Tee Time Trends

Women’s golf wear has come a long way. From the early days when women wore long skirts and sweaters, to today’s comfortable and chic ensembles, the way women dress on the golf course shows how much both the game and fashion have evolved.

1920s: Pretty and Proper

In the 1920s, women golfers dressed very modestly. Long skirts, button-up blouses, and hats were common. The focus was on looking neat and elegant while playing, even if the clothes weren’t always easy to move in.

1950s: Clean and Classic

By the 1950s, women started wearing shorter skirts and sleeveless tops. The look was still classic and tidy, but a bit more comfortable. Sweaters tied over the shoulders were a popular touch.

1970s: More Freedom

In the ’70s, women’s golf clothes became more colorful and practical. Pants and shorts started showing up alongside skirts. Golfers began to wear brighter patterns and fabrics that were easier to move in.

1990s: Ready to Play

The 1990s women’s golf outfits were designed for comfort and ease. They wore shirts that dried quickly, flexible pants, and skorts to help them move freely and keep cool.

Today: Functional and Flattering

Women’s golf wear has truly transformed over the decades—from modest and structured to stylish and functional. At De Balancoire, we embody this evolution by creating timeless garments that flatter every figure while focusing on comfort and performance. We priortise natural fibers and thoughtful design to help women look great and feel confident on the course.