13 Best Women's Golf Shorts
List Updated November 2023
Bestselling Women's Golf Shorts in 2023
adidas Golf Women's Essentials Shorts, Black, Size 14
- Stretch-woven, pull-on Bermuda for sleek silhouette
- Slim fit for athletic movement
- Power mesh at inner waistband for added comfort and flattering fit
- adidas brand mark metal tab above the back, right pocket
Callaway Women's Golf Performance 19" Woven Shorts, Caviar, Size 12
- Opti-Dri: Transfers moisture away from the body to aid in evaporation
- Opti-Shield 50: creates a layer of protection from the sun's harmful rays
- Opti-Stretch: fabric features interwoven layers of spandex to ensure maximum range of motion so the garment moves with the golf swing
- Comfort stretch waistband
- Machine wash warm, Tumble dry
Honour Fashion Women's Golf Underneath Shorts Skorts (Black, Medium)
- Moisture wicking and breathable material make you stay cool
- Secure Pantie/underwear Inside, cover your private part well also not see through.
- Perfect choice for Gym exercise, running, tennis, hiking, workout,cheerleader, golf and any relaxed living
- Scallop seam across the skirt for a modern look, practical back pocket enough room for storage
- Light washed in cold water, hang dry
adidas Golf Women's Essentials Lightweight 7-Inch Shorts, Scorch Pink, Size 0
- Lightweight stretch woven fabric
- Contoured waistband with constructed belt loops
- 7-inch inseam
adidas Golf Women's Essentials 5" Shorts, Trace Grey, Size 8
- Lightweight, stretch-woven fabric for mobility
- Contoured waistband with constructed belt loops
- Athletic fit
- Adidas performance metal tab above back right pocket
adidas Golf Women's Ultimate Adistar Bermuda Shorts, Black, Large
- Textured fabric on front body
- Solid UPF fabrication on back body for sun protection
- Drop neck placket for feminine silhouette
- Solid rib placket
- Metallic adidas performance logo at lower-right hem
adidas Golf Women's Essentials Painted Stripe Shorts, White, Size 8
- Stretch-woven skort with pull-on styling
- Compression fit undershot is supportive and made with climachill fabric for cooling
- adidas performance metal tab above the back, right pocket
adidas Golf Women's Essentials Lightweight Bermuda Shorts, Black, Size 4
- Two front and two back pockets
- Contoured waistband with constructed belt loops
- Zip fly closure
- Lightweight, stretch-woven fabric for freedom of movement
- Regular fit
Nike Golf Women's Oxford Shorts, Cosmic Purple/White, 10 X 6
- Dri-FIT fabric helps keep you dry and comfortable
- Hook-and-eye/button waist closure with zip fly offers a classic fit
- Notched hems enhance range of motion
- Pockets at front and back offer versatile storage
Nike Oxford Women's Golf Shorts 725763 100 White (12)
- Nike Oxford Women's Golf Shorts 725763 100 White (12)
Danskin Now Women's Basic Skort for Tennis, Golf or Active (Large, Black)
- 90% Cotton 10% Spandex
- Multiple color choices
- Internal draw cord
- Performance fit
- Machine wash cold
Under Armour Women's Links 4" Shorty, Overcast Gray /Overcast Gray, 4
- Light & durable stretch woven fabric delivers superior comfort & breathability
- Stretch-engineered waistband with adjustable inner elastic for a perfect fit
- 5-pocket design with working fly
- Inseam: 4"
LEE Women's Relaxed Fit Myra Short, Black, 10
- Relaxed fit sits at the waist
- Utility short with front patch pockets, back flap pockets and side cargo pocket
- Featuring a front snap closure with knit waistband
- Rise: 11 inches, leg opening: 23 inches, inseam: medium: 6 inches
- Product Measurements were taken using size 10. Please note that Measurements may vary by size
A Vintage Watch Makes a Cool Father's Day Gift
Ever have a hard time getting a gift for dad? Want something with more pizzazz thain a pair of pajamas or a golf shirt? Consider a vintage watch.
Mom's had her day.
And now Father's day looms ahead. What to get Dad?
How about a cool vintage watch?
What is a Vintage Watch?
No one seems to agree on a definition. Search the web, and you will find many different opinions. So, I'll use one that frequently pops up:
Any watch pre-dating the invention of the Quartz movement.
This means that the watch was manufactured before Seiko introduced the first quartz movement in 1969.It also means that the movement is mechanical. Because, let's face it, a battery in a watch is not cool.
So, here are three well-known brands that Dad is sure to appreciate:
The Swiss
Rolex: WatchTime magazine reports that Rolex spent nearly $47million in 2020 to advertise its pedigree in the US[i]. So nearly everyone knows this manufacturer of prestigious watches. Sporty vintage models are the Air King, Oyster Perpetual and Oyster Date. Expect to spend between $2,000 and $3,000 to score one of these stainless steel models from the 1950's or 1960's.
Omega: On its company website, Omega states that they have been making watches since 1848. Some of their iconic designs from the 1950's and 1960's make great dress watches. An early 60's stainless steel Omega Constellation with a pie pan dial would set you back around $1,100 to $1,500. For something a little less expensive, consider a Seamaster from the same period - less than a $1,000. Finally, if you want to keep the tab below $500, try one of their earlier 1950's plain stainless watches. For this type of model pair it wth a nice sporty grosgrain strap so Dad can show it off on the golf course.
Buy American
Want to be patriotic on Father's Day? Consider an iconic company that manufactured watches right in the good ol' USA.
Hamilton: Hamilton watches are now made in Switzerland, but the company's roots are American. In 1892, Hamilton began to manufacture timepieces in Lancaster Pennsylvania, and you can buy a classic "Made in America" Hamilton timepiece from the 1940's or 1950's for between $300 and $700. Many of these pieces have 10k or 14k gold snap back cases and make elegant dress watches. However, a word of caution: Many of these square or rectangular watches are much smaller than today's mammoth watches so make sure the size is appropriate for Dad.
Where to Shop
eBay: Upside is that there's plenty of selection here; the downside is that you don't get to examine the watch. The seller may post pictures, but those pictures may not expose every flaw. While some sellers are extremely knowledgeable about their products, others may be trying to just get rid of that one old watch that they found in grandpa's attic.
Online Vintage Watch Dealers: - Same downside of not being able to examine the watch. Upside is that the seller is usually knowledgeable and, because he wants your repeat business, he will try to offer an honest opinion about the watch's condition. Also, timepieces bought from dealers are usually serviced and restored.
Brick and Mortar Vintage Watch Dealers: Same upsides as their online counterparts, plus you get to personally examine the watch. However, a big downside is that there is usually a sharp premium for this convenience.
Pawn Shops: If you are lucky, the upside here could be the price. Downside is that many of the pieces are "as is." You may get stuck with costly repairs just to make the watch tell accurate time.
Whether you buy Dad one of the three brands mentioned above or another classic, be assured that he won't be complaining to his friends about another boring Father's Day gift.
[i] Thompson, Joe, WatchTime, "Good Omen: Watch Advertising Up", p. 154.
