Fashion / Apparel
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Continuing with its foray into a full line of performance golf apparel, FootJoy is expanding its line of new offerings with the debut this summer of its Fall, 2012 collection led by four all-new contemporary color collections and that feature new and exciting performance pieces for all style preferences and playing conditions.
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In many parts of the country April is the start of golf season with the first major tournament of the year—the Masters—heralding the beginning of the primary spring and summer months. In celebration of the season's first major championship, FootJoy is spicing up its top-ranked shoe lineup with the availability of a limited edition green sting ray printed leather offering through the custom MyJoys® program that will highlight the traditional color of the Masters and give players lucky enough to be among the first 200 to order the shoe the chance to have a pair custom built to their specifications. |
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By Terry Ross
One of the fastest-growing brands of sunglasses across many sports has made recent in-roads into the golf accessory category with some spirited new models and eye-catching fashion statements.
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By Terry Ross
With the weather beginning to turn colder as the fall season takes over from the summer heat, golf is still on in most parts of the country, but with an eye towards comfort as the elements start to take their toll.
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By Terry Ross
The burgeoning golf clothing industry is going to get even more competitive as FootJoy, which has held a dominate position in the sales of golf shoes and gloves for many years, is getting ready to make a full assault on the full-line apparel market with the introduction of a complete range of men’s golf apparel comprised of performance fabrics to complement its existing line of advanced outerwear that has also been a leader in the market.
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PORT WASHINGTON, Wis. -- The Allen Edmonds Shoe Corporation, the leading American-based manufacturer of premium men's footwear and accessories, is introducing its new Spring 2012 Honors Collection™ of golf shoes.
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Gold Canyon, Arizona - May 2011 - Sporty Chic Designs offers a new twist to the classic tennis bracelet with a line of jewelry for women who love to play and work hard. Each item has a sports symbol incorporated into the design, striking up conversations when they really count. Each gorgeous and versatile piece has a MSRP starting at $42 and is available at www.SportyChicDesigns.com. |
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Most of us remember the iconic Fila logo emblazoned on the hats and shirts of PGA Tour superstars like Tom Watson in the 1980s and Lee Janzen in the 90s. Following that, however, there was a period when other brands took center stage. Those days are over, as Fila is making a huge comeback in the golf market thanks in part to a collection that’s crafted for world class athletes yet versatile enough to be worn for almost any activity.
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By Terry Ross
Mother’s Day is the time of year when we celebrate the one who has provided unconditional love, guidance, motherly intuition and really gave us our start.
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For some time now, golf superstars have been cultivating the craft of making wine in addition to practicing the perfect swing. In this process, golfers like Annika Sorenstam (ANNIKA Vineyards), Arnold Palmer (Arnold Palmer Wines), Greg Norman (Greg Norman Estates), and Ernie Els (Ernie Els Winery) have found that the attributes that make an unforgettable bottle of wine also make a championship golf course. Listed below are wines made by the famous golfers, which have also been paired with the world’s most revered golf courses.
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By Terry Ross
It wasn’t that long ago that when the subject of golf clothing was brought up that a sweater, rain jacket and shorts for warmer days was as far as the discussion needed to go. In addition to the everyday pants and shirt, these were pretty much the only extras most people considered and it made packing for a day of golf or a trip to some far-away resort pretty simple.
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By Terry Ross
As golfers look for that elusive elixir to improve their game—be it the newest driver or putter to hit the market—many recreational players are looking into the mirror and working to improve their physical conditioning and strength in order to achieve a better game.
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By Terry Ross
An updated look with an eye towards sophisticated styling and new colors, together with the sheer feel of its new DESERT DRY™ XTRA-LITE moisture wicking performance fabrics is making Antiqua golf apparel one of the hot new looks this year and moving forward into the 2011 season.
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CARLSBAD, CALIF. – Four months ago, Steve Olsen of Green Bay, Wisconsin applied for adidas Golf’s Wear in the World Adventure: a 50-day job interview spanning nine countries and three continents that would pit him against another candidate and test his golfing ability and resilience as a burgeoning social media catalyst. Following the conclusion of the program in Bandon, Oregon, adidas Golf named Olsen the winner of the competition over fellow competitor Chris Dukeminier (Portland, Oregon) and offered him a marketing position at adidas Golf’s global headquarters in Carlsbad, CA.
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CARLSBAD, CALIF. (August 11, 2010) – After more than 50 days of travel through nine different countries, applicants Chris Dukeminier (Oregon) and Steve Olsen (Wisconsin) arrived in Bandon, Oregon where they will have their final challenge and interview for the right to be named adidas Golf’s next Social Media Catalyst. The winner of adidas Golf’s “Wear In The World Adventure2” will be named next week, so stay tuned to Wear In The World Adventure2 and also be sure to give us your vote and tell us who you think should win.
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CARLSBAD, CALIF. (August 5, 2010) – Only one week remains in adidas Golf’s "Wear In The World Adventure2" before the company names its next social media catalyst. Finalists Chris Dukeminier (Oregon) and Steve Olsen (Wisconsin) will continue to display their desire to work for adidas Golf by participating in business-related tasks and golf challenges at Chateau Whistler Golf Club and Tobiano Country Club. Dukeminier and Olsen who have been engaged in the world’s most exciting job interview, anticipate next week’s private finale at Bandon Dunes, Oregon and hope to hear their name called on the final day. In the meantime, Dukeminier and Olsen departed Japan and are on their way to Canada as the race for a position at TaylorMade-adidas Golf has never been more intense.
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CARLSBAD, CALIF. (July 27, 2010) – With 37 days and five countries behind them, “Wear In The World” finalists Steve Olsen (Wisconsin) and Chris Dukeminier (Oregon) completed the fifth stop in Thailand and began the next phase of their head-to-head competition to become the next social media catalyst at TaylorMade-adidas Golf this week in South Korea, the sixth of nine stops in adidas Golf’s globetrotting golf adventure.
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CARLSBAD, Calif. (July 20, 2010) – With Germany, Norway, Scotland and Dubai all in the rear view mirror, Wear in the World (WITW) applicants Steve Olsen (Wisconsin) and Chris Dukeminier (Oregon) continue their quest to land a social media job at TaylorMade-adidas Golf this week in Thailand, the fifth stop in adidas Golf’s globetrotting golf adventure.
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CARLSBAD, Calif. (July 12, 2010) – In its relentless pursuit to find the best employee to work for the company, adidas Golf is turning up the heat on Steve Olsen (Wisconsin) and Chris Dukeminier (Portland). Both are competing for the right to be named the company’s next social media catalyst through its Wear in the World program: a globetrotting golf adventure and interview process spanning 50 days and nine countries.
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By Terry Ross
Golf apparel certainly has entered new territory. Today’s styles and trends reflect the new era of fashion and fit, with comfort and versatility among the primary attributes that both men and woman place high on their priority list when it comes to outfitting themselves.
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