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Team USA - Abacus

By: Greg Sampson on 10/13/11 01:21 PM   |   DISCUSS

For the third time in a row, the Swedish golf-clothing brand Abacus was commissioned to dress the 2011 European Solheim Cup Team continuing the great successes from 2007 and 2009.   —   » Read More: Team USA - Abacus

Team USA - Sunice

By: Elle Brec on 10/13/11 01:07 PM   |   DISCUSS

Sunice, Canada's number 1 outerwear brand, wishes to extend its congratulations as well to the U.S. Solheim Cup Team on its performance during this past weekend's 15-13 defeat to its European counterpart.   —   » Read More: Team USA - Sunice

Team USA - Antigua

By: Elle Brec on 10/13/11 12:45 PM   |   DISCUSS

The Antigua Group is one of the nation's leading designers and marketers of genuine golf and sports apparel and wishes to extend its congratulations to the U.S. Solheim Cup Team on its performance in this past weekend's event, which saw Team USA give its European opponents all they could handle before finally falling short, 15-13.   —   » Read More: Team USA - Antigua

Good Looks on the Course: Geared Local

By: Elle Brec on 08/09/11 11:11 AM   |   DISCUSS

Supporting local economies has become a hot topic in the last few years. While the global economy provides many positives like allowing us to purchase a variety of products, local companies also have their pluses such as less shipping pollution and their tax dollars benefit the local economy and citizens.     —   » Read More: Good Looks on the Course: Geared Local

Golf Fashion - July 2011

By: Elle Brec on 06/29/11 12:28 PM   |   DISCUSS

Have you ever been in the clubhouse and seen three other people wearing your shirt you thought was so unique?  While you feel your expressing your personal, individual style, you have to face the humorously awkward “Hey, nice shirt” comment.  It’s not your fault that you’ve been limited to the corner of the department store dedicated to golf.   —   » Read More: Golf Fashion - July 2011

Summer Glory: What's the Color Story?

By: Elle Brec on 06/27/11 10:42 AM   |   DISCUSS

The spectrum of hats were fabulous and colorful at the royal wedding, as a long time fan of hats, it is quite brilliant they are now “back in style.” With all the British influence lately, it is appropriate to have a UK inspired title, and Oasis evokes memories of summer from the mid to late 90s. When each piece and an entire line is reminiscent of a certain theme, season, or place, fashion designers create a color story and identify a palette of colors to represent it. A great feature of color stories is the ability to mix and match many items to create an entire wardrobe. Color stories are like art, the image was created by the artist’s inspiration then a viewer perceives and appreciates where the artist was coming from, as well as relates it to personal experiences.   —   » Read More: Summer Glory: What's the Color Story?

A Detailed Evolution

By: Laura Ebrecht on 05/16/11 10:44 AM   |   DISCUSS

The smallest details make the most significant differences. If a golfer makes the slightest adjustment to his or her swing, it could have a major impact on the outcome of the game. The same is true with apparel and accessories. Stitching can change the life of the shirt, whether it stands the test of time or falls apart. Cheaper is not necessarily better because if a shirt is half the cost, it usually lasts half as long, forcing the consumer to buy twice the amount of shirts. It ends up being more cost effective to purchase high quality apparel made well from great fabrics. Another instance, tags on the back and sides of shirts. They are extremely itchy and annoying so one is forced to remove them, but not before memorizing the washing instructions. Companies such as Catwalk and Antigua use screen-printing turning their logos into artwork, a better option than tagging. Some may say this is a princess and the pea way of thinking; au contraire, people favor one brand over another based on one feature. It is not too much to expect to have it all: comfort, fashion, and function.   —   » Read More: A Detailed Evolution

Fashion Rules at the PGA Show

By: Alice and Danny Scott on 02/08/11 11:33 AM   |   DISCUSS

Fashion rules at the International PGA Show where hors d’oeuvres are served and wine is poured.   —   » Read More: Fashion Rules at the PGA Show

Golf Fashion Forward

By: Elle Brec on 10/24/10 08:05 AM   |   DISCUSS

    Fashion is our only true pallet of expression that we can convey a picture of who we are and how we feel to the world around us. The warm days of summer have given way to fabulous fall colors and textures that will provide function and warmth to our late season rounds.  It is said that fall is the finest time to enjoy the game, though we may be short on daylight, there is no shortage of magnificent picturesque places to play around New England with far less crowds and great rates.    —   » Read More: Golf Fashion Forward

Fairway & Greene Quality fabrics and colors from around the World

By: Elle Brec on 03/26/10 07:29 AM   |   DISCUSS

Fairway & Greene based out of Shelton, Connecticut is the high-end green-grass apparel market’s unparalleled leader in product quality.  Founded in 1995, Fairway & Greene apparel is currently sold in over 3,500 of the finest private clubs, resorts and pro-shops in the world.  It can be found in such high-end pro-shops in New England as the Newport Country Club in Newport, Rhode Island, the Stanwich Club in Greenwich, Connecticut and the Black Rock Country Club in Hingham, Massachusetts.   —   » Read More: Fairway & Greene Quality fabrics and colors from around the World

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