Focus on Golfwear Ensure your customers look the part on and off the course with these latst must have golf wear staples.


Comfort on the course


The JC041 SuperCool Performance Polo is a stylish polo with side panels that has a close fi t whilst the drop tail with side vents provides additional comfort. Featuring a fl at knit rib collar, a traditional button placket, self- coloured buttons, and a simple tear off label. This technical polo weighs 170gsm and is crafted from SuperCool fabric, that provides comfort for every sport. Sizes range from S-XXL and is available in four classic colours.


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RX109


Comfortable and stylish Engineered with our wicking polyester, the ProRTX RX109 Pro Wicking Polo allows you to work to your full potential. The permanent wicking means this durable garment will rid moisture again and again. With additional features such as the knitted ribbed collar and cuffs, this polo will keep you comfortable while remaining stylish. New for 2024, the RX109 is available in sizes S-3XL in 4 core colours.


www.prortx.com ProRTX TC033 Fit for the fairway


The essential accessory for carrying on the green; Towel City’s TC033 Printable Border Golf Towel has an array of features fi t for the fairway.


Made in a heavyweight, durable 100% Ringspun Cotton Terry with a deep pile and excellent absorbency it is sure to last the season and more. The compact sized towel, 30cm x 60cm, has a metal rivet and hook in the top corner for ease of attaching it onto the side of a bag. With the 10cm wide herringbone border, the surface gives decorators a fl at surface for adding club branding and logos.


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