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Done: We live in a golden age of stellar golf fashion. And in the category of golf shirts, the dark days in which your average golfer had to settle for a group of too attractive and unmatched numbers he has taken over too much money racks from a professional store. At the moment you will find an influx of style-savvy designers and new online brands that develop pretty shape shirts, fitting shapes that completely tremble the golf clothing industry.

Not only are young brands such as Greyson Glaquiers, Rhoback and Bad Birdie have the next level golf polos, but they also push the Stalwarts from the long-standing industry such as Adidas and Nike at the height of their games. (And with the tastes ofJustin Timberlake,Adam Levine, and evenKate Upton regularly rocking some of these new hot brands, they trust are quite elegant for the most sortorialolly golfers inclined.) Whether bold and dynamic or classic and discreet, here are 15 golf shirts you keep your style score well under the Normal this spring. And if you are looking for great places to flash your new Duds, here'sThe 9 most hard golf holes in America.

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Although most can only dream to slip on the Masters Champion jacket in Augusta, everyone can add a little green to their wardrobe this spring with the G / polo with fresh stripes.

A cutting collar, a contrast color paw and a modern cup give a polite appearance, while the lightweight fabric is certain to keep you cool, even on sleek descent puts.

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After a hiatus, the original penguin is back and makes splash on the golf scene. With a thinner fit and a fun and eye-catching design, the Memphis printing polo also distinguishes your club.

$ 68; Buy nowbonobos.com

With several adjustment options (thin and standard, which, with bonobos, is even thinner than most brands) and a two-button button button, the Bonobos M-Flex golf polo offers a clean and simple way to appear on the course. You will also find a wide range of color options, but we are partial brilliant blue. This seems appropriate for spring.

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With an experienced designer-Charlie Schaefer, the former design PVP in Ralph Lauren-direct the pack, few creative polos better than Greyson clothing. Although there are several bold impressions, the Greyson Angel Tears Polo offers a more subtle printing option, perfect for the arsenal of the spring shirt of any golfer. A four-button color jersey necklace and contrast increases this thing in the stratosphere. A note, however: people looking for a more tailor-made adjustment would be invited to train.

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The Polo Eddy TX Jersey is sewn from the always popular (and breathable) TX jersey fabric, has a thin flutter fit and is highlighted by a single bold band on the chest. For those who want to bring heat with high-end athletic aesthetics, look no further than this J. Lindeberg Polo. And if you are looking to play constantly under the pair, fly these5 smart tips that will stimulate your golf game.

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Guys are not the only ones to benefit from the last wave in the golf style. This G / anterior polo is perfect for ladies, with fine technical fabric and shorter sleeves lending a feminine touch.

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Inspired by antan vintage golf polo (Think Jack and Arnie Circa 1960), the players shirt offers a modern outlet on the old school polo. Featuring super soft organic cotton and removable neck stays, these polos work just as well to a backyard barbecue as they do on a crisp spring tower.

$ 88; Buy nowFairwaystyles.com

If you are looking for this traditional striped golf polo, but you want something with good sound form, turn to the Holder Shirt and Bourne Maxwell. This Bengal Polo striped performance has a reinforced neck and cooling fabric for a smart, classic golf look ideal for even the hottest days.

$ 29.90; Buy nowUniqlo.com

As the rollers of the golf season around, everyone needs a crisp collection, solid color polo to build look around him. This year, to reach the Uniqlo Airism Short Sleeve Polo, which is available in four tried-and-real tones: white, light blue, olive, and marine (photo). The buttonhole adds a nice touch of detail, while the price is certainly the best of the best in the set of a polo golf value. It is the kind of shirt better picked up in bulk.

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This elegant female polo has a round neck, short sleeves, and buttons on the back, making it an intelligent and elegant option for the course. In addition, the light and airy color hedgerosis works very well for the coming spring months.

$ 79; Buy nowrhoback.com

Among recent and High-Venus, Rhoback has created a great line of polo a truly active way of life. Beyond the great performance fabric of the Oslo Polo, a design designed to be hidden or units Unpubake you can swing this polo for all your favorite spring activities.

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The brand synonymous with the culture of South California has created this great San Diego-inspired shirt, with a lightweight fabric and an elegant chest pocket. The Sandy Aigo polo is sure to break the tapes and basic solids that clutter your current wardrobe.

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As the temperatures finally begin to heat, this polo sleeves by Foray Golf should be the center in the golf closet of each woman. An ultra-light, infringeable Italian jersey fabric, slender silhouette and glued button grapping are required to make this piece a Go-to Favorite.

$ 125; Buy nowgphort.com

Faithful to the shape, the G / Fore scratch polo brings a unique option to your golf arsenal. This block color polo is ripe with colors, and is just enough to spice up your favorite black pants.

$ 72; Buy nowbadbirdiegolf.com

If you are in this "we are going to take too seriously not golf" Category, Bad Birdie could just be polos for you. This brand gives a new perspective on golf clothes, offering fun, colorful and frankly bold designs like the Salty Savage Polo loan spring.

Jordan Griggs is a passionate golfer, passionate about travel, and founder of the siteDAPPER reader.