One of the many differences between the tour pros and us commoners: we rarely wear golf pants in the summer. Whether it’s too hot or pants just don’t fit your summer style, golf shorts are the go-to for most amateurs and weekend warriors.
Shorts can offer all the style of pants without the discomfort during the warmer months of the year. Keeping your cool on the course matters physically as well as mentally, and is necessary to play your best golf.
Most of the options listed below come in a variety of inseam options. Industry standard is 9.5″ to 10″ with some companies offering 9″ and even 7″ inseams if you want to work on your tan lines.
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Why we like it: An Adidas best seller, the Ultimate365 shorts have a silicone grip on the inside of the waistband to help keep your polo tucked in as you swing away all day. They also feature a water repellent coating so you aren’t left scrambling for your rain gear when an unexpected summer shower rolls in.
Why we like it: Bonobos’ line of shorts offers a splash of color, twelve different splashes to be exact, that can help you switch things up on the course. The secure zip pocket is perfect for your scorecard.
FootJoy Performance Lightweight 9″ Inseam shorts (FootJoy)
Why we like it: FootJoy is among the elite when it comes to golf apparel. Their lightweight shorts come in a variety of subtle colors that allow you to keep the loudest of polos in your regular rotation.
Nike Dri-Fit Men’s golf shorts (PGA Tour Superstore)
Why we like it: You can never go wrong with Nike. Made out of a cotton/polyester blend, Nike gives you a more relaxed feel without compromising the classic chino look.
Flat Front 7″ golf short (PGA Tour Superstore)
Why we like it: The cheapest option on the list, the PGA Tour flat front short does not compromise on material or fashion. Coming in a variety of lengths and colors, these are a must buy for those wanting to add options without draining your bank account.
Puma Jackpot golf shorts 2.0 (PGA Tour Superstore)
Why we like it: This short is all about the details. A 100% polyester blend, the Jackpot 2.0 has features like tee-proof duraweave pockets and 50+ UPF UV resistance that give a facelift to Puma’s premier golf short.
Why we like it: The Travis Mathew Beck short is perfect for the course, happy hour, beach, or anywhere else your weekend plans take you. A variety of colors ensure that you’ll always be ready, whatever the occasion.
Iso-Chill Airvent shorts (Under Armour)
Why we like it: This Under Armour short is as high tech as it gets. The four-way stretch design has Under Armour’s Airvent material to give you ultimate breathability.
Why we like it: The Wilson Midway is a bit more relaxed than the other options on this list. It has a drawstring instead of a looped waistband which makes it a perfect pair of shorts to keep in your trunk for those spontaneous nine holes after work.
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