Shop golf apparel from recognised on-course brands including adidas, FootJoy, Travis Mathew, Malbon, Puma, PING, Eastside Golf, Golf Gods, Bermuda Sands and Walker Golf Things. This collection brings together polos, shirts, shorts, pants, skirts, skorts, jackets, vests, jumpers and rain gear so you can build a golf wardrobe for warm rounds, cool mornings and wet-weather play in one place. If you are comparing premium golf clothing online, the quickest way to shop here is by product type, brand, gender, size and price. Power Golf is a specialist Australian golf retailer with over 20 years in premium golf retail, so this range is curated for golfers rather than general sports shoppers. You will find performance-led options such as stretch fabrics, pique polos, ThermoSeries layers and MATTR styles, alongside more lifestyle-driven looks from brands like Travis Mathew and Malbon. For sizing confidence, start with your gender and garment type filters first, then narrow by standard sizes or waist and length formats. For practical reassurance, see delivery information and returns policy.
Shop by category
Whether you need a single replacement polo or a full seasonal refresh, this collection covers the key golf clothing categories:
- Polos and shirts for everyday rounds and club-ready dressing
- Shorts, pants and trousers for warm weather or more tailored on-course wear
- Skirts and skorts for golf-specific comfort and movement
- Quarter zips, fleece, jackets and vests for layering through cooler conditions
- Rain gear for wet-weather golf
If you know what you need, use the filters to jump straight to golf polos, golf pants or golf rain gear.
Performance fabrics, explained simply
Not all golf clothing does the same job. This range includes fabric and construction details that help you shop by playing conditions:
- Stretch styles are designed to move more comfortably through the swing
- Pique polos offer a classic golf look with a textured feel
- Fleece and quilted layers are better suited to cooler rounds and early starts
- Cloudspun and MATTR styles are popular with golfers who want soft feel and performance-focused comfort
- ThermoSeries pieces are built for colder conditions where layering matters
- Twill trousers and shorts offer a cleaner, more structured look on and off the course
If you play across changing conditions, a simple approach is to start with a polo, then add a quarter zip or vest for cool weather, and move to rain gear when the forecast calls for it.
Choose by brand
The brand mix here gives you different ways to shop depending on what matters most:
- FootJoy and Puma are strong options if you are prioritising technical golf performance
- Travis Mathew and Malbon suit golfers who want a more modern, lifestyle-led look
- adidas and PING offer recognised golf staples across core apparel categories
- Walker Golf Things, Eastside Golf and Golf Gods add more distinctive style options to the mix
That means you can compare performance-first and style-first pieces in one collection instead of searching across multiple retailers.
Why shop golf apparel at Power Golf?
Power Golf is best known for premium golf retail, and that specialist focus matters here too. Rather than browsing a generic activewear range, you are shopping golf-specific categories, recognised golf brands and course-relevant layers in one place. With stores in Alexandria and Fyshwick, plus Australia-wide shipping, Power Golf gives you the confidence of a long-standing golf retailer while still making it easy to shop apparel online. Need more help before you buy? Visit about us, contact us or browse the latest sale golf apparel for current deals.
FAQs about golf apparel
What kinds of golf apparel can I shop on this page?
This collection covers the main on-course clothing categories, including shirts, polos, shorts, pants, skirts, skorts, jackets, vests, jumpers and rain gear. It is designed for golfers who want to build or refresh a full wardrobe in one place, with options for warm weather rounds, layering and cooler conditions. You can also filter by gender, size, brand, price and availability to get to the right products faster.
What's the difference between performance brands like FootJoy and Puma and style-led brands like Travis Mathew or Malbon?
Performance-led brands such as FootJoy and Puma are often chosen for technical fabrics and course-first comfort, with styles in stretch, pique, MATTR and ThermoSeries that suit changing playing conditions. Travis Mathew and Malbon still work on the course, but they tend to appeal more to golfers who want a more lifestyle-driven look alongside golf functionality. This mix lets you choose whether your priority is pure performance, modern styling, or a balance of both.
How do I choose between polos, quarter zips, fleece and vests for different golf conditions?
Start with a polo or shirt as your base for most rounds, then add layers based on temperature and wind. Quarter zips and fleece pieces are useful when you want warmth without moving away from golf-specific styling, while quilted vests add core warmth with less bulk through the arms. If conditions look wet, the rain gear category is the quickest way to find more weather-focused options.
Are these clothes made for golf, or are they just general sportswear?
Yes, this range is golf-specific rather than generic activewear. The collection is built around recognised golf apparel brands and includes categories golfers actually shop for on course, such as polos, trousers, skorts, rain gear and layering pieces like quarter zips and vests. That makes it more relevant for club rounds and golf travel than a general sports retailer with a broader but less specialised range.
Why buy golf apparel from Power Golf instead of a general sports retailer?
Power Golf focuses on golf, so the assortment is built around brands, garment types and use cases that matter to golfers rather than a broad sports catalogue. You can shop recognised labels like adidas, FootJoy, Travis Mathew, Malbon and Puma in a single collection, with golf-specific filters for category, gender and sizing. That specialist curation makes it easier to compare premium options for the course without sorting through unrelated gear.
The size filter looks broad — how do I shop it without getting lost?
The size range is broad because the page includes men's, women's and junior apparel across multiple brands and fit formats. A practical way to shop is to filter by gender first, then by product type, and only then narrow by your preferred size format such as standard alpha sizing or waist and length combinations. That sequence cuts down the clutter and helps you compare the most relevant products more quickly.
