Golf Drops: Spring Golf Style Is Hitting Its Stride

This is the stretch of the season when everything starts to come together—the temps, the tee times, the threads. The latest wave of drops brings a noticeable shift in energy: lighter layers, technical fabrics, and palettes that feel pulled straight from a warm breeze or a budding tree. There’s a softness to the season, but the cuts are sharper—boxier quarter zips, relaxed hoodies, tonal sweaters, and elevated takes on course classics that are built to move but styled to linger.

What’s most exciting right now is how diverse the design language has become. You’ve got earth-conscious capsules, high-end utilitarian vests, Peruvian cotton staples, and some of the best transitional hoodies we’ve seen all year—all coexisting without any single vibe dominating the moment. The through-line? Intention. Whether it’s sun protection, fabric innovation, or subtle nods to performance tailoring, this drop cycle feels like it’s not just responding to spring—it’s defining it. Golf style doesn’t wait for the peak season anymore. Mid-April is the new sweet spot.

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