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Men's golf attire in the 1960s
Color television grew in the 1960s and this made golfers more aware of what they looked like on TV. Brand sponsorships began and cotton and wool fabrics became more popular. -
Men's golf attire in the 1970s
In the 1970s, red, purple, magenta, and kelly green were popular and used in houndstooth patterns on pants and shirts. Television coverage continued to increase and golf fashions influenced the public. Brown polyester pants and mock turtlenecks were popular. -
Men's golf attire in the 1980's
The use of bright colors and patterned pants continued from the late 1970s into the 1980s. During the 1980s, men's collars became larger with a pointed front. -
Men's golf attire in the 1990's
Sponsorships from makers of athletic clothing grew in the 1980s with the arrival of Tiger Woods and other young golfers. Bright solid colors replaced houndstooth. Clothing companies like Nike and Tommy Hilfiger became popular. Nike benefitted from the success of Woods during this decade. -
Men's golf attire in the 2000's
In the 2000s, technology has become a big part of men's golf attire.
Clothes are designed to allow ventilation and mobility. Today's fashions have been described as a blend of styles from the previous years.
