These 7 braided belts are the perfect finishing touch for every on-course ensemble

braided belts

Braided belts are stylish and comfortable.

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If you’re still wearing the same black or brown leather belt with every polo-and-pants combo in your golf closet, you’re missing out on a super-stylish trend that not only adds a bit of panache to every outfit, it’s also easy to pull off.

That’s right, we’re talking about braided belts. They’re everywhere, from the PGA Tour to your local muni, and adding one into your regular rotation will make you look and feel just a bit more polished every time you slip it through your pant’s loops.

Braided belts come in every shade but we’re especially loving the more understated basics and earth tones that are sure to go with everything you already have in your closet. The braided fabric is comfortable, stretchy and adds just the right amount of preppy style.

Check out some of our favorites below, and to shop more great gear for your game, take a scroll through the new inventory available in GOLF’s Pro Shop.

Nike Weave Stretch Woven

$55
The Nike Weave Stretch Woven belt is created with a vegetable tanned leather trim and Nike G-flex technology for an increased range of motion, sizing versatility and extra comfort. The buckle is a brushed gunmetal harness with a matte black prong and a laser Swoosh logo.
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Royal Albartross The McGregor

$99
The Royal Albartross McGregor belt connects the past to the present. It is designed with a Celtic pattern that pays homage to golf’s long and proud heritage. It is woven, elasticated, and features leather tipping. McGregor offers no-hole construction. The woven finish allows you to insert the prong where it’s needed for your best fit.
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Original Penguin Original Solid Web

$40
Original Penguin’s Solid Web belt offers web detailing for a fashionable style. It has leather tipping and Pete branding to complete the look.
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Under Armour Performance Stretch

$35
The Under Armour Performance Stretch Belt features elastic webbing with leather end pieces and belt hole panel for elevated and enhanced style. The width is 1.4 inches and sizes run from 32-40. The belt was featured on GOLF.com’s GOLF Fall 2020 Style Guide: 5 great belts to wear on the golf course.
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Puma Jackpot Braided

$35
Bring your look together with the PUMA Men’s Jackpot braided Golf Belt. Featuring stretch properties, sleek details, and a buckle closure, the belt offers comfort, style, and performance!
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Nexbelt Braided 2.0

$56.99
Nexbelt presents the Braided belt 2.0. It is constructed with nylon and features a shortened leather tip and more stretchable for extra comfort. This PreciseFit ratchet belt is cut to size, featuring a scaling system that fits up to a 50” waist. Once you find your size, cut the belt to customize your fit. The ratchet closure doesn’t require holes. Simply slide the belt strap into the buckle and the integrated teeth strip holds the belt in place.
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Nicklaus Limited-Edition USA-themed Elastic Stretch Belt

$99
This limited edition Jack Nicklaus x FH Wadsworth collaboration launches in anticipation of the year’s most anticipated event, The Ryder Cup. This upscale belt collection combines Italian rayon elastic stretch, full-grain leather, and Italian-made buckles.  Each belt features the iconic Golden Bear logo embossed onto the leather tip, and comes with a red, white, and blue design. The winning array of modern, classic and sophisticated styles is sure to suit your look, whether you’re hitting the green or heading to the office.
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As a four-year member of Columbia’s inaugural class of female varsity golfers, Jessica can out-birdie everyone on the masthead. She can out-hustle them in the office, too, where she’s primarily responsible for producing both print and online features, and overseeing major special projects, such as GOLF’s inaugural Style Is­sue, which debuted in February 2018. Her origi­nal interview series, “A Round With,” debuted in November of 2015, and appeared in both in the magazine and in video form on GOLF.com.