Member-Guest Golf Brands
The narrowest shelf in the Index, and the one with the clearest brief: clothing that will not be questioned at the door. Peter Millar is the default answer across most of American private golf. Duca del Cosma and Royal Albartross make the shoes, from opposite ends of Europe and with opposite ideas about how visible a golf shoe should be. Manors sits here and in quiet luxury at once, which is the most accurate thing anyone can say about Manors.
One caveat: a dress code is a local document, not a national one. Everything here clears the common ones, but the club with the collar rule is the club with the collar rule.
VIEW BRAND →Italian golf shoes co-founded in 2004 by Antje Elle and Baldovino Mattiazzo; since sold twice.
VIEW BRAND →London, 2019. Launched against technical golf apparel, then relaunched as a technical golf brand in 2023.
VIEW BRAND →Golf and lifestyle apparel for men and women, out of Raleigh, North Carolina.
VIEW BRAND →Luxury golf footwear made in Italy and Portugal, founded by designer Alex Bartholomew.
VIEW BRAND →Performance polos named after people, quarter-zips and highland cow hats, inspired by the golf of Ireland and Scotland.
VIEW BRAND →Six pieces in navy, green and cream: linen trousers, a boxy tartan-collar polo, two hats and a leather headcover. Feel good for 18, look good for the 19th.