Twenty-seven small things to clip on, from 27 brands: gloves, towels, rangefinder holders, brushes, pouches, personalised bag tags and keychains.
Waxed-canvas carry bags for golfers who walk, released in numbered colour runs. The Standard, the new Simple Sunday, caps and a No Dirt towel.
Nature Lover, Muni Rat, Minimalist, Purist, Quiet Luxury, Cowboy or Former Skater. Seven types and six picks for each, all from independent brands TGI has featured.
A golf brand made by people from the music world, started in Hawaii in 2021. The Sig On Smith capsule, the Extra Butter and Sig Zane collabs, polos, tees and putter covers.
Lions on Friday, Kizer on Saturday and Lost Pines on Sunday, with breakfast tacos, Barton Springs, barbecue, a vinyl bar and six things to pack.
A wallet lost in New York in 2017 became a one-person leather shop, now in Denver, making golf's small things. The whole store, all ten pieces, from a $25 tee ring to the RossCo headcover.
Three friends from a muni turned a patterned-tab glove into one of golf's most likeable brands. 38 picks, from $2.99 markers to USA-made headcovers.
22 tools, books and rituals for golfers stuck in the low 80s, refreshed with the newest well-reviewed training aids.
Fella now sells to the US in dollars, with a fall line: a reversible golf-cart bodywarmer, a reflective windshirt and a cargo pant. 29 pieces, $15 to $275.
What a ferrule is, 29 cool ones from Feral Golf, Clamp and BB&F Co, and five Austin shops that will put them on from $20 a club.
1-of-1 headcovers cut from Carhartt, Nike, Supreme and Louis Vuitton, made in a Yorkshire workshop. 31 picks, plus the ones that got away.
Headcovers, Sunday bags, putter covers and flags, cut and sewn by hand north of Auckland. 55 picks.
Sixteen cases, pouches and straps to keep the laser reachable, plus six rangefinders. Checked 1 October.
Live-oak ribeyes, a Michelin-starred hearth and beef from a family ranch. Thirteen Austin steakhouses, checked 30 September.
Golf bags, shoe bags, coolers and duffels, cut and sewn in New Jersey. Why it suits an Austin golf trip, and 20 picks.
A Stockholm brand built for rounds that start cold and warm up. Why it works in Austin, and 19 picks.
Nashville hot, Thai, Taiwanese, a biscuit and one off the grill. Fifteen Austin chicken sandwiches, checked 30 September.
Hot dogs, cocktails, pretzels and beer on tour balls. 17 limited-edition runs you can still buy.
Drive the par 4, hack the hybrid out of the weeds, go for broke. If it doesn't come off, write NR on the card. That's No Return Club.
Enron is back as a parody brand, and its Pro E1 golf line is better than it has any right to be. The Pro E1 Hat is $40.
How to build a golf bag that looks chosen: four simple rules, then six complete setups from independent makers.
Six independent golf magazines, six deep: who makes them, what is inside the latest issue, and what it costs from the maker's own shop.
An Atlanta golf sketch-comedy troupe that happens to make very good merch. The joke is in the copy; the design plays it straight.
Two brothers, one small thing done properly: a hickory golf brush, hand-assembled in Raleigh. The Classic is $50; the new carved brush from their fall collection is $78.
