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High fashion hits the golf course.

Club Couture

High fashion hits the golf course.

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t’s a good time to like fashion and golf. As the game has expanded to reach more people, these new players have brought different perspectives and personal styles that have propelled golf clothing into new categories. Sneaker culture, streetwear— if a style is in fashion, chances are you’ll find a version of that style on the course. Even high fashion is having a golf moment, with a handful of luxury labels introducing dedicated collections that go far beyond simple polos. Here, we present five brands that are taking golf style to new heights. 

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Gatsby

It’s rare to find a brand that has an equal understanding of golf and the nuanced design and fabrication so critical to luxury clothing. The Italian brand Gatsby brings both worlds together, based around a simple premise: that fine tailoring works just as well on the course as it does off. Gatsby produces a large yet considered collection of on-course clothing that pairs perfectly with a full offering of sportswear and tailored clothing. Taking inspiration from iconic photos of the golden age of golf, the brand emphasizes evolved and classic silhouettes, with no expense spared when it comes to materials, craftsmanship or details.

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Sid Mashburn

When PGA Tour player Keith Mitchell’s contract with Nike expired, he had a radical idea: just wear regular clothes. A long-time customer of the beloved Atlanta tailor Sid Mashburn, he worked with Mashburn to develop a line that would not only elevate his game, but would push him to the top of the tour’s best-dressed list. While most everyone in golf is focused on performance fabrics, the Mashburn golf line features high-twist wool dress pants, cashmere sweaters and cotton polos in a color palette focused on navy, gray, white and earth tones. The collection is a beautiful reminder that, in golf and life, less is often more.

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Laura Biagiotti

The Biagiotti name has long represented innovation in Italian fashion, but now it is also synonymous with Italian golf, as the Biagiotti Group owns Rome’s Marco Simone Golf & Country Club—host of this year’s Ryder Cup. Therefore, it is no surprise that the Laura Biagiotti label—run by Laura Biagiotti’s daughter, Lavinia—has introduced a new line of womenswear dedicated to golf. The line includes everything from beautiful Italian fine-gauge cashmere pull-overs, cardigan knits and golf dresses, to a selection of flowing dresses and golf-inspired fashions for formal off-course occasions. The LB Golf line, as it’s called, embodies the spirit of Roman sport and design.

laurabiagiotti.it

Loro Piana

Loro Piana has created one of the most sought-after labels on the planet through an obsession with quality and a practice of sourcing the best possible materials. The brand brings that dedication and expertise to its design of the European Ryder Cup team uniforms, which are now part of the company’s golf collection. The collection’s ultra-fine merino polo shirts and mixed-material layering pieces make no sacrifice when it comes to performance, and they are made with the pure refinement that fans of Loro Piana have come to expect.

loropiana.com

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Brunello Cucinelli

Strictly speaking, the beloved Brunello Cucinelli brand does not have a dedicated golf line. But the Italian label’s expansive collection features a range of sporty options that are perfect for the course. The line includes everything from beautiful pique polo shirts with the perfect shirt collars to stylish pleated Bermuda shorts and elegant knits for layering. If your golf-aesthetic objective is quiet refinement, you would be hard pressed to find something better.

brunellocucinelli.com

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