Golf apparel can be expensive, really expensive.  If you go to your local golf store you will find racks of polos, shorts and pants for $75 or more.   Sites like Trendy Golf or Fairway Styles offer premier clothing brands with many items at or above $100.  Golf is expensive enough, you don't need to shell out hundreds of dollars just to have clothes to wear to the course.  So here are some good places to find reasonably priced clothes, including lots of premium brands.

Rock Bottom Golf
As the name implies, RBG focuses on great deals for everything golf.   There are always great deals to be found on brands such as Puma, Adidas, Greg Norman, Callaway and many more.  The inventory is consistently changing as they bring in closeout and prior season styles.  So good chance something you see today could be gone next week, especially if it is a well known brand.  But if brand recognition is not of importance, they have a steady selection of items from Etonic & John Daly brands at very low prices.

Global Golf
Global Golf is similar to Rock Bottom Golf in that they offer many brands and styles at a discount.  But Global Golf sticks more to well known brands like Greg Norman, Oakley, Adidas, etc.  So the prices are slightly higher but you can find many products in the $20 - $35 range.  Also they have their own brand called Tourney Apparel that is always well priced as is a pretty good product. 

Amazon
As you would expect with Amazon, the amount of golf apparel products is endless.  From Nike to FootJoy to small brands you never heard of.   With the willingness to spend some time searching you can find good deals.  Sometimes that is a specific size or color of a product that is at a reduced price.  For example this Nike Dry Victory polo cost $55 in most colors, but the "Blue Void" color is only $30.61 and is available for Prime shipping. 

GolfEtail
GolfEtail also focuses on discount golf products, and you usually won't find any full priced apparel items here.  Their selection is usually more limited than some of those other sites but also their prices are super low.  Currently brands such as Adidas, Atlas, Colombia, Greg Norman & Sketchers have polos available for under $25. 

TJ Maxx
TJ Maxx is a great place to find great prices on all sorts of apparel and other items, and this includes golf.  Recently I purchased Dunning shorts and a Nike Dri Fit polo with a college's logo on it for a total of $37.  With lots of other product options from Callaway, Greg Norman and other brands.  The inventory changes frequently so what you see today may be totally different next month.  A great option if you don't like buying clothes online. 

Target/Kohl's/Wal-Mart
The big box stores offer surprisingly decent golf apparel options at low prices.  Target has C9 and Jack Nicklaus brands.   Wal-Mart has Ben Hogan.  Kohls has Grand Slam, FILA and IZOD at lower price points.  Then also Nike, Under Armor and Adidas at decent prices.  And again you can try on before you buy.

Father's Day is fast approaching, and to avoid having to buy socks the night before you should get the gifts figured out now.  There are tons of golf related items that any golfer will love, and we here at Golf DSM are ready to help you narrow down the options with our best picks for Father's Day this year.  Let's win Father's Day!

Based out of the Twin Cities, Parway Golf is a new player in the golf apparel and accessories market.  Even though products have only been available since January 2019, it doesn't take long to see that Parway Golf has a bright future.  Parway founder Patrick Carder has already brought several unique aspects  to the brand to separate it from the typical golf apparel start-up company, such as creating a partnership with the Minnesota PGA and offering full golf outfits (polo, shorts, hat, belt & socks) to simplify your shopping experience and save money. 

Golf fashion has had an interesting history.  Once a game that was played in a person's fanciest clothes, it slowly morphed into a gathering of people in business casual attire that included horrid shirt patterns and stripes that lacked fit and was paired with pleated pants that were equally baggy.  Thankfully things improved.  New materials were used allowing for better fit, while still comfortable and allowing you to move without restriction.  Golf shirt colors and designs also slowly started to become more vibrant and expressive and suddenly what the pros were wearing was as much of a story as what they were swinging. 

This evolution has continued and have allowed new apparel startups to enter the golf scene with their own flavor, such as the new upstart Waggle Golf.  

Father's Day, a time when the market for ties, socks, tools, beer and golf items is skyrocketing.  But finding the right gift to give is harder than it sounds. Socks and ties are as fun to give as they are to get. And if you are not a golfer, knowing the right golf gift to give can be hard to figure out.  We are here to help with gift ideas and tips to help make this easier. Time to win Father's Day.

In Iowa, we love our college teams to the highest level.  You can't go very far outside without seeing a person wearing an Iowa shirt or an Iowa State hat, and that extends to the golf courses around our state.  To help you find your next great golf item supporting your team, we have put together a list of some of our favorite items.