Looking good and playing good go hand in hand, but keeping your golf outfit sharp can take time and money. This is where easy care golf shirts come in. If you’re the type of golfer who wants to roll out of bed, throw on a shirt, hit the course, and then throw it in the wash, you’re not alone. Ironing takes a lot of effort and with the high cost of dry cleaning, it’s not a practical option for regular players. Here are five low-maintenance golf shirts that are perfect for your wardrobe, helping you stay effortlessly stylish.
Lululemon Short Sleeve Snap Para Polo
In addition to being easy to care for, the Lululemon Snap Front Perform SS Polo is also made with Anti-Stink technology. The zinc material built into the shirt stops the growth of odor-causing bacteria.
If you play golf in the summer, you know that it can sometimes be difficult to get a shirt that smells clean for a full 18 holes.
With Lululemon stretch performance fabric, you can go after the ball without feeling like you have to hold back. It’s a comfortable shirt with durability that should last year for years to come.
The downside to Lululemon is that it’s always priced higher, and the preppy design may not appeal to those looking for a more traditional polo.
Best of all, throw the Lululemon in the washing machine after your round and it’ll be ready for the next day on the course.
KJUS Golfer Polo S/S
The KJUS Golfer Polo is machine washable and machine dryable and you don’t have to iron it. We like a few things about this shirt, including the antibacterial finish that helps keep the shirt fresh for your entire ride.
While on the course, you’ll benefit from UPF50+ protection, quick-drying fabric and a mesh-lined cooling collar. From a style perspective, this KJUS Golfer Polo model has 28 color/pattern combinations. If you’re the type of golfer who finds a shirt and gets it in any color, this could be a great fit for you.
It’s not cheap, at $109, but the high-quality material and construction ensure it’s built to last.
Cool 32 Degree Men’s Polo (Affordable and Wrinkle Free)
Polo Cool for men 32 Degrees is machine washable (cold cycle) and should not be ironed. However, the care instructions are not what will stand out to you about this shirt.
Instead, it’s the price.
The cool 32 Degree Men’s Polo is just $9.99. It’s a wrinkle-free shirt with built-in cooling fabric, and it’s about as budget-friendly as you can get. There are seven colors to choose from, and if you want to buy three at once, you’ll only pay $24.
While the 32 Degree polos may not last as long as some of the Lululemon or Kyus options, they should help you save money and spend less time taking care of your clothing.
&Atlas Polo Collar
The &Collar Atlas Polo is a wrinkle and stain resistant shirt built for comfort and a perfect fit.
At $38, you’ll love the price.
The &Collar Atlas Polo is a true low maintenance shirt that always looks great.
It’s also made with durable options and comes in a slim and athletic fit. Golfers who wear &Collar Atlas Polo mention that the fabric is stretchy and the shirt always looks good.
Rhoback The Birdie Stripe Performance Polo
Finally, we have the Rhoback Birdie Stripe Performance Polo. This short-sleeve performance polo is made with moisture-wicking fabric and four-way stretch technology.
Looks good and feels good.
The Birdie Stripe is a tag-free design that requires a simple machine wash and dry after a round of golf.
This classic-looking polo also offers UPF 40-50+ sun protection, which can give your skin some peace of mind during a round of golf.
There are 16 two-color stripe patterns to choose from. As low-maintenance as the Rhoback Birdie Stripe Performance Polo is, it’s just as high-performance.
Final Thoughts
At this point you have five great golf shirts that you can wash and wear. If your closet is still filled with cotton golf shirts that make you run to the dryer to take them out for a chance without ironing, consider some of these polos made from higher-performance fabric. You’ll feel more comfortable on the course, and it won’t require you to ever lace up that iron!
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