Golf Items

From golfing with a burger to chilling on a Cheez-It, retail brands are getting extra-creative with promo.

A former warehouse assistant at Augusta National Golf Club illegally made about $5.6 million by stealing and selling exclusive Masters branded merchandise and historic memorabilia, including famous Green Jackets worn by past champions of the major professional golf tournament like Arnold Palmer and Ben Hogan, authorities said. Richard Brendan Globensky, 39, of Augusta, GA, got…

Since trends in golf apparel and accessories often influence and translate into the promotional products market, ASI Media asked Cutter & Buck for a few insights on hot-selling items at the PGA Championship.

The 8AM Invitational, a star-studded golf tournament in Las Vegas, has a gift suite that combines practical golf products with personal care, style, and more.

To tie in with the finale of the ever-hilarious, ever-frustrating "Curb Your Enthusiasm," Malbon Golf created a special line of apparel referencing the final season's golf-centric storylines.

Swag Golf is continuing to show that it knows where golf demand lies by securing a $10 million growth round by New York investment firm Verance Capital. The company's continued success is an indication of what sorts of golf products a younger, less formal generation is looking for.

Puma Golf's latest collection with the EDM artist DJ Kygo that's really showing what you can do with a modern golf promo, with eye-catching colors and tie-ins with pop culture elements that in the past might have felt foreign to the buttoned-up golf world.

Ralph Lauren does a pretty good job designing apparel for the U.S.'s premier athletes. The designer brand's Team USA gear for the Olympics is always interesting, and creates influence elsewhere in the apparel world, as other companies look to replicate the mixes of style and athletic function. In the promotional apparel space, golf is a…

Golf is evolving, and that means the opportunities for golf promos are evolving, too. Brands that otherwise might not fit into the world of golf are now common, as evidenced by High Noon's "SoCal fun-loving" apparel line with TravisMathew.

Last year it was a bowling alley. This year it's a golf course. Michelob Ultra's star-studded Super Bowl commercial is once again getting a full line of corresponding merchandise, including apparel and golf equipment.