Clothing

Combining on-course versatility with everyday wearability, we’ve partnered with golf’s leading name in disruptive luxury to highlight the ways they’re making old-school golf clothing great again.

The cornerstone American brand was front and centre amidst the festivities in Scotland

GolfMagic tests out the Mizuno 20k waterproof jacket.

GolfMagic tests out the Peter Millar Merge Hybrid Jacket.

GolfMagic tests out the PING Levan Graphene Jacket.

GolfMagic Reviews the FootJoy Space Dye Thermal Chill Out Mid Layer.

GolfMagic tests out the new PING Taran 3L Waterproof Suit.

GolfMagic tests out the new FootJoy ThermoSeries Hybrid Jacket.

GolfMagic tests out the ProQuip Ultimate HTX waterproofs.

GolfMagic tests out the new FootJoy HydroTour Waterproof Jacket.

GolfMagic tests out the new Galvin Green Ames waterproof jacket.

GolfMagic tests out the Galvin Green Amos Waterproof Jacket

Bad weather can challenge even the best golfers, but thanks to Callaway's new StormGuard rain suit, wind and rain will be the least of your concerns.

The Chervo Maiocchi jacket is one of the most expensive in the market, but it has become our go-to garment for cold winter weather.

When you are looking for a golf sweater, you want to be comfortable and you also want to look good. It is important to feel settled and content with your clothes.

The Galvin Green APOLLO jacket might come with a premium price tag, but its one of the best golf investments you can make this winter.

New golf polo shirt conforms to the very highest environmental and ethical standards...

GolfMagic tests and reviews one of the latest apparel brands to hit the market, Warwick House Clothing.

GolfMagic tests and reviews the ShakeDry jacket from Galvin Green.

GolfMagic tests and reviews the PING Norse PrimaLoft Zoned Jacket II.

GolfMagic take a look at the new glove brand hitting the golf market soon

Now this is a waterproof golf jacket! 

Galvin Green waterproof bucket hat review offers you complete protection from the elements

Playing golf in the rain can be a dangerous game. Golf gloves turn into waxy surfaces when they come into contact with water, turning into runways for your clubs.