Disc Golf Polo Recommendations

[Lancerswimmer89]

What does everyone prefer for their Polo's?

I personally have just been wearing whatever anytime I need to wear a polo to a tourney or whatever, but I definitely prefer the Nike Momentum Golf Polo's.

 

[Casey 1988]

What does everyone prefer for their Polo's?

I personally have just been wearing whatever anytime I need to wear a polo to a tourney or whatever, but I definitely prefer the Nike Momentum Golf Polo's.

I do not have one but for long sleeved I used a Half or 1/4th Zip Green layers Shirt I got from the Second Marathon I did in slate Gray. That or a blank other then logo Red Champion sport 1/4 or 1/2 Zip. I was using a 100% Red Arizona Polo but now Have a sky blue 100% cotton Polo from Target I got a few years ago that I would use instead.

 

[Brockness Monster]

This is my favorite clothing company

http://www.kuhl.com/kuhl/mens/short-sleeve/

Everything they make is for hiking and climbing first, style second. Their pants are the most comfortable things I have ever worn. Their shirts tend to run slim so go up a size if your a little wide in the torso like I am.

 

[Halcón]

These are pretty hot right now.

https://savageultimate.com/pages/disc-golf

Team MVP is wearing them, among other manufacturers in DG. I really like the clean look, and simple logo.

(I hate dry-fit tees, but since I wear an undershirt under my polos anyway, I don't mind the fabric too much in this design.)

 

[SaROCaM]

Got some 32 Degrees performance polos for $10 at Costco. Comfortable, breathable, a little stretch to help them move with you; I should have gotten more of them. They also make a great packable hooded rain jacket that fits in a backpack pocket. I hadn't heard of the brand until earlier this year but so far so good.

 

[The Shide]

Adidas makes good polos. Another I've tried is by PGA.

 

[InnocentCrook]

Got some 32 Degrees performance polos for $10 at Costco. Comfortable, breathable, a little stretch to help them move with you; I should have gotten more of them. They also make a great packable hooded rain jacket that fits in a backpack pocket. I hadn't heard of the brand until earlier this year but so far so good.

I love the 32Degrees t-shirts. Like the polos, they have a little stretch which i really like for dg. I've picked up a 2 pack on two separate occasions for about $7. 2 dri-fit tee's for $7? Hell yes.

Next year I'm gonna pick up a few packs because they're always out of my size by the time I get back to pick up more.

 

[pjhayes7]

Go to your local Goodwill or the equivalent and buy a couple of ball golf polos. I have several very nice Nike/Adidas/UA that I bought for $6 each. Much better prices than new. And you are going to get them sweaty anyway, so why not buy used.

 

[tonyroberts]

I thought this thread was going to be about playing disc golf on horses. That might be interesting.

 

[Motorpro]

I thought this thread was going to be about playing disc golf on horses. That might be interesting.

A whole lot more interesting then debating shirts

 

[Dthunderchicken]

I was recently gifted a Russell Dri Power polo. It's the lightest one I've ever seen. And it's oversized enough to allow for great air flow. If I didn't have so many other polos I'd go shopping for more of these..

 

[Lancerswimmer89]

A whole lot more interesting then debating shirts

Not really a debate...