Are $17 Golf Pants Any Good?

Golf doesn’t have to be expensive, does it?

I recently purchased a pair of 32 Degree Stretch Woven Golf Pants. The price? $17. That’s about $100 less than my current favorite pants, the Lululemon Commission Golf Pants, which, if you’re not worried about budget, are a must-have.

But the very existence of golf pants that cost 75 percent less than the big names begs a very valuable question: How good can they really be?

The Truth About 32 Degrees Golf Pants

Here’s the skinny: the 32 Degrees Stretch Woven Golf Pants are one heck of a deal. Never have I thought $17 could buy fully functional and very comfortable golf pants.

Was I wrong.

If you’re ballin’ on a budget or just enjoy stretchy golf pants, you need to shop at 32 Degrees. Period. In this case, the two are far from mutually exclusive. 32 Degrees has produced very comfortable pants for a price that cannot be faulted.

Are they the best quality out there? Nope. The fit is a little baggy (and fairly long for my chosen inseam). I would have liked to see a silicone waistband for tucking in my shirt. But, hey, they even have a zippered pocket, something that I wish all golf pants had.

As far as time is concerned, I can’t say I’m expecting these pants to last for years like I’d expect out of Lululemon. Even still, for $17 you can buy a new pair every year for the next seven and still make out better than if you’d bought one pair from Lululemon.

Don’t let the seemingly “too good to be true” fallacy stop you from picking these up. You have my blessing. The 32 Degree Stretch Woven Golf Pants are worth your cash.