My Favorite Golf Apparel Finds Under $100 Right Now

I’m not sure how many times I need to say it, but golf stuff is expensive. Ridiculously expensive. My job is simple: to help you spend less money without sacrificing feel and performance. That helps you get on the course more often, and nobody will complain about that. Let’s get right into things.

1. Skechers Go Golf Flight Golf Shoes

The Skechers Go Golf Flight is one of the best golf shoes you can buy right now. At $71, the price makes them pretty much unbeatable. We’ve said it over and over again, but Skechers makes some of the best golf shoes around. If you’ve been neglecting to give Skechers a fair shake just because they’re Skechers, you seriously need to think again. From a pure golfing perspective, there’s not much you can buy for under $75 nowadays. In my opinion, this is easily the best sub $100 buy you can make right now.

2. Jones Blind Draw Carry Bags

If you haven’t heard by now, Jones makes fantastic golf bags. I’m also here to tell you that you can get one for $75. Jones has what they call a “blind draw” on Players Series Carry bags, which is exactly what it sounds like. When you buy a blind draw Players Series bag, you don’t know which color or style you’re going to get, and let’s face it, that’s part of the fun. The Players Series bag is about as classic a golf bag as you can get, and it’s perfect for a walking round. These puppies retail for $225, so you’re looking at a markdown of $150. With that in mind, if you’re looking to spend a little bit more and want to slightly exceed the $100 mark, Jones has a blind draw on the Trouper for $135 and the Rover for $125. This is seriously one of the best-kept secrets in golf.

3. Quince Flowknit Breeze Performance Polo

Quince’s Flowknit Breeze Polo is $35 and looks, performs, and feels like a shirt three times its price. I talk about this polo all the time because it’s genuinely remarkable. For the longest time, I thought that Uniqlo made the best golf shirt under $50, but Quince has easily taken the throne. Seriously, this shirt is legit, and again, it’s $35.

4. Quince ProTech Golf Shorts

Quince, again? You bet. At their price point, the ProTech Golf Shorts are unbeatable. $40 for premium shorts is impossible to beat. Once again, these are just as good as their (much) more expensive counterparts. It’s honestly difficult to describe just how good Quince’s golf apparel is.

5. Johnnie-O Talon Featherweight Performance Hoodie

OK, so this hoodie is almost as expensive as the Skechers Go Golf Flight shoes. While that may seem insane, I can confirm that this is a really good hoodie. I love pretty much all of Johnnie-O’s apparel because it looks great and usually matches the price tag. The Talon Performance Hoodie is no exception. It’s a great layering piece for colder rounds and can also be worn pretty much anywhere. Long story short: it’s definitely worth the $62.