The question sounds straightforward. The reality is that 'what to wear to a golf club' contains three entirely different questions depending on what you mean by 'golf club' — is it a private members' club with a formal dress code, a resort course with a relaxed policy, or a public parkland course where the rules are barely enforced? And are you playing, spectating, having lunch, or attending a formal event?

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How to build a golf wardrobe from scratch: the eight decisions

The golf wardrobe built right does not require replacing. It requires adding to it, occasionally, when the game’s demands change or when a genuinely better piece appears. Building it right means making eight decisions in the right order — not buying eight categories of clothing simultaneously, but understanding which decision enables the next one. This […]

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Korean Brands

ANEWGOLF: The Korean Brand That Made Europe Look Twice

There is a particular kind of discovery that stays with you — not because of what you found, but because of how long it took you to find it. I first encountered ANEWGOLF the way most European women who care about how they dress on a golf course encounter Korean fashion: through someone else wearing […]

European Brands

Lacoste: Before There Was Golf Fashion, There Was This

Lacoste — the French sporting house that produced the polo shirt in 1933 for René Lacoste to wear on a tennis court in the south of France, and thereby accidentally created the foundational garment of golf fashion — closes this series as the origin point it has always been.

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Academy Intelligence

Family on the Fairway: Making Golf Your New Weekend Ritual

The scene plays out in golf clubs across the West every weekend, and most parents involved know exactly how it ends. Someone books a tee time with the best of intentions. The children are enthusiastic on the drive to the course, less so by the third hole, barely present by the sixth, and fully absent […]

Tournament Life

The golf summer academy question: development camp or rest? How we think about it

Every June, the same question arrives in variations across the junior golf families I coordinate and advise: what do we do with the summer? Development camp, or rest? Intensive training block, or a family holiday that happens to include some golf? The answer is not universal — it depends on the child, the competitive stage, […]

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The best family golf destinations in Europe for summer 2026: ranked by what actually matters

Summer family golf travel in Europe has a specific problem that the rest of the year does not: school holiday windows compress the entire demand for family golf travel into eight weeks when the courses are busiest, the accommodation is most expensive, and the summer heat makes several Mediterranean destinations genuinely uncomfortable for extended outdoor […]

Tournament Life

The Mediterranean golf calendar: when to go, where to go, what to know before you book

The Mediterranean golf calendar is not one season. It is four overlapping seasons across six countries, each with its own optimal window, its own shoulder season logic, and its own reasons why a specific week in a specific month produces better conditions than the same week three months earlier or later. After several years of […]

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Why Korean Golf FashionIs Rewriting the European Dress Code

What to wear to a golf club: a style guide for women who want to look right without looking like they tried