Adidas Just Turned One of Their Most Iconic Lines Into Golf Gear

Adidas has been on a serious run in golf. After introducing their Originals golf collection at Augusta earlier this year, Ludvig Åberg set the tone in fits that blended sport with culture. The brand has now circled back to one of its most iconic franchises: Equipment.

For those who know Adidas history, EQT first hit the scene in 1991 with a clear statement: focus on the essentials and nothing more. That stripped-back philosophy gave birth to a design language of sharp color blocking, bold logos, and the unmistakable Equipment Green. EQT quickly became a symbol of performance without distraction and helped define the look of Adidas through the 90s.

In 2021, EQT celebrated its 30-year anniversary with a comeback across Adidas Originals and Adidas Golf. That moment reintroduced the ethos of “the best or nothing,” reminding a new generation why the line mattered. The golf side of that celebration was a glimpse into how EQT could live on the course, classic stripes, heritage colors, and pieces that nodded to the archive without feeling dated.

Now, in 2025, the story picks up again. The new EQT Golf capsule brings that same DNA into a tighter, more intentional collection. Quarter-zips, polos, shorts, hats, and spikeless shoes are all dressed in the familiar palette of black, white, and Equipment Green. The details are purposeful: bold chest logos, clean lines, and silhouettes that don’t overcomplicate the game.

The quarter-zip feels like a direct translation of a 90s track top, only reimagined for a round of golf. The spikeless shoe carries both the performance and casual wearability that EQT has always stood for. Even the polos lean on subtle pinstripes and confident logos that speak the same language EQT has spoken for decades.

It’s not lost on anyone that golf style has been chasing its own balance between performance and culture. EQT was built on that exact tension thirty years ago, and maybe that’s why this capsule feels like such a natural fit. Adidas has managed to take something rooted in the archives and make it feel ready for the tee box in 2025.