G/FORE — the American golf brand that began with a single leather glove in an unexpected colour and built one of the sport’s most complete and curation-friendly women’s lines from that starting point — is the clearest proof that a precise design idea, correctly executed, can redefine what a category is for.
The G/FORE glove alone is the kind of detail that finishes an outfit that was already complete and makes it legible as intentional — that's the whole design philosophy in one accessory.
The founding story is now well-known. Mossimo Giannulli launched G/FORE in 2011 with a golf glove in a shade of raspberry that had no precedent in the category. The response from the market was immediate and vocal: people who had spent their entire golf lives choosing between white and beige found, in a raspberry glove, the permission to reconsider what the course allowed. The brand has been operating in the space opened by that glove ever since.
The women’s apparel line — which arrived as the natural extension of the accessories and footwear that had already built the brand’s reputation — works in the same palette logic as the founding glove. Colourways that no one else is using, applied to silhouettes that are clean enough to carry them without collision. The construction is precise: golf-specific cuts that allow a full range of motion, technical fabrics with moisture management and four-way stretch, proportions that read as fashion-forward without requiring the wearer to make a statement she hasn’t already decided to make.





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What defines G/FORE
The shoe and glove categories remain the brand’s most immediately recognisable work, and they earn their editorial mention independently — the G/FORE glove alone is the kind of detail that finishes an outfit that was already complete and makes it legible as intentional. For the woman building a wardrobe rather than assembling a kit, this matters.
Where You’ll Find G/FORE on the Course
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Appears at Aphrodite Hills Golf, Secret Valley Golf Club.
Appears at Beauvallon Golf Club, Frégate Provence Golf & CC, Golf Old Course Cannes Mandelieu, Golf de Roquebrune, Golf de Saumane, Golf of Pont Royal, Royal Mougins Golf Resort.
Appears at Costa Navarino — The Bay, Costa Navarino — The Dunes, Costa Navarino — The International.
Appears at Castelfalfi Golf Club, Golf Club Punta Ala, Is Molas Golf Club, Pevero Golf Club, Rapallo Golf & Tennis Club, Verdura Resort.
For European women, the brand’s course-to-café versatility aligns precisely with the life that this series has been addressing: the round that becomes lunch, the golf trip that is also a travel experience, the wardrobe that does not change between contexts. The full women’s collection is available through gfore.com with international shipping.
About the author
Diana Suke
Diana Suke is the founder of Inesea and Europe's leading editorial voice on women's golf fashion and culture. A business transformation director by profession, she coordinates junior golf programmes across Malta and travels the Mediterranean circuit with two competitive junior golfers. She came to golf in her mid-thirties and hasn't looked back.
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