Stay cool on the golf course all summer long with our list of best ways to beat the heat and protect yourself from the summer sun.
Summer is here which means its time to prepare for the hottest and sunniest days of the year.
No matter if it’s 80 degrees, 120 or somewhere in between, you need to have sun protection to avoid sunburns, UV damage and even skin cancer.
John Hopkins Medicine recommends applying water-resistant sunscreen with no less than 30 SPF to exposed skin every two hours. They also recommend using a lip balm that has 15 SPF. Applying sunscreen before you tee off and when you make the turn is a good habit.
With many brands making breathable long sleeve shirts and pants, opting to wear sleeves/pants can save you from overexposure over the course of the golf season.
Check out some of our favorite products to keep you safe in the sun, all summer long. Be sure to check out our favorite sunglasses and hats for the 2023 golf season to keep you looking and feeling cool.
Just about everybody wears a hat on the golf course.
Unless you’re Robert Rock, Ingrid Lindblad or Rory McIlroy at the Ryder Cup, you’re probably going to wear some sort of headwear to keep the sun out of your eyes.
Aside from solar protection, hats can make or break an outfit. Whether you like to keep it nice and simple or you like to throw in a pattern or offbeat color to finish your look, we have you covered.
As the warmer weather inches closer, Golfweek is making sure you have everything you need to look and play your best this year. From drivers and wedges to polos and shoes, we’ve put in the leg work to give you more time on the golf course.
Find the perfect Valentine’s Day gift for that special somebody in your life whose idea of a romantic day is playing 36.
Surprise! Valentine’s Day is almost here.
If you’re tired of giving flowers and chocolates, make sure your golfing partner is gifted something he’ll love and actually use.
From high-tech watches to polos to golf balls and more, we have everything covered so you can get your favorite golfer exactly what he wants or needs to make this Valentine’s Day one he’ll remember.
If your man is stocked up on all the latest gear and apparel, surprise him with one of the newest drivers or iron sets that are David Dusek-approved.
The one time it’s good to have a hot head on the golf course.
If you’re going to play golf all winter long, you have to stay warm!
Here at Golfweek, we’re helping you extend your golf season and eliminate the term “offseason” from your vocabulary. An obvious yet often overlooked accessory when teeing off at below 60 degrees? Winter hats.
Keeping heat around your dome is more than just keeping your ears warm. Regulating your body temperature allows you to function smoothly. One of the best ways to keep heat close to our body is with a knit hat or ear muff.
If you’re looking to winterize your game, check out our men’s and women’s apparel lists to fulfill all of your winter golf needs.
The Zen philosopher, Basho, once wrote “a visor with no hole is a hat.”
Visors are great for the summer golf season as they keep the sun out of your eyes and let the wind get through your hair. Using a visor instead of a hat can help complete the full tour look.
Hats aren’t for everybody. But if you’re everybody, check out Golfweek’slist of best hats.
Guys like Phil Mickelson, Bubba Watson, Freddy Couples, Kevin Na, and Beau Hossler have all made the visor their patented look. If you’re on the fence, this is your sign to take the leap of faith and try the pro look.
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Hats can make or break an outfit. Try to imagine Tiger’s Sunday red without his black hat…weird, right?
If you’re looking to spice up an outfit, give yourself a more professional look, or simply protect yourself from the elements, this list is for you. We have hats from the all top brands and the top Tour players who wear them.
If you’re more of a visor or bucket-hat person, don’t worry we’ll have you covered soon!
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Stitch Golf releases limited-edition, Masters-themed headcovers and hats with all the staples of Augusta National.
Sure, you don’t swing like the pros, but you can feel a part of the Augusta action with Stitch’s limited-edition Masters-themed headcovers and hats.
With pimento cheese sandwiches, peach ice cream, azalea flowers and iconic green and white umbrellas, this line is sure to conjure Augusta in your mind.
The Limited Edition Season Opener Driver Headcover checks all the boxes with a navy blue base on leather.
This handcrafted headcover is water- and stain-resistant, engineered to fit and stay on a driver, and it has hand-painted edge coating.
Stitch Golf also designed hybrid and fairway wood headcovers that are inspired by Augusta National.
Both are white leather featuring the amateur signs and famous green-and-white umbrellas.
Amateurs also can dream of playing in Georgia surrounded by the classic white and green.
Stitch offers five hats, all of which continue to honor Masters-themed favorites. These moisture-wicking hats are polyester and feature a Flip n’ Clip adjustable closure. The limited-edition hats are based in white and make a statement supporting the first major of the year.
