Shop our staff’s picks for their favorite golf pants of the year

Even if you live in warm weather year-round, you have to own a pair of golf pants. (Hey, Florida and Arizona get chilly too!)

Climate jokes aside, some clubs require pants, so having a pair on hand that you love will always pay dividends.

Accessories

With so many options on the market, it can be difficult to decide which golf pants to buy, But if there’s anyone who knows a thing or two about quality golf pants, it’s GOLF’s staffers. Check out our list below to shop our favorite golf pants of the year.

Whether you’re looking for yourself or a loved one, you can’t go wrong with these tried-and-true picks!

The GOLF staff’s favorite pants of 2023

One find that I really loved this year for my husband is Linksoul’s Reno 5-Pocket Pant, which look fancy enough for a nice dinner but have the soft feel, comfort and flex you want for a round beforehand, too. —Jessica Marksbury 

Linksoul Reno 5-Pocket Pant

$148

Super versatile, these pants can be dressed up and worn to dinner or dressed down and worn to a ballgame.

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Lululemon’s ABC pant. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, these are the best pants money can buy. The price might be a little steep, but they are worth every penny. —Zephyr Melton

Lululemon ABC Classic-Fit 5 Pocket Pant

$128

For busy days and spontaneous nights — these versatile pants will keep up.

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Du/Er No Sweat Pant Relaxed Taper. I happened upon these while I was looking for new pants earlier this year and have been hooked ever since. They’re simple, comfortable and fit someone who’s 6’5”. —Jonathan Wall

DU/ER No Sweat Pant Relaxed Taper

$139

The No Sweat Pant is designed to feel like your sweats with 5-pocket detailing for a polished, versatile look.

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My pick: Vineyard Vines On-the-Go Canvas 5-Pocket Pants: These pants have it all: casual but not too casual; form-fitting but not too tight; stretchy but not too elastic. And they’re also crazy versatile: from the golf course to the office to lounging at home, you can just about wear them anywhere. The On-the-Go’s have become my go-to golf pants. I’m such a fan, I bought three pairs. —Alan Bastable

Vineyard Vines Men’s On-the-Go Canvas 5-Pocket Pants

$138

This pant features built-in stretch as well as moisture wicking and water-resistant properties.

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Rhone Commuter Pant Classic: I’ve been a long-time Lulu-wearer, but these stole my heart earlier this year. The material is super comfy, looks *great* and performs just as well in the elements. For a while I thought Lulu ABCs were the staff ace to Rhone’s No. 2 starter, but now I’m starting to see my wardrobe differently. Now, the pairing is more like the Splash Bros, Steph and Klay, each bringing top-flight results in their own unique flare. I can’t recommend them enough. —James Colgan

Rhone Commuter Pant Classic

$138

The Commuter Pant is made with Flex-Knit™ fabric for all day comfort that looks good.

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Adidas Ultimate365 Tapered Pants offer a proper combo of slim fit, stretch and looks. They help you feel more like an athlete. Look good, feel good, play good. —Dylan Dethier

Adidas Ultimate365 Tapered Pants

$85

The durable twill fabric is made for year-round play, with a breathable feel and four-way stretch for a full range of motion.

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Flint and Tinder 365 pants. The most comfortable pair of pants that my golf-swinging lower half has settled into. I have three pairs. They work seamlessly away from the golf course, too. —Nick Piastowski

Flint & Tinder 365 Pant – Straight

$98

These straight pants combine the look of your favorite tailored chino pants with the stretch of a performance pant.

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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.

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