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Sentinel's travel bag is back. Built from Challenge ULTRA composite — a UHMWPE face with recycled polyester CrossPly that's waterproof, abrasion-resistant, and comes in at 7.4 oz/yd. Designed in Minneapolis, made to protect your sticks in transit. $298.

Brooklyn-based Gumtree Golf meets PUMA for a full collection: hoodies, polos, shorts, shoes, and skirts across men's, women's, and juniors. The concept riffs on the Puma concolor — the mountain lion's North American habitat as a lens for golf and nature. 16 pieces, just dropped.

Captain's Helm Golf out of Tokyo is what happens when surf culture, camp vibes, and streetwear walk into a pro shop. Mock necks with edge, printed slogans your club pro won't understand, and rugged outerwear that plays with every golfing convention. Overlap polos from $71, pullover jerseys from $114. One of the most interesting brands nobody stateside is talking about yet.

Polartec hoodies, packable Highland pullovers, and the wavy Ranger Polo in a full-garment print for the first time. The whole line reads like a private members' club that lost its membership committee. Traditional without the gatekeeping, which is a trick most brands cannot pull off.

Eastside's new collection threads the needle between on-course and off-course without pretending the line ever existed. The Boxford Shirt could go to dinner; the Shatter Print Windshirt was built for 6:30 AM tee times when April can't decide what it wants to be. Ajanaku and Cooper keep building a wardrobe, not a hype cycle.

A high-top golf shoe inspired by Nuuk, Greenland — one of the most remote courses on earth. Waterproof ECCO-TEX membrane, BIOM Natural Motion tech, and an ankle-height silhouette that belongs on a tundra expedition or a soggy municipal dawn patrol. Erik Anders Lang already wore them to win the Creator Classic. $249.

Malbon's "Birds of Georgia" collection — scarlet tanagers, cardinals, blue jays, the works — was supposed to be a full head-to-toe look. Augusta National said solid pants only. Stephen Malbon's been texting Day bird sounds for six months: "If you know the sounds of birds, you'll make more birdies."

Spider-Man is a golf guy now. Vuori's "The Rise. The Shine." campaign puts Holland front and center in the Aim Pant, teeing off alongside their travel and training lines. The golf play is intentional — and the Aim Pant might be the move for anyone who wants stretch without the golf-brand logo.

100% cotton, knit and sewn in Japan by Minami Co. (est. 1935). Triple needle cover stitched seams. The kind of hoodie that doesn't need a logo to say something.

One-of-a-kind blade putter cover made by hand in Manhattan's garment district from vintage 1960s-80s quilted cotton. Cream fleece interior, magnet closure. 1 of 30.

Unlined cotton, waxed hems, and the kind of restraint most golf brands forgot. Seven pieces built to outlast the season they dropped in.

178gsm recycled nylon, 4-way stretch, PFC-free water repellent finish. Bluesign-certified. Double pleats, crotch gusset, YKK zip pockets — built for 18 in any weather.

Three lines off the tee. The lay-up most players should hit, the fade around the corner, and the driver over the trees nobody's ever pulled off.

The Muny — open since 1924, 70K rounds a year, where Crenshaw and Kite learned the game. First course in the South to desegregate. Now Spieth and the Conservancy are fighting to keep it.

White and linen leather, clean as Sunday morning. Olajuwon and Earl keep making the case that golf shoes don't have to look like golf shoes.

Full cashmere, the color of a back nine in December. No branding on the front. The kind of piece that says everything by saying nothing.

Built in 1899, this opening par 4 plays 324 from the blues — the #1 handicap hole on the card. No warm-up. Just step up and earn your way to the green.

Short, scenic, and sneaky. At 137 from the tips it's wedge territory — but the water left and the wind off the creek make club selection a mind game. Easiest hole on the card, if you stay dry.

You can't see the fairway from the tee. The ridge swallows your ball for three full seconds. Pick a line, commit, and find out what kind of lie the golf gods gave you.

Second annual charity tournament at the historic Lions Municipal. Last year raised nearly $200K for the Child Life Department. Presented by McCarthy Building Companies.

Two-day, 36-hole individual stroke play event at Crystal Falls Golf Club. One of the marquee amateur tournaments in the Austin-area calendar. Open to all skill levels with multiple flights.