7 Best Daily Sports Alternatives in 2026 | Ranked
Updated on: October 1, 2026
Author: Graeme
Exploring the brands women golfers turn to beyond Daily Sports' Swedish, feminine-fit approach to golfwear.
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Top Picks
- Röhnisch: Best overall alternative, with a UK store and a checkable materials record
- Swing Out Sister: Best for UK sizing, bigger sizes and free exchanges
- Chervò: Best for Italian technical golfwear with a full women's range
- Island Green Golf: Best for a full ladies' kit on a tight budget
- Waggle Golf: Best for personality prints across a proper women's range
- Three Putt Golf: Best for golf streetwear off the course
- Lululemon Golf: Best for technical golfwear bought and returned in the UK
Why People Look Beyond Daily Sports
Most UK women who look beyond Daily Sports do so because they can't buy it direct. The brand's own store delivers to Sweden, Norway and a list of EU countries, but not the UK. British golfers rely on stockists' prices, size runs and returns, and most Daily Sports bottoms stop at UK 20.
Daily Sports is a family-owned Swedish brand that has made golf clothing only for women since 1995. Elisabeth Skoghag founded it, and her daughter Ulrika Skoghag has been CEO and owner since 2016. It describes itself as Sweden's first clothing brand made solely for female golfers, and it's sold in over 30 countries.
The clothes are not the problem. The range is built around the pull-on Magic trousers, in 29, 32 and 34-inch lengths plus ankle, capri, shorts and skort versions. Around them sit recycled-polyester Peoria polos, lined knits, dresses and a 10,000mm Flaine rain jacket with fully taped seams.
Buying it is harder. In the UK it's listed by GolfOnline, Scottsdale Golf, Ladies Online Golf and Love Golf Clothes, but American Golf, Function18 and Clubhouse Golf didn't list it in October 2026. Prices, returns and defect claims all follow the stockist's terms.
Size is the other gap. Most bottoms stop at UK 20 and most tops at XXL, and UK stockists often carry a narrower run than that. Each of the seven brands below fixes at least one of those problems.
Want a full breakdown of Daily Sports? Check out our full Daily Sports golf clothing review.
Best Pick For…
| Play Style / Need | Best Brand |
| Swedish women's golfwear delivered to the UK | Röhnisch |
| UK sizes up to 22 with free exchanges | Swing Out Sister |
| Italian technical golfwear and serious waterproofs | Chervò |
| A full ladies' kit on a tight budget | Island Green Golf |
| Personality prints across a proper women's range | Waggle Golf |
| Golf streetwear for off the course | Three Putt Golf |
| Technical golfwear with UK stores and free returns | Lululemon Golf |
Detailed Breakdown by Brand
Röhnisch: Best Overall Alternative, with a UK Store and a Checkable Materials Record
Available on: rohnisch.com · Read our full Röhnisch review
Key Features:
- Swedish women-only brand founded in 1945, with an all-female design team since 2000 and golf clothing since 2002, under the line "For women, by women"
- Swedish investment company Creades owned 82% of it in mid-2026, and its website features 2018 Women's British Open champion Georgia Hall as an ambassador
- Core tops run XXS–3XL, and the Chie trousers and skort run EU 32–52 (up to a UK 24 on its chart)
- 94% of its AW24 products met its own sustainable-materials criteria, and it has been fluorocarbon-free since 2015
Pros:
- A UK site priced in pounds with £12.90 DHL delivery, where Daily Sports won't deliver to the UK at all
- Röhnisch says it covers import costs on UK orders over £135
- Sizes reach further than Daily Sports': 3XL across core tops, and trousers charted to a UK 24
- All its nominated fabric suppliers are Bluesign or Oeko-Tex certified, and size exchanges are free within 30 days
Cons:
- Dearer: polos ran £55–£106 and jackets £140–£175 in October 2026, against £44–£50 for a Daily Sports Peoria polo at UK stockists
- No UK free-delivery threshold is listed, and £4.90 comes off refunds on returns
- The AW26 Rain Shield jacket is sold as water-resistant rather than waterproof, and few UK golf retailers stock the brand
Verdict:
Röhnisch is the same proposition as Daily Sports, Swedish and built for women, except it will take a British order and deliver it. It also documents its materials far better. You pay more, and the delivery charge and return deduction add up, but there's a store you can actually use.
Swing Out Sister: Best for UK Sizing, Bigger Sizes and Free Exchanges
Available on: swingoutsistergolf.com · Read our full Swing Out Sister review
Key Features:
- British women's golf brand from Uckfield, East Sussex, that launched its own range in 2016; owned and run by Lucy Dickman
- Its tagline is "Designed For Golf | Styled For Life", and the range is known for bold, colourful named prints
- Tops come in three fits (slim, regular and comfort), with trousers and skorts in UK 6–22 and tops in XS–3XL
- Polos, dresses, skorts, trousers, knitwear, gilets, jackets and golf shoes, plus a 13-piece men's capsule called Brother
Pros:
- Bottoms run to UK 22 and tops to 3XL, a step past the UK 20 and XXL where most Daily Sports pieces stop
- Free UK exchanges, and standard UK delivery is free over £75 (£4 below)
- The Amelie polo is £29.95, well under the £44–£50 a Daily Sports Peoria costs at UK stockists
- A 4.7/5 rating from 641 on-site reviews in October 2026
Cons:
- No fully waterproof jacket, where Daily Sports has the 10,000mm Flaine
- No certifications or measured sustainability claims, only commitments to more recycled and responsibly sourced fabrics
- A refund return costs £4.50 for the label, and the big UK golf chains don't stock it
Verdict:
Swing Out Sister aims at much the same golfer as Daily Sports and serves her in pounds and UK dress sizes. It goes further up the size range and costs less for an everyday polo. The missing waterproof jacket is a real gap, and rainwear is one area where Daily Sports is better covered.
Chervò: Best for Italian Technical Golfwear with a Full Women's Range
Available on: chervo.com · Read our full Chervò review
Key Features:
- Italian brand founded in 1982 by brothers Manfred and Peter Erlacher as a Dolomites ski label, moving into golf in the early 1990s
- A named fabric suite: Aqua-Block waterproofing, Wind-Lock, Pro-Therm, Dry-Matic, Sunblock and Aqua-Drop
- An official Ryder Cup and Solheim Cup licensee, with Jenny Shin, Emma Spitz, Alessandra Fanali and Alexandra Försterling on Team Chervò
- Women's polos, dresses, skirts and waterproof trousers, alongside men's and junior lines
Pros:
- Aqua-Block jackets and over-trousers are rated at over 20,000mm with taped seams, at least double Daily Sports' 10,000mm Flaine
- A UK site with prices in pounds and UK sizes: women's polos in UK 8–20 and waterproof trousers in UK 6–20
- Current tour form: Team Chervò's Jenny Shin won the 2026 Women's Scottish Open at Dundonald Links
- Merino-cashmere knitwear and Italian tailoring that work in the clubhouse as well as on the course
Cons:
- Far dearer: women's polos started at £115.31 in October 2026, against £44–£50 for a Daily Sports Peoria
- UK orders ship duties-unpaid under its terms, so the courier may ask for import VAT and duties
- A €65 return fee, no direct exchanges, and women's polos still stop at UK 20
Verdict:
Chervò is the technical answer, with ski-bred fabrics, properly rated waterproofs and current women's tour pedigree. It will sell to a UK golfer, which Daily Sports won't, but a polo costs more than twice as much. With a €65 return fee, be sure of your size before you order.
Island Green Golf: Best for a Full Ladies' Kit on a Tight Budget
Available on: islandgreengolf.co.uk · Read our full Island Green Golf review
Key Features:
- UK golf clothing brand established in 2014, designing in-house at its North West England headquarters
- An in-house brand of Manchester distributor Pan World Brands, sold on its own site and through GolfOnline
- Ladies' Classic Micro-pique polos, straight-leg trousers with 28, 30 and 32-inch legs, capris, a skort and Bermuda shorts, all in sizes 8–20
- Ladies' outerwear includes a £69.95 stretch waterproof and a £74.50 padded quilted jacket, plus new AW26 pieces
Pros:
- Ladies' polos list at £22.99, about half the £44–£50 a Daily Sports Peoria costs at UK stockists
- Ladies' trousers come in three leg lengths, as Daily Sports' Magic trousers do
- Free returns within 30 days, free delivery over £70 (£3.99 below) and same-day dispatch on weekday orders before noon
- A UK site priced in pounds, with GolfOnline as a second route
Cons:
- Ladies' sizes stop at 20, no higher than most Daily Sports bottoms
- No waterproof rating is published, and there are no exchanges: you return the item and reorder
- Specs are thin, and one 2018 Golf Monthly forum post said pieces "go a bit baggy after a while"
Verdict:
Island Green is the volume answer. For a woman who wants to be properly kitted out for the round rather than make a statement, it does the job for a fraction of Daily Sports' prices. Nobody would put its polos next to a Daily Sports knit and call them equals, but you can buy them in pounds with free returns.
Waggle Golf: Best for Personality Prints Across a Proper Women's Range
Available on: getyourwaggleon.com · Read our full Waggle Golf review
Key Features:
- American brand founded in 2018 by Travis Baker, who started it in his basement after a Jimmy Buffett concert and taught himself graphic design
- Based in Blaine, Minnesota, with a flagship at its new headquarters since late 2025 and three stores in Minnesota and Iowa
- Women's polos come in standard, hybrid and sleeveless cuts, alongside mock necks, skorts, Podium dresses and ankle pants
- Matching prints across men's, women's and youth ranges, with outdoor themes such as In The Hunt, Gone Fishing and Lake Life
Pros:
- Loud, punny prints, where Daily Sports keeps to clean Scandinavian design
- Most women's polos list at $69 and skorts at $65 (about £53 and £50), under Daily Sports' £75 Imola skort
- A flat $9.99 international shipping rate, with prices shown in pounds through the country selector
- 45-day returns and exchanges, and a whole family can dress in the same print
Cons:
- UK buyers pay any duties on orders over $200 and pay their own return postage, and the refund policy deducts a $6.00 handling fee
- Women's sizes run XS–2XL (pants to 3XL), and reviewers say the athletic fit can run slightly snug
- No waterproofs, no sustainability programme, and no fabric percentages in product descriptions
Verdict:
Waggle is the opposite of Daily Sports in temperament, loud where the Swedes are quiet, and it suits a golfer who wants her shirt noticed. The women's range is properly developed rather than an afterthought. Duties, return postage and an American size run make it a considered purchase from Britain, though.
Three Putt Golf: Best for Golf Streetwear Off the Course
Available on: threeputtgolfclothing.co.uk · Read our full Daily Sports vs Three Putt comparison
Key Features:
- Leeds-based UK golf streetwear brand selling tees, long-sleeve tees, sweatshirts and hoodies
- Six graphic designs across all four streetwear garments: Contours, Happy Place, Tee Time, Reckless Driving, The Scenic Route and Three on the Green
- Tees in 305gsm, 100% cotton with a relaxed fit, S–2XL, in five colourways per design
- Oversized drop-shoulder hoodies at 430gsm (56% cotton, 44% polyester), S–2XL, in four colourways per design
Pros:
- Free UK delivery from a UK site priced in pounds, where Daily Sports won't deliver to the UK at all
- Tees at £24.99–£30.99 and hoodies at £45.99–£54.99, under the £70–£149 that Daily Sports knits cost at UK stockists
- 400gsm cotton crewneck sweatshirts (£37.99–£47.99) and oversized drop-shoulder 305gsm long-sleeve tees (£28.99–£35.99) for the drive home
Cons:
- No women's-specific range or cut: tees, sweatshirts and hoodies run S–2XL and long-sleeves S–XL, and there are no performance polos, trousers, skorts or outerwear
- Cotton streetwear rather than technical kit, with no moisture-wicking, stretch fabric or weather protection
- Returns within 14 days of delivery: email support@threeputtgolfclothing.co.uk first, and you pay the return postage
Verdict:
Daily Sports exists because women wanted golf clothes cut for them, and a brand with no women's range can't answer that. What Three Putt offers is the off-course layer, a tee or hoodie, from a UK brand with free UK delivery. Golfers at clubs with a collared-shirt dress code will want a polo rather than a tee.
Lululemon Golf: Best for Technical Golfwear Bought and Returned in the UK
Available on: lululemon.co.uk · Read our full Lululemon Golf review
Key Features:
- Vancouver activewear company whose "Designed for Golf" line launched in spring 2022
- Its 2025 women's launch was its largest golf assortment yet, with polo dresses, box-pleat skirts and technical layers
- Women's Quick-Dry polos in three sleeve lengths, plus skirts, shorts and trousers at £88–£128 and the Define Cropped Jacket
- Swiftly Tech and Nulu fabrics in the women's edit; Lydia Ko was its LPGA ambassador from 2019 until around 2024
Pros:
- A proper UK operation: prices in pounds, more than 20 UK stores and free delivery over £50
- Free returns within 30 days, where Daily Sports returns depend on whichever stockist you used
- Free trouser hemming in its UK stores
- Polo dresses and box-pleat skirts that hold their own against Daily Sports' dresses and skorts
Cons:
- Women's polos cost £58–£78, above the £44–£50 a Daily Sports Peoria costs at UK stockists
- Hemmed or altered items and headwear can't be returned
- It rolled back sustainability targets in late 2025, including dropping a single-use plastic goal
Verdict:
Lululemon is the frictionless option, with a skirt and dress offer that stands up well and a UK store to take things back to. It's activewear extended into golf rather than a brand built only for women. That's a different idea from Daily Sports, but it's far easier to buy in Britain.
Quick Comparison Grid
| Brand | Best For | Price Range | Sustainability |
| Daily Sports | Women-only Swedish golfwear through UK stockists | ££–£££ | Moderate: recycled polyester on core pieces; its own definition is at least 50% recycled or organic, or a certified fabric |
| Röhnisch | Swedish women's golfwear delivered to the UK | £££ | High: 94% of AW24 products met its sustainable-materials criteria; fluorocarbon-free since 2015; nominated fabric suppliers Bluesign or Oeko-Tex certified |
| Swing Out Sister | UK sizes up to 22 with free exchanges | ££ | Low: commitments to more recycled and responsibly sourced fabrics, no certifications named |
| Chervò | Italian technical golfwear | ££££ | Low: a few pieces carry a "Recycle" tag, with no wider programme |
| Island Green Golf | A full ladies' kit on a tight budget | £ | None: no sustainability claims on its own site |
| Waggle Golf | Personality prints across a women's range | ££ | None: no sustainability programme or certifications |
| Three Putt Golf | Golf streetwear for off the course | £–££ | No recycled-content or eco claims; tees are 100% cotton |
| Lululemon Golf | Technical golfwear with UK stores and free returns | £££ | Mixed: 77% recycled polyester in 2024, but targets rolled back in late 2025 |
Summary
Daily Sports has spent three decades building a deep, credible women-only golf range, and it's still owned by the family that founded it.
The problem for UK golfers is access. The brand's own store won't deliver here, so you shop a stockist's edit, at the stockist's price and on its returns terms.
Each alternative fixes part of that. Röhnisch is the Swedish like-for-like with a UK store and a stronger materials record. Swing Out Sister brings UK sizes up to 22 and free exchanges, Chervò the serious waterproofs and Island Green the budget. Waggle brings the prints, Lululemon the UK stores, and Three Putt the off-course layer, though it has no women's range.
None of them is built around a trouser quite like the Magic. If that's why you shortlisted Daily Sports, find a UK stockist with your size and buy it. For more continental labels, see our guide to European 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 Daily Sports
What is Daily Sports known for?
Daily Sports is known for golf clothing made only for women, and it describes itself as Sweden's first clothing brand made solely for female golfers. Its signature piece is the Magic pull-on trouser in 4-way stretch. The range also covers polos, knits, dresses, skorts and rainwear.
Who owns Daily Sports?
The Skoghag family. Elisabeth Skoghag founded the brand in Sweden in 1995, and her daughter Ulrika Skoghag has been CEO and owner since 2016. Daily Sports designs in Sweden, runs an office in Hong Kong and has most products made in Asia by certified subcontractors.
Does Daily Sports deliver to the UK?
No. In October 2026 the brand's own store delivered to Sweden, Norway and a list of EU countries, but not the UK. UK distribution runs through Fade Agencies in Dublin, and British golfers buy from stockists such as GolfOnline, Scottsdale Golf, Ladies Online Golf and Love Golf Clothes. Prices, delivery and returns are then on the retailer's terms.
How much does Daily Sports cost in the UK?
At full price from UK stockists in October 2026, a Peoria polo cost £44–£50, an Imola skort £75 and Magic trousers £89.95–£100. Lined cable-knit pullovers were £119 and quilted jackets £139–£159. Prices vary between retailers, because Daily Sports lets its resellers set their own.
How does Daily Sports sizing run?
Generously. The size guide says many customers find the bottoms run a little large, and the Magic pages recommend going down a size. Most trousers come in EU 30–46 (UK 4–20), with a few new styles in UK 22. Tops run XS–XXL, with 3XL on only a few pieces, and UK stockists often carry fewer sizes.
What is Daily Sports' return policy?
Direct orders in the EU and Norway get 20 days to return unused items, with a return fee deducted from the refund (100 SEK or €10 under the current policy). There are no direct exchanges. UK buyers shop through stockists, so the retailer's policy applies instead: GolfOnline, for example, allows 60 days at your own cost.
Is Daily Sports a sustainable brand?
Modestly. Daily Sports defines a sustainable garment as at least 50% recycled or organic material, or a third-party certified fabric. Core pieces such as the Peoria polo and Flaine rain jacket use recycled polyester. It follows the EU's REACH chemical rules and ships by boat first and air only as a last resort, but names no certifications on product pages.
What is the best alternative to Daily Sports for UK golfers?
For most UK women golfers, Röhnisch is the closest swap: Swedish, women-only and sold from a UK site in pounds, with £12.90 delivery. Swing Out Sister suits golfers who need UK sizes up to 22 or want free exchanges. For a full kit on a budget, Island Green's ladies' polos start at £22.99.
