Articles by Emma Francois

An exclusive look at the latest Malbon x UNDEFEATED collaboration

Two of the coolest Los Angeles-based lifestyle and sportswear brands on the market, Malbon Golf and UNDEFEATED (or UNDFTD, for the uninitiated) have teamed up for a second time in a limited-release capsule collection designed for performance and style on and off the golf course. The mostly monochrome collaboration focuses on sleek rain gear and Read more…

Your guide to the futuristic, ultra-modern athletic trend overtaking golf fashion

Defined by saturated hues, geometric prints, innovative materials and punchy proportions, the ultra-modern athletic trend is the perfect blend of bold design with high-techno. In the golf space, this aesthetic takes its inspiration from street style, minimalism and pop art to create pieces that are eye-catching, angular, trendy and versatile. Below, we’ve rounded up 14 Read more…

3 Ways To Wear: Tuckernuck’s Americana Plaid Golf Skirt for Fall

Fall golf is here, which means the season for artful layering and cozy textures is upon us. This month, we’re excited about taking this gently red, white, and navy plaid skort from Tuckernuck’s sport line for a spin, playing with transitioning the pleated silhouette from the golf course to a day on the town and Read more…

Our 16 favorite menswear-inspired polos, sweaters and more for women are perfect for fall golf

Menswear-inspired fashion is all about clean lines and artful tailoring, often reminiscent of structured military jackets, striped rugby shirts or oversized retro sportswear. Of course, golf fashion for women has long taken inspiration from the vintage sweaters of golfing greats, comfy trousers you can dress up or down, and the collared polo’s effortless ease. Lately, Read more…

The best women’s golf pants and skirts for tall golfers

It’s true. Hemlines in the world of women’s golf fashion do seem to be getting shorter and shorter. Which can be fun, freeing, and flirty—when you want a raised silhouette. But some days, you simply want a bit more coverage, whether for comfort or warmth or because you’re meeting your boss or your partner’s parents Read more…

How to be a more sustainable golfer

Golf is a sport predicated on nature, and many golfers will tell you that spending time outdoors is one of their favorite aspects of the game. While there are many steps your golf course can take to protect wildlife and steward the environment, there are also steps individual golfers can take to limit harm to Read more…

An insider’s look at the debut Nike x Eastside golf shoe collaboration

Eastside Golf just debuted its exclusive “Everyone’s Game” collection in collaboration with Nike. The launch includes a special edition of two Nike golf shoe staples, the spikeless Air Max 1 ‘86 OG’ and the cleated Air Zoom Victory Tour 3, tailor made for performance and dressed to play with gilded accents and meaningful symbolism. In Read more…

The 9 coolest golf shoe bags to store your kicks on the way to the course

Shoe bags, specifically designed for golf, are one of our favorite style hacks, whether you’re traveling and want to keep your shoes protected and separate, or just looking to upgrade your storage and organization game. A great golf shoe bag is both structured and packable, keeping your shoes separate (especially if they’re dirty or scuffed Read more…

3 outfits inspired by birds we see on the golf course

As many golfers will tell you, spending time outdoors is one of the great joys of the sport. Golf courses are often considered antagonistic to nature, when in reality, especially when done thoughtfully, they can actually offer the kind of sanctuary and biodiversity that wildlife need, now more than ever. Inspired by one writer’s family Read more…

Presidents Cup 2024: Here’s what each team is wearing at Royal Montreal

The Presidents Cup is already in full swing at the Royal Montreal Golf Club in Canada, which will run through the weekend (Sept. 24-29). This year, the official apparel looks come courtesy of B.Draddy, the golf and lifestyle brand known for its upscale looks designed for sport and beyond, who designed capsules for both the Read more…

10 stylish, versatile little black dresses our editors love for golf

Thankfully, we’ve moved well beyond the days of the “shrink it and pink it” mentality, when designers took classic men’s golf silhouettes, added a (sometimes lovely!) blush-toned hue, and sized the piece down. Today, this versatile mindset has been put to better sartorial use: women’s golf clothing is made with stretchy, soft, moisture-wicking material that’s Read more…

The best Parisian golf looks for men and women, inspired by the Olympics

For a country notorious for mastering the art of style, France has won a surprisingly few number of majors: only one, in fact, over a century ago, with Arnaud Massy’s 1907 victory at the Open Championship. He did so with sartorial finesse, donning classic trousers, overcoat, tie, and signature flat cap. Despite the brash statistics, Read more…

The best rain gear for golf, according to Tiger Woods

Gone are the days of sticky raingear billowing and catching in the wind and wet. Launched this week, the Sun Day Red + TaylorMade from Tiger Woods is the “Weather Series,” a specially designed collection of gear to keep you dry and focused on the course. The capsule includes six pieces that have been designed Read more…

Calling all whiskey lovers, Malbon x and Bushmills just dropped landmark first spirits and golf style collaboration

It’s a love story for the generations: the oldest whisky distillery in the world—granted a license in 1608—blended with golf fashion’s prodigal youngling, to create a marriage of groundbreaking tastemakers. For each brand, this partnership marks a first: For Bushmills Irish Whiskey, this is the company’s first trip to the golf apparel space; and for Read more…

Here’s a lesson from Wimbledon every golfer can learn from

Golfers are no strangers to dress codes. But even the Wimbledon dress code makes some players shudder. The famously strict mandate of all-white attire dates back to the 1880s, when it was considered bad form to boast sweat stains. To this day, you can still only show a trim of color on the court. You Read more…