Where to Buy Golf Outfits: The Best Stores in 2026

The honest answer to “where do I buy golf outfits” depends on what you want — bargain hunting, head-to-toe coordinated drops, or just one polo that fits right. Here’s the map.

The short answer

Goal	Best place
Coordinated full outfit, fast	Brand DTC site (Peter Millar, TravisMathew, Malbon)
Mix-and-match across brands	Carl’s Golfland, PGA Tour Superstore, Worldwide Golf
Cheapest decent gear	Sierra Trading Post, Sun & Ski outlets, REI Outlet
Try before you buy	PGA Tour Superstore, Dick’s, local pro shop
Designer / status pieces	G/FORE, Malbon Golf, Bogey Boys
Women’s specifically	Foray, Title Nine, Athleta, Lululemon golf

Direct from brands (DTC)

Brand websites usually have the full size range, the latest drops, and the cleanest photography of how the outfit actually looks together.

Best picks: Peter Millar, TravisMathew, PUMA Golf, Bad Birdie, Malbon, Foray Golf, Bogey Boys.

Pros: newest collections, full size range, brand-coordinated outfits. Cons: full price; returns less flexible than big-box.

For women, see our curated picks. For men, men’s picks here.

Multi-brand specialty retailers

These carry 20-50 brands and let you compare across the lane.

• PGA Tour Superstore — biggest US footprint, decent online catalog
• Carl’s Golfland — Michigan-based, surprisingly deep online selection
• Worldwide Golf — California chain, good online discounts
• Edwin Watts — Southeast US, strong sale section

Pros: try things on, see brands side-by-side, regular sales. Cons: mid-tier brand selection — usually skip the boutique labels (Malbon, G/FORE) and the truly cheap stuff.

Department stores and big-box

• Dick’s Sporting Goods — wide selection, less golf-specific knowledge
• REI — for performance fabric and weather layers, not for traditional golf style
• Nordstrom Rack — surprisingly good for designer golf at outlet prices

Pros: physical stores everywhere, easy returns. Cons: stock varies wildly by location, generally not the freshest collections.

For bargains

• Sierra Trading Post (sierra.com) — outdoor brand overstock; pick up FootJoy and Nike polos at 40-60% off
• Sun & Ski outlets — physical outlets in some states
• REI Outlet — rotating performance fabric deals
• Amazon — for socks, gloves, hats, accessories. Skip for shirts (sizing wildly inconsistent).
• Brand outlet stores — Peter Millar, TravisMathew, and Nike all have factory outlets in major outlet malls

Pros: real savings, 30-60% off. Cons: size availability gambling, last-season styles.

Pro shops (the underrated option)

Your local course pro shop often carries one or two boutique brands, and the pro can advise on what’s allowed at that specific club. Pricing is usually full retail, but you’ll get pieces that fit the local style — and you support the club.

Worth checking if: you’re a member, the pro shop carries Peter Millar / FootJoy / similar, or you want pieces with the course’s logo.

Women-specific stores

• Foray Golf — bright, modern women-only golf brand
• Athleta golf line — athleisure-leaning, UPF strong
• Lululemon golf — modern fit, performance fabric
• Title Nine — outdoorsy women’s brand with golf-suitable pieces

See our cute golf outfits guide for the curated take.

What about resale?

eBay, Poshmark, and Mercari have huge inventories of last-season Peter Millar, PUMA, and FootJoy at 50-70% off. Worth it if you know your size and the brand cut. Skip resale for shoes (returns rare, fit risk high).

Mistakes when buying golf clothes

• Buying online without checking the size chart. Golf-specific cuts run differently than streetwear. Always read the chart, even for a brand you know.
• Bulk-buying the same polo in 4 colors. You’ll only wear 2. Get one, try it on the course, then commit.
• Cheaping out on bottoms. Polos are easy. Shorts and trousers need to handle the swing — stretch fabric is non-negotiable, and cheap versions tear or pill.
• Skipping the belt and shoes. A great polo + bad shoes ruins the photo. Spend a third of the outfit budget on each: top, bottom, shoes.

Common questions

Where can I find golf outfits cheap? Sierra Trading Post, brand outlets, end-of-season sales on brand DTC sites (Aug-Sep for summer, Feb-Mar for winter).

Where do influencers buy their golf outfits? Mostly brand DTC (Foray, Malbon, Bogey Boys, Eastside) and PR comps. The hashtag-friendly looks are direct from brand.

Is Amazon good for golf clothes? For accessories yes; for clothing items no — sizing and authenticity are inconsistent, and the brands selling there are typically lower-tier.

Where can men find full coordinated golf outfits? Peter Millar, TravisMathew, FootJoy, Bad Birdie, and Malbon all sell head-to-toe collections in matching palettes.

Ready to shop? Start with our curated outfit pages — women’s, men’s, cute, fall, and matching — or browse the full GolfOutfits2Go collection.