7 Best Big Wedge Golf Alternatives in 2026 | Ranked

Updated on: October 1, 2026

Author: Graeme

Exploring the brands golfers turn to beyond Big Wedge's creator-led, heritage-graphic golfwear.

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Top Picks

1. Macade Golf: Best overall alternative with a complete performance range
2. Stromberg: Best for budget golfwear you can try on in store
3. Three Putt Golf: Best for UK golf streetwear with original graphics
4. Reflo: Best for recycled-fabric performance kit
5. Good Good Golf: Best for creator-led golfwear at full scale
6. Island Green: Best for a full kit on a tight budget
7. Barstool Golf: Best for media-brand merch with collaboration firepower

Why People Look Beyond Big Wedge

Golfers look beyond Big Wedge because the clothing line is small and hard to buy. In October 2026 it ran to 21 products with no trousers, shorts, waterproofs or women's range. The seven brands below fill those gaps, from budget club kit to tour-level performancewear.

Big Wedge Golf is the clothing line of the Big Wedge Golf YouTube channel. The channel launched in 2024 with W2S, Miniminter and Zerkaa of the Sidemen, alongside Callux, Calfreezy and Randolph, and Seb of Seb on Golf runs it as CEO. It had 859,000 subscribers in October 2026.

The clothing arrived on 11 August 2025, with a second drop on 2 December 2025. It reads as heritage-collegiate rather than loud, with script logos, check-pattern polos and navy, green and cream colourways. Polos are £45–£50, 250gsm cotton tees are £35, and the 400gsm hoodies and sweatshirts cost £60–£65.

The gaps matter if you are dressing for a round. Beyond those tops there is one lightweight jacket, plus caps, a bobble hat, socks, a towel, a driver cover, golf tees and a divot tool.

That doesn't make it bad clothing: the pricing is accessible and the design is restrained. It simply suits the channel's viewers better than golfers who need a full outfit. If you want more range or more categories, these seven brands deliver.

Best Pick For…

Play Style / Need	Best Brand
A complete performance range with women's fits	Macade Golf
Budget on-course kit you can try on in store	Stromberg
UK golf streetwear with original graphics	Three Putt Golf
Performance kit with labelled recycled content	Reflo
Creator-led golfwear at genuine scale	Good Good Golf
Head-to-toe golf clothing on a tight budget	Island Green
Media-brand merch with big-name collaborations	Barstool Golf

Detailed Breakdown by Brand

Macade Golf: Best Overall Alternative to Big Wedge

Available on: eu.macadegolf.com · Read our full Macade Golf review

Key Features:

• Stockholm brand founded in 2019 "to reimagine golf apparel for a new generation"
• Performance fabrics with Scandinavian design across polos, layers, trousers, joggers, shorts and HydroCore rainwear
• Full men's and women's ranges, including skirts, dresses and a cashmere edit
• Its tour team includes DP World Tour player Ewen Ferguson and LPGA Tour player Gabriella Then

Pros:

• A complete women's range, a whole market Big Wedge does not serve
• Free UK delivery and free returns, with VAT and duties included in the checkout price
• Size exchanges through its returns portal, plus phone and Messenger chat support from 9am to 5pm CET
• Stocked in the UK by Function18 as well as on its own store

Cons:

• Much dearer: in October 2026 men's polos were £75–£110 and trousers £105–£170, against Big Wedge's £45–£50 polos
• A Trustpilot score of 3.8 from 78 reviews in October 2026, with some complaints about slow replies
• Returns go back via a FedEx, DHL or PostNord service point or a booked pickup, and are usually processed within 14 working days

Verdict:

Macade is the alternative for a golfer who wants an actual wardrobe rather than a drop, with trousers, rainwear, women's fits and tour players behind the name. You pay well over Big Wedge's price for a polo. In return you get a range that covers the whole round, delivered free with duties paid.

Stromberg: Best for Budget Golfwear You Can Try On in Store

Available on: americangolf.co.uk · Read our full Stromberg review

Key Features:

• American Golf's in-house British brand, bought by the retailer in September 2019 and sold through its website and around 80 stores
• Polos, midlayers, trousers, shorts, gilets, waterproofs and shoes, plus ladies' and juniors' ranges
• DP World Tour winner Andy Sullivan signed a two-year deal to wear it in January 2026
• Designs American Golf's officially licensed The Open apparel range

Pros:

• Men's polos from £29.99 and Hampton trousers at £49.99, against Big Wedge's £45–£50 polos
• Real weather kit for the money: the Bandit jacket is rated 20,000mm waterproof at £99.99
• Wide sizing, with many men's lines in S–5XL, trousers in three leg lengths, ladies' 8–20 and juniors' 7–14 years
• Free returns at any American Golf store, and standard UK delivery is free over £50

Cons:

• Sold almost entirely through one retailer, and multi-buys and weekly deals often undercut the list price
• Postal returns are at your own cost, and store purchases only have 14 days
• Plain, functional design with little crossover appeal off the course

Verdict:

Stromberg answers the value question Big Wedge raises. A £29.99 polo and £49.99 Hampton trousers cost less at list price than a Big Wedge polo and hoodie. Nobody buys it for the graphics, but it covers every category the creator brands leave empty, and you can try it on before you pay.

Three Putt Golf: Best for UK Golf Streetwear with Original Graphics

Available on: threeputtgolfclothing.co.uk · Read our full Big Wedge vs Three Putt comparison

Key Features:

• A UK golf streetwear brand based in Leeds, selling six graphic designs across its streetwear from Contours to Three on the Green
• Tees: 305gsm, 100% cotton, relaxed fit, S–2XL, £24.99–£30.99, in five colourways per design
• Sweatshirts (400gsm cotton crewneck, regular fit, £37.99–£47.99) and long-sleeve tees (305gsm, loose drop-shoulder fit, £28.99–£35.99)
• Hoodies: 430gsm, 56% cotton / 44% polyester, oversized drop-shoulder fit, S–2XL, £45.99–£54.99

Pros:

• Undercuts Big Wedge on like-for-like pieces: tees from £24.99 against £35, and hoodies from £45.99 against £60–£65
• Graphic-led designs, where Big Wedge leans on script logos and wordmarks
• A heavier hoodie, at 430gsm against Big Wedge's 400gsm
• Free UK delivery

Cons:

• No performance polos, trousers, outerwear or women's-specific range, so the rest of your golf kit comes from elsewhere
• Cotton, not technical kit: no moisture-wicking, stretch fabric or weather protection
• Returns within 14 days of delivery at the customer's cost, and hoodies stop at 2XL where Big Wedge's go to 3XL

Verdict:

Three Putt shares Big Wedge's narrow catalogue but starts from the graphic rather than the audience. It is the better pick if the design is the reason you are buying, and it undercuts Big Wedge on tees and hoodies. For the course itself, you will still need a polo and trousers from someone else.

Reflo: Best for Recycled-Fabric Performance Kit

Available on: reflo.com · Read our full Reflo review

Key Features:

• British sustainable sportswear brand founded in 2021 by Rory MacFadyen and Peter Philippou
• Recycled polyester across the golf range, from 42% to 100% depending on the garment
• Officially licensed by The R&A for Open capsule collections in 2025 and 2026
• England captain Harry Kane is its global brand ambassador and led its 2024 seed round

Pros:

• Product pages state the recycled percentage garment by garment, and its tree funding shows on a public Ecologi profile
• A proper on-course range: polos, chinos, joggers, shorts, midlayers, gilets and water-resistant jackets
• Free UK returns and exchanges within 30 days, and free UK delivery over £70
• Polos from £49, close to Big Wedge's £45–£50

Cons:

• No women's golf range: the core line is men's sizing, XS–3XL, with a few pieces in 4XL
• No certifications are named on the site, and two polos are only 42% and 52% recycled
• Prices have climbed, with the dearest polos at £79 and the Brembo trousers at £99

Verdict:

Reflo is the direct answer to how little Big Wedge publishes about sourcing, because its product pages tell you how much recycled fibre is in each garment. It costs more once you move past the £49 Bohai polo. The missing women's range is a real limitation, but the transparency gap between the two is wide.

Good Good Golf: Best for Creator-Led Golfwear at Full Scale

Available on: goodgoodgolf.com · Read our full Good Good Golf review

Key Features:

• Golf media and apparel company from Frisco, Texas, founded in 2020 and led by founder and CEO Matt Kendrick
• The clearest proof that a golf YouTube channel can become a serious apparel business
• Men's, women's and youth ranges, from polos, quarter-zips, joggers and shorts to rain gear, hats, balls and drivers
• Hosts the Good Good Championship, a new PGA Tour FedExCup Fall event in Austin on 9–15 November 2026

Pros:

• Bottoms, rain gear and a women's range, all missing from Big Wedge
• Sponsored tour players since January 2025, including Joel Dahmen, Beau Hossler and Michael Block
• Raised $45 million in March 2025, with Peyton Manning's Omaha Productions among the backers
• Polos mostly around $66–$70 (about £51–£54), close to Big Wedge's polo prices

Cons:

• Items sent internationally cannot be returned, so UK orders are effectively final sale
• Allow up to 10 business days before an order ships
• Customer service runs 9am–5pm US Central time, Monday to Friday

Verdict:

If Big Wedge is where creator golfwear starts, Good Good shows where it can end up: tour players, a PGA Tour event and a catalogue that covers the whole round. The sting for UK buyers is the returns policy. International orders cannot be sent back, so get the size right first time.

Island Green: Best for a Full Kit on a Tight Budget

Available on: islandgreengolf.co.uk · Read our full Island Green review

Key Features:

• Manchester brand established in 2014, owned by distributor Pan World Brands and designed in-house
• Men's and ladies' polos, knitwear, midlayers, trousers, shorts, skorts, gilets, jackets and waterproofs
• A £69.99 Waterproof Stretch Jacket with taped seams and a two-year waterproof guarantee
• An AW26 range of 12 quilted and stretch layers at £49.95–£69.95, published in September 2026

Pros:

• A £24.99 Performance Polo in XS–4XL and £44.99 Tour trousers, among the lowest list prices here
• Ladies' polos and trousers in sizes 8–20, with three leg lengths on the trousers
• Free returns within 30 days, and same-day dispatch on weekday orders placed before noon
• Stocked by GolfOnline and County Golf as well as its own site

Cons:

• Free delivery only starts at £70 (standard is £3.99), and there is no international shipping
• No exchanges and no published phone number
• Mixed durability feedback, with one Golf Monthly forum member writing in 2018 that pieces "go a bit baggy after a while"

Verdict:

Island Green is the volume answer. A polo, trousers and a waterproof cost less at list price than a Big Wedge polo, hoodie and jacket. Nobody would call it aspirational, but if the goal is to get properly kitted out rather than make a statement, it does the job.

Barstool Golf: Best for Media-Brand Merch with Collaboration Firepower

Available on: store.barstoolsports.com · Read our full Barstool Golf review

Key Features:

• The golf line of Barstool Sports, built around the Fore Play podcast
• Around 160 golf products in October 2026, roughly half of them hats and tees
• Performance polos at $70–$85 (about £54–£65), with the in-house styles in 86% polyester / 14% spandex
• Partner-made kit: an adidas Ultimate365 capsule, '47 headwear and SKLZ training aids

Pros:

• Duties and taxes are collected at checkout, so nothing extra is due on delivery
• The adidas capsule includes $95 tapered golf trousers, a category Big Wedge does not cover
• PGA Tour winner Kevin Kisner joined Fore Play as a full-time host in March 2026
• More than seven times as many products as Big Wedge's 21

Cons:

• Priced in US dollars, with a flat $29.95 (about £23) UK delivery charge
• Orders can take up to two weeks to dispatch, then 8–14 business days by FedEx
• UK returns are refund-only, posted at your own cost to Ohio, with duties not refunded

Verdict:

Barstool Golf is the same idea as Big Wedge executed at a much larger scale, with adidas and '47 doing the heavy lifting that in-house design does elsewhere. The checkout-collected duties are a real advantage over most US brands. The slow dispatch and refund-only UK returns undo a lot of that goodwill.

Quick Comparison Grid

Brand	Best For	Price Range	Sustainability
Big Wedge Golf	Creator-led golfwear in a heritage style	££	None (no sustainability claims or sourcing statement)
Macade Golf	Complete performance range with women's fits	£££	None found (no certifications or eco claims on its brand pages)
Stromberg	Budget on-course kit you can try on in store	£	Low (recycled polyester in some lines, no certifications listed)
Three Putt Golf	UK golf streetwear with original graphics	££	None (no recycled-content or eco claims; tees are 100% cotton)
Reflo	Performance kit with labelled recycled content	££–£££	High (42–100% recycled polyester by garment, tree funding on a public Ecologi profile, no certifications named)
Good Good Golf	Creator-led golfwear at full scale	££	None found (no eco claims on product pages)
Island Green	Head-to-toe golf clothing on a budget	£	None (no sustainability claims on its site)
Barstool Golf	Media merch with big-name collaborations	££	Low (no claims for its own pieces; the adidas capsule carries adidas's recycled-fabric claims)

Summary

Big Wedge Golf has one of the biggest golf audiences in the UK, and its clothing has a restrained heritage look that avoids the usual merch clichés. It isn't yet a full golf wardrobe, though.

In October 2026 it ran to 21 products, with no bottoms, no women's range and no new clothing since December 2025. That is a narrow range for a brand whose site banner reads "PREMIUM GOLFWEAR".

Each brand here answers a different part of that. Macade and Stromberg give you the full on-course wardrobe at opposite ends of the price scale, and Reflo labels its recycled content. Good Good and Barstool show what creator and media merch looks like at scale, and Island Green kits you out cheaply. Three Putt keeps the streetwear instinct, with original graphics on cotton tees and heavyweight hoodies.

If you buy Big Wedge because you watch the channel, none of this changes anything. If you need golf clothes, almost every brand here gives you more. For more homegrown labels, see our guide to UK golf brands.

About the Author

Graeme is a golf enthusiast and writer who believes the best golfwear should work as hard off the course as it does on it. Drawing on years of testing brands across every level, from high street to heritage, he writes honest, wearable reviews that cut through the marketing noise. When he's not reviewing the latest drops, you'll find him on the fairways of West Yorkshire, usually three-putting.

Frequently Asked Questions About Big Wedge Golf

What is Big Wedge Golf known for?

Big Wedge Golf is a UK golf YouTube channel launched in 2024 by W2S, Miniminter and Zerkaa of the Sidemen, with Callux, Calfreezy and Randolph. It had 859,000 subscribers in October 2026. The brand also sells a small clothing line, launched in August 2025, and runs the Big Wedge Golf app for scoring, GPS distances and leaderboards.

When did Big Wedge Golf launch its clothing line?

The first drop went live on 11 August 2025, with polos, tees, a hoodie, a lightweight jacket, caps and accessories. A second drop followed on 2 December 2025, adding the Golf Co. and Heritage designs, mostly in navy. A divot tool and ball marker arrived in June 2026, but no new clothing had been added by October 2026.

Does Big Wedge Golf sell trousers or a women's range?

No to both. In October 2026 the range covered polos, tees, hoodies, sweatshirts, one lightweight jacket, caps, a bobble hat, socks, a towel, a driver cover, golf tees and a divot tool: 21 products in all. There are no trousers, shorts, quarter-zips or waterproofs, and no women's line or women's sizing.

How much does Big Wedge Golf clothing cost?

In October 2026, polos were £45–£50, tees £35, hoodies and sweatshirts £60–£65 and the lightweight jacket £80. Caps were £30 and the bobble hat £25. That is accessible, high-street pricing: dearer than Stromberg or Island Green, but well below Macade. Clearpay is available to UK buyers.

How does Big Wedge Golf clothing fit?

Big Wedge describes its polos and lightweight jacket as true to size, and its tees, hoodies and sweatshirts as relaxed fit. Expect a casual cut rather than a tour-slim one. Tees, hoodies and sweatshirts run S–3XL, while the polos and the jacket stop at XXL. Caps are one size, and a size guides page covers the clothing.

Where can I buy Big Wedge Golf clothing?

Big Wedge sells through its own website, bigwedgegolf.com. UK orders go by Evri or Royal Mail, and it ships worldwide, with import fees paid by the buyer. Returns need a printed returns form, items must be unworn and unwashed, and you pay the return postage. Orders can only be amended or cancelled within 60 minutes of ordering.

Is Big Wedge Golf clothing good for the golf course?

Partly. The polos are proper golf polos rather than rebranded fashion tops, and the lightweight jacket is a tidy wind layer. The tees, hoodies and sweatshirts are casualwear, and heavy layers can run warm mid-round. With no trousers, shorts or waterproofs, you will need another brand for anything beyond a polo and a layer.

Does Big Wedge Golf have an app?

Yes. The free Big Wedge Golf app for iOS and Android offers live scorecards, GPS distances to every green, live leaderboards and a Big Wedge Handicap calculated in the app. In October 2026, Big Wedge had also announced a paid Premium tier, with extras such as hazard distances and an in-app caddy, and an Early Bird annual price of £29.99 at launch.