How to choose a women’s golf polo for links golf

Executive Summary

Wind smart, breathable women’s polos that dry fast and sit flat under waterproofs for exposed coastal rounds.

Introduction

Choose a polo that handles breeze, dries quickly, and sits clean under layers. See Polos and match to Waterproofs.

Core Benefits for golfers

• Moisture wicking to reduce chill between shots.
• Quick drying after light rain.
• Four way stretch for a full turn.
• Collars that sit flat under quarter zips.
• Colourfast dyes that wash well.
• Easy pairing with navy or charcoal trousers.

Fit and Sizing Guidance (men and women)

Measure bust and shoulders and check the Size Guide. The shoulder seam should sit on the bone, sleeves should cover the top third of the bicep, and the hem should reach mid hip to stay tidy when you rotate.

Fabric and Technology

Choose quick drying technical knits with smooth faces that slide under jackets. Avoid dense cotton that cools in wind.

Seasonal Layers

Calm coast: polo and light Trousers. Windy coast: add a Mid Layer. Showery: wear under Waterproofs. Cold: add a Base Layer.

Care and Longevity

Rinse salt after coastal rounds, wash cool, hang dry, and reshape collars. Avoid high heat which can distort interlinings.

Comparison Pointers

Pick collars that stay put in wind, and fabrics that release water quickly. Test with a quarter zip to confirm the collar sits flat.

Quick Facts

• Light to mid weight knits suit Irish rounds.
• Collars should lie flat under quarter zips.
• Four way stretch helps during long practice.
• UPF is helpful in brighter spells.
• Rinse salt promptly after links rounds.

FAQ

• Do I need windproof fabric Not for polos. Layer a breathable mid layer and waterproof for wind and rain.
• Is a high collar better on links A moderate height that lies flat under a zip feels more comfortable in wind.
• What colours suit coastal photos Navy and charcoal anchor outfits. White and light blue pop on bright days.

Conclusion and Call to Action

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Layering by month in Ireland

• March: Base layer + polo + light mid layer. Keep a compact waterproof for showers.
• April: Polo + mid layer. Add a gilet for early starts.
• May: Polo most days. Quarter zip for wind.
• June: Breathable polo. UPF helps on bright spells.
• July: Polo and light trousers.
• August: Polo + light mid layer if breezy.
• September: Polo + mid layer. Waterproof if showers threaten.
• October: Base layer + polo + mid layer. Gilet optional.
• November: Base layer + polo + insulated mid layer or gilet.

On course checks for women

Take golf posture, hinge from the hips, and raise arms to shoulder height. The sleeve and shoulder seams should stay smooth. Zip a quarter zip to the chin to confirm collar comfort. Walk ten paces to check the hem stays tidy over trousers or skort.

Colour and outfit capsules

• Classic: white polo + navy trousers + grey quarter zip.
• Sport: light blue polo + charcoal trousers + black mid layer.
• Links: navy polo + khaki trousers + navy gilet under a waterproof.
• Winter: base layer + polo + insulated mid layer + waterproof.

Care and longevity routine

Wash on a cool cycle, skip softeners, and hang to dry. Reshape collars while damp. Rinse salt or sand after coastal rounds. Rotate garments if you carry a bag to reduce wear at the shoulder seam.

Follow up questions: Which conditions do you face most often. What fit suits your swing. Which colours work with your current trousers.