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Kenny Flowers: Hawaiian-themed golf apparel that even allows men and women to match on the course

Kenny Flowers has taken its unique styles to the golf course in matching patterns for men and women.

Kenny Flowers, a popular direct-to-consumer brand of resort wear known for its Hawaiian-inspired shirts and swimwear, is taking a swing at the golf scene with matching apparel for men and women in bright colors and prints.

The polos feature a modern athletic fit with four-way stretch and are made in Portugal with 80-percent recycled polyester and 20-percent Spandex. They feature UPF 40+ sun protection plus anti-odor, moisture-wicking and winkle-resistant properties. Each polo has a built-in tee holder on the collar and coconut buttons. ($88 at kennyflowers.com)

The matching polos are great for team golf, couples or if you are looking to bring vacation energy to a tournament.

Kenny Flowers’ unique tee holder and coconut buttons on their polos, sold for $88 (Kenny Flowers).

“Golf took off in 2020 as a great socially-distanced activity, and I realized that Kenny Flowers could fill a void in the golf apparel industry by launching the first line of high-quality matching golf shirts for both men and women,” , ” said Kenny Flowers CEO & founder Kenny Haisfeld. “As a brand that’s known for unique prints that make a statement—and is all about embracing the feeling of vacation—we wanted to give our customers the chance to feel fresh on the fairway, too.”

The move into golf also includes hats and golf tees.

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Jofit Apparel announces new women’s Reposado collection

Jofit Apparel is releasing their new Reposado collection full of navy and pink tones for female golfers and other sport athletes.

Jofit Apparel is releasing its new Reposado collection full of navy and pink tones. All of the collections are typically inspired by famous brands of alcohol spirits.

This company was founded by Joanne Cloak who sought out to find a flattering fit of clothing for the female athlete. Cloak started the business in her garage and basement and has now transformed Jofit into a successful nationwide online and in-person retailer. Jofit has been keeping women around the world comfortable and confident for the last fourteen years.

Jofit Apparel’s Reposado collection includes multiple navy and pink pieces. (Jofit)

The Reposado collection has bright and subtle colorways. They have many navy pieces that are complemented by various shades of pinks.

Jofit Apparel’s Reposado collection features bold prints and colors. (Jofit)

Jofit also has added neon tones to this collection with a multicolor floral print and a bright yellow skort. The two pair beautifully together and have the ability to mix and match with other pieces as well.

You can visit Jofit’s website to shop for the new Reposado collection.

Cool golf accessories for Spring 2021

From golf bags with built-in stereo speakers to flasks with built-in cups, check out the latest cool stuff golfers will love this spring.

With the COVID-19 pandemic still affecting everyone in the United States and around the world, we knew it would be a long, tough winter. Was it ever! Snow blanketed much of the Northeast and the Midwest, and storms ravaged Texas and parts of the South. But finally, spring is officially here, warmer temperatures are being enjoyed and the Masters is just days away. Hallelujah and pass the pimento cheese!

Last season saw people come back to golf in droves, both new players looking for an outlet during the pandemic and folks who had forgotten how great the game could be. Golf proved to be a safe way to get outside, enjoy friends and have fun.

While golfers in the Southwest, Florida and California have had a chance to keep playing all winter, it’s time to get back into the swing for the rest of us. If you are looking to rekindle your love for golf, here are nine cool things that help.

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Sun Mountain Sports’ new breakthrough insulation to keep you and your game hot

Sun Mountain Sports has just released the Colter Jacket and Vest which features new breakthrough insulation technology.

Sun Mountain Sports has released a new line of apparel just in time for those chilly fall days on the course.

The company has developed outerwear with new breakthrough insulation technology. Sun Mountain has introduced the Colter Jacket and Vest. This isn’t your typical 80 percent cotton, 20 percent polyester blend jacket.

The Colter design features insulated panels for core warmth and side panels with four-way stretch for easy range of motion. The insulated panels use the breakthrough 37.5® insulation which is known for its ability to actively regulate body temperature and resist moisture. The clean and sleek design keeps you looking and playing your best.

The 37.5 insulation is a synthetic fiber designed to absorb body heat and help keep moisture out. The design keeps the body warm without overheating and allows you to wear this design throughout the entirety of your round in a variety of climates. The insulation also helps control odors.

The Colter Jacket is a full-zip, hooded jacket. The jacket features two hand warmer pockets, internal and external chest pockets and a zip-through collar with chin-guard. The Colter Jacket is available in four different colors with a retail price of $149.99.

Colter Vest is a packable and ultra-lightweight insulated vest. It is also designed with two hand warmer pockets, internal and external chest pockets (the internal pocket doubles as a stuff sack) and a zip-through collar with chin-guard. Colter Vest is available in four different colors with a retail price of $119.99.

For 30 years, Sun Mountain has been a pioneer in the golf industry, revolutionizing golf bags, golf outerwear and golf carts. Sun Mountain’s “Ahead of Time Design” motto drives the company to continually design and refine golf equipment.

For the Sun Mountain retailer nearest you call 800-227-9224 or visit www.sunmountain.com.

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Getting chilly? Adidas’ new COLD.RDY line keeps golfers warm but not restricted

As temperatures begin to drop this season, most hope their scores on the course continue to as well. It is a difficult task to find golf apparel that not only keeps you warm, but allows you to swing freely throughout the entirety of your golf swing. …

As temperatures begin to drop this season, most hope their scores on the course continue to as well.

It is a difficult task to find golf apparel that not only keeps you warm, but allows you to swing freely throughout the entirety of your golf swing. Adidas Golf has just released a new line called COLD.RDY. Adidas’ main goal with this collection was to provide the warmth that golfers need while allowing them to stay loose throughout their round.

This collection does exactly that. The pieces are designed for layering and offer lightweight warmth. While keeping in the warmth, COLD.RDY designs have a protective layer of a water-repellent fabric that aids in keeping wind and water out during your round. The fabric is breathable and comfortable. The collection’s innovative yarns allow sweat to be absorbed and evaporated instantly keeping you dry from all conditions.

The adidas frostguard insulated jacket lists for $200 on adidas.com. (Photo courtesy adidas)

“How a player feels over a shot – that confidence and focus – shouldn’t change if it’s a hot summer day or there’s a sudden wind chill,” said Shaun Madigan, global director of apparel for adidas Golf.

The collection primarily focuses on jackets and vests for both men and women, but the COLD.RDY also has some more unique pieces. For women, the line features leggings made with flattering body-contoured seams. For men, Adidas has designed a hoodie with a jersey-lined hood with a drawcord along with a slight drop tail hem for a sleek and modern finish. All COLD.RDY products have UV 50+ sun protection for those sneaky, sunny days.

The new COLD.RDY apparel is available on adidas.com, the adidas app, and at select retailers as of October 16.

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Adidas offers limited-edition Summer of Golf Codechaos golf shoes

Adidas said the tie-dye Codechaos shoes pay tribute to the game in trying times, as golfers celebrate the sport during coronavirus

Adidas Golf said that to celebrate golf this summer – both as a rally cry for the game as well as to “represent how golf has offered thousands of people some solace in recent weeks” – the company plans to offer a limited-edition version of its Codechaos shoes.

Dubbed the Codechaos Summer of Golf edition, the mostly white shoe features a multi-colored, tie-dye pattern. The sole also features a multi-colored pattern. The words Summer of Golf are emblazoned on the tongues of the shoes.

The shoes will be made available June 20 at adidas.com and select retailers. The price will be $170.

The tongues of the Adidas Codechaos golf shoes are emblazoned with the words Summer of Golf. Photo courtesy of Adidas Golf

Adidas said the tie-dye is in keeping with the original intent of the shoes, which was inspired by the 1967 “Summer of Love” in San Francisco, site of this year’s PGA Championship at TPC Harding Park. The PGA Championship has been pushed back from May 14-17 to August 6-9 because of coronavirus concerns.

“When we designed this shoe roughly 18 months ago, we clearly had no idea there would be a global pandemic that would impact all sports including our own,” said Masun Denison, global footwear director for Adidas Golf. “We knew that adding those three words on the tongue would make this shoe special, but those three words mean so much more now that we are actually able to get outdoors and play the game we love.”

The multi-directional traction elements on the soles of the Adidas Codechaos golf shoes follow the color pattern of the uppers. (Courtesy of Adidas Golf)

Codechaos shoes feature a spikeless sole made from rubber and thermoplastic polyurethane that is covered with traction elements. While some of the traction elements are positioned in waves, the pattern is broken up by several pieces that appear to be scattered in a random pattern in the forefoot.

After studying the way golfers swing and where they put stress on their feet, Adidas designers developed the chaotic-looking system. Called Twistgrip, it provides forefoot traction in every angle by pointing the edges of the traction elements in every direction.

– Golfweek’s David Dusek contributed to this report

Puma releases limited-edition 2020 Masters-themed apparel and footwear

The 2020 Masters has been postponed until November, but Puma Golf has released the gear Rickie Fowler was going to wear this week at Augusta

When the Augusta National Golf Club announced that it was postponing the 2020 Masters because of the coronavirus pandemic, it not only disappointed the players and golf fans around the world, it put many golf manufacturers in an awkward position.

Several companies annually create limited-edition merchandise like golf bags, shoes and apparel that is themed around symbols of the season’s first major. Those products had already been created by the time it was announced that the Masters would not be played in April.

With the tournament now pushed back until the week of November 9, should they make the merchandise available to golf lovers anyway, or hold on to it and try selling it later?

Puma Golf has decided that starting Monday, which would have been the first day of Masters week, it is forging ahead. The company is making the Experience Collection available, including four new polos, hats, shoes and a special bag co-designed by Vessel.

Puma Experience Collection polos, shoes and hat. (Puma)

The Eleven, Twelve, Thirteen and Tournament polo shirts ($75 each) are made from Puma’s proprietary Fusionyard Flex fabric that allows for freedom of movement and should help to keep golfers dry and comfortable. The number-named shirts each have a floral print that matches the plant name of that hole at Augusta National, with Eleven have white dogwood blooms, Twelve featuring golden bells flowers and Thirteen covered in azaleas. Those holes comprise Amen Corner, and the Tournament polo’s print features a blend of all three plants.

Puma is also including a limited-edition version of the Poweradapt Caged ($170) and Ignite shoes ($220) in the Tournament print.

Puma 2020 Masters stand bag — CobraxVessel LE Tour Stand bag. (Puma)

Rickie Fowler had planned to wear those shirts and shoes around Augusta National this week, and carry his clubs in this limited-edition Vessel stand bag that was co-created with Cobra Golf ($599). Like the apparel and shoes, it has been given the Tournament print that features white dogwoods, golden bells and azaleas.

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Linksoul donating money from ‘Flatten The Curve’ shirts to charity

The California apparel maker has created a cool new T-shirt and pledged to give the proceeds to charities helping first responders.

Forty dollars might seem like a little much for a T-shirt, but when all the proceeds from it go to a great charity, it can be money well spent.

Linksoul, the maker of golf and casual apparel with a California vibe, is not taking pre-orders for a new T-shirt that features a great design and a powerful message – flatten the curve. Here is a close-up of the design.

The money raised from the sale of the limited-edition shirts, which should be shipped in late April is going to the Center for Disaster Philanthropy (CDP). The organization has a COVID-19 direct relief fund that specifically helps the most vulnerable populations affected by this crisis, including hourly wage workers, the elderly, and people with disabilities. The CDP also connects with non-government organizations to provide desperately supplies to hospitals.

Click here to go to linksoul.com and make a purchase.