Cheap Golf Apparel

[Jon K]

Where is everyone getting their golf clothing? I hate paying $90 for a pair of adidas golf pants at golf galaxy.

[Silzildrummer]

I buy all my clothes at Kohl's. In fact, this weekend I bought three new golf t-shirts, new pants, and new shorts... all for just under $90!

[parplease]

Ebay. Adidas pants 1/2 the price. TJ Maxx/Marshalls (don't know if they have those where you live.) has golf apparel really cheap. Stay out of the golf stores unless they are having clearance sales.

[peter draggin]

Ebay. Adidas pants 1/2 the price. TJ Maxx/Marshalls (don't know if they have those where you live.) has golf apparel really cheap. Stay out of the golf stores unless they are having clearance sales.

+1 to TJ maxx and Marshals and also Burlington Coat Factory you can get some good stuff cheap....at times you might get lucky and find some golf shoes at these places too, I found a pair Nike TW SP 8 for $40 at Burlington at Christmas time.

[kfowler]

Kohl's with sales and coupons is a really good deal. Also shop at Dunham's if they have clearance. I'm not a name brand kind of guy.

[DavidFehertysBike]

I would stay away from the big golf chains and concentrate more on department stores who are trying to get rid of golf apparel. Hurry up, though. youd dont have much time left to take advantage of deals before businesses start going into spring mode.

[canes113]

Ebay for sure!! Older models but less than half price!

[Ben]

I'm lucky, working at a golf course I get some good deals on clothes. But when I buy away from the big name golf brands, I like to look in H&M.; Good style with nice prices. I used to find RL Polo shirts at Macys for cheap. Keep your eye open for deals.

[Shanks A Million]

Ross, TJ Maxx, etc. I bought a bunch of these "Pebble Beach" shirts at Ross for like $9 each, and they're better than most of the name brand shirts (although I also got a Nike Dri-Fit shirt there for about $12). My mother is like a world champion bargain hunter, so she lets me know where she finds golf clothes cheap. Ross also carries Top Flite gloves for like $6, and they're nice gloves, not that synthetic crap. Since they stopped making the best golf glove of all time (Tommy Armour Tour Players 845, $10, solid leather, fits like a... well, like a glove), I've been thinking of trying them. I am using Wilson Pro-Soft gloves right now though, and they last forever .

[DavidFehertysBike]

Ross, TJ Maxx, etc. I bought a bunch of these "Pebble Beach" shirts at Ross for like $9 each, and they're better than most of the name brand shirts (although I also got a Nike Dri-Fit shirt there for about $12). My mother is like a world champion bargain hunter, so she lets me know where she finds golf clothes cheap. Ross also carries Top Flite gloves for like $6, and they're nice gloves, not that synthetic crap. Since they stopped making the best golf glove of all time (Tommy Armour Tour Players 845, $10, solid leather, fits like a... well, like a glove), I've been thinking of trying them. I am using Wilson Pro-Soft gloves right now though, and they last

Hahaha..i have 5 of those pebble beach shirts myself. They fit me good.

[ronbo25]

Picked up a couple of Nike short sleeve golf shirts for $25 at BJ's Wholesale Club. Retail price $45.

[murphmjm]

tj-maxx and marshalls etc are great places to look, same clothes just much cheaper. Also if you have a more affluent area try their tj maxx for different things. Here sudbury/acton are richer towns than where i am and they always get the better quality goods than my local one, not sure how it is in WI though...

[RCF]

For quality equal to Brooks Bros and Polo, LL Bean for polo shirts and Columbia Sportswear for slacks and shorts.

[senorchipotle]

yeah, i can't say enough about tj's, marshalls, and ross. i bought a contraption made by callaway that returns the ball when i putt to it for two bucks the other day. they have cheap golf bags as well, and those parachute thingies to attach to your club to get you on plane, and their golf shirts are cheap as all get out. didn't find any pants though, but when it's cold i always play in rain gear pants cause they break the wind, and when it's warm i wear shorts.

[Cussin hacker]

I'm a Cabela's man myself. You can get some great deals when they have sales. Check out the bargin bin. Mind you it's not golf logoed stuff, but I don't care about that.

[Acropo]

Pro Shop end-of-line sale. Glenmuir long-sleeved polo for £10 ($15.60?); Greg Norman trousers for £10 ($15.61 - the exchange rate just shifted); Cuttter and Ruck short-sleeved polo £10 ($15.59 - apparently the debt news wasn't so bad after all); Golfing shorts £10. Are you spotting a trend here? There's a £10 rail. Even got some Stromberg stuff on it - but a waist measurement of 34" is something I barely remember from my teens...

[Leftygolfer]

TGW is where I mostly buy. They always have great deals. I buy Adidas and Ashworth mostly and will not pay over 35 for shirts. I got some shirts this year for around 30.

[sean_miller]

Sears, The Bay (they own Canada), Sport Chek, Value Village (picked up 3 Nike TW shirts with the tags still on for $13). Basically all the top stores - lolz.