A perfect swing is not the only thing that defines a golfer – style matters, too.
When it comes to choosing the best men’s polo shirt, there are a few key factors to consider – comfort, fit, fabric, breathability, and, of course, style. Today, we have curated a list of top-notch men’s golf polo shirts that encompass all these attributes.
In this best golf polos 2024 buying guide, we have collated hand reviews of some of the best new golf polo shirts on the market. Whether you fancy Adidas, Puma, Ping, Callaway, a Cacti print, or a more subtle colourway, we have items to suit your shape or style!
Best Golf Polo 2024
Puma Pure Solid Polo
Reviewed by Matt Chivers
You would do well to make a more safe and solid investment in your golf wardrobe than this. The Puma Pure Solid Polo in white is very smart and could become a staple of your wardrobe for the spring and the summer. This is a versatile top that can be worn with several different colours. The fabric is stretchy and comfortable, and it is the perfect choice for a golfer who is looking for an affordable option to plug a gap in their wardrobe. There was complete freedom of movement when swinging my clubs and the moisture-wicking fabric is clear to see and to feel. The Pure Solid Polo has a classic look and feel to it. In a world where golf clothes are constantly evolving and shapeshifting, this top retains a sense of tradition and formality that will always serve a purpose in your wardrobe.
PROS
- Classic and formal look
- Breathable and lightweight
- Reasonably priced
Adidas Ultimate365 Tour HEAT.RDY polo shirt
Reviewed by Jack Backhouse
This is the ultimate summer polo shirt. Adidas apparel generally offers more of a slim fit, even when they say it is a regular fit, and the Ultimate 365 Tour Heat.RDY polo is no different. This polo offers a modern style collar which I really like, and the sleeves on the arms hug my biceps and make me feel like I’ve been to the gym more than I actually have. Thank you Adidas. The polyester material is 100% recycled and super thin which is supposed to maximise airflow when it is hot to allow the golfer to stay comfortable throughout the round. I like how light and unrestrictive it is whilst I swing and wearing it makes me feel like an athlete. The colour is nice and bright and goes well with the rest of my wardrobe – which mainly consists of dark navy trousers and shorts! In short – a great summer piece.
PROS
- Light
- Bright
- Keeps you cool
Original Penguin All-Over 60s Floral Pete Print Golf polo shirt
Reviewed by Steve Carroll
You’ll need to like Pete, the Original Penguin logo, if you go for this bold polo offering. All-Over means exactly that in this 60s floral offering – the distinctive bird covers almost every inch of fabric. Fortunately, I’m uber keen on such styling but there’s far more depth to this shirt than just a catchy design. It’s moisture wicking, which I tested in 30-degree heat at Augusta National, is incredible – keeping your skin dry and cool even in the height of summer. The fit was very slightly loose for me, but the fabric is also designed to stretch for those who might bring a larger frame for medium sizing. I can be irritated by collars but this standard mix of polyester and elastane comforts, rather than rubs against the skin. If you like to make a statement on the course, and want performance to match, you won’t go far wrong with this.
PROS
- Well-fitted
- Floral design is fun
- Wicks moisture extremely well
Adidas Ultimate365 Allover Pint polo shirt
Reviewed by Jack Backhouse
The Adidas Ultimate 365 Allover print polo is a great addition to the spring summer wardrobe. The lightweight polyester/elastane material offers a more relaxed fit that helps keep you cool when the temperature and your play is hotting up. It has a traditional collar that sits nicely under sweaters and comes in 3 different colours to match any outfit choice. I love how light the material is as it doesn’t restrict at all when you are playing, and it feels to me like the perfect shirt for those hot days where you play 36 holes. The pattern on the shirt is sharp and will liven up even the most conservative wardrobes without being garish. You will catch me going straight from the golf course to the pub in this shirt as I think the style is casual and looks great for most occasions.
PROS
- Great patterns
- Comfy fit
- Super lightweight
Farah Keller polo shirt
Reviewed by Tom Bullough
As part of their 2024 release, Farah have released their Keller polo. Farah’s releases this year have all been very impressive and it’s certainly a brand to consider when making your golf apparel purchases moving forwards. I tested the Jester Red version of the Keller polo, and once I got over the imposter syndrome of wearing red on a golf course without breaking 80… I really grew to enjoy the fit and style of the shirt. It has a nice tailored fit with a really clean finish, with just some subtle branding on front left chest and below the collar on the back it offers an ideal staple for your wardrobe this summer. In summary I was really impressed with this polo, it looks smart for both on and off the golf course, comfortable fit and a really good price point – currently 25% off as well! For those that also don’t want the imposter syndrome of a red polo, there is another four colorways available to choose from!
PROS
- Smart design
- Excellent price point – even before the 25% off!
- Good color choice
Puma Cloudspun Paisley polo shirt
Reviewed by Matt Chivers
This polo shirt is sure to catch the eye on the golf course. The Cloudspun Paisley Polo in Black-Aqua Blue has an extravagant design that will please some people but could scare some people off. The design is compounded by the pink strip that runs around the inside of the collar, too. This makes a bolder statement than apparel I would typically wear but the feel and comfort of the polo shirt won me over. Much like the Pure Solid Polo and several other Puma top players, this item has a very soft fabric, and it barely feels like you have anything on. The RRP of £55 is a little steep, especially when you compare this with the Pure Solid Polo, which is just £30-35. Having said that, at the time of writing it is available at £39 from Scottsdale (see price table below). This polo is very much suited to golfers who want a splash of color in their wardrobe. The comfort and the feel of the item is great, so it is just a case of deciding whether the design is to your liking or not…
