeners or detergents with added whiteners and other harsh chemicals. When you’re finished washing your golf shirts, you can put them in the dryer on a low heat setting or air dry them.