The 15 Best Funny Golf Clothing Brands in 2026 (UK and US)
Updated on: November 1, 2026 • ~13 min read
Author: Graeme
Golf takes itself far too seriously.
Plain polos, beige trousers and a dress code that reads like a legal document.
However, a growing number of brands have decided the game is meant to be fun, and funny golf shirts are now a whole category of their own.
The trouble is knowing which ones are actually funny, which ones ship to you, and which ones will get you sent home from the clubhouse.
In this guide, I'll show you the 15 funny golf clothing brands worth knowing in 2026, from Bad Birdie's loud polos to Bogey Bros' bad-golfer jokes, with what to try first, prices in pounds and dollars, and the delivery small print.
About the author: Graeme Whiles is the founder of Three Putt Golf Clothing and plays off 12.4 in West Yorkshire. He has tested and reviewed more than 100 golf clothing brands on this journal, including every brand on this list.
Short on time? Here are the key takeaways:
- Best overall: Bad Birdie, for loud printed polos (£91, $88) that ship to the UK with duties included.
- Best for UK golfers: Royal & Awesome, a UK brand with £29.99 polos and very loud trousers.
- Best on a budget: Tipsy Elves' golf polos, at $49.95 (£38).
- Best for film fans: William Murray Golf, Bill Murray's brand, with Caddyshack and Ghostbusters jokes.
- US only: Sunday Swagger won't ship to the UK.
- Read the small print: Shank It takes no returns on international orders, and one Pins & Aces polo cost £47.77 to send to the UK.
In this guide:
- The best funny golf shirts at a glance
- How I picked and tested them
- The 15 best funny golf clothing brands
- How to wear funny golf clothes
- Funny golf brands I left out
- Funny golf clothing FAQs
The Best Funny Golf Shirts at a Glance
Here's the short version, with one thing to try from each brand.
| Brand | Try this | Price | Delivers to |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bad Birdie | Paint Splatter 3 polo | £91 ($88) | UK and US |
| Bogey Bros | Send It polo | £54 ($69.95) | UK and US |
| Pins & Aces | Duck Hook polo | £54 ($69.95) | UK and US |
| William Murray Golf | Carl's Camo polo | $88 | UK and US |
| Breezy Golf | Pasta Night polo | £67.45 ($89) | UK and US |
| Royal & Awesome | Let's Face It polo | £29.99 | UK (separate US site) |
| Tipsy Elves | Hot Dogger polo | £38 ($49.95) | UK and US |
| Golf Gods | Gilmore polo | £60 ($75) | UK and US |
| U Suck at Golf | The Birdie polo | £54 ($70) | UK and US |
| Loudmouth | Reptile Dysfunction trousers | £105 ($98) | UK and US |
| Tattoo Golf | Tacos & Tequila shirt | £54 ($69.99) | UK and US |
| Shank It Golf | Creamsicle Crisis polo | $55 | UK and US |
| Barstool Golf | Broken Tees raglan polo | $70 | UK and US |
| Sunday Swagger | Couch Turkey polo | $64 | US only |
| Three Putt | Reckless Driving tee | £34.99 ($49) | UK and US |
I checked every price and delivery option on each brand's own website on November 1, 2026. Prices move, so check the total at checkout.
How I Picked and Tested Them
I've tested every brand on this list, and I judged them on four things:
- Actually funny: a joke, a pun or a print loud enough to start a conversation on the first tee.
- Golf clothing first: shirts, polos and trousers, not gag gifts with a logo on.
- Still trading: I checked every shop on November 1, 2026, and one well-known name had nothing for sale.
- UK and US delivery: plenty of these brands ship to one country far more cheaply than the other, so I priced both.
No brand paid to be included. Three Putt is on the list too, and I've flagged it clearly.
The 15 Best Funny Golf Clothing Brands in 2026
1. Bad Birdie: Best Overall
Bad Birdie is the brand most people picture when someone says "loud golf polo".
It started as a side hustle in founder Jason Richardson's apartment, built on one complaint: golf clothing was boring. The first order went out in 2017, and the prints have only got louder since, from Paint Splatter 3 and Cactus Jungle to Desert Baddies and Lush Out.
It isn't the cheapest brand here. However, of everything I tested, it's the one I'd start with.
- Shirt to try: the Paint Splatter 3 polo, £91 ($88).
- Based in: Scottsdale, Arizona.
- Delivery: £8 to the UK, and the checkout total includes duties. Free in the US on orders over $149.
- Returns: 45 days.
Shop Bad Birdie · Read our full Bad Birdie golf clothing review
2. Bogey Bros: Best for Bad Golfers
Bogey Bros' tagline is "Play Bad, Look good", and that's the whole brand in four words.
Brothers-in-law John Koehler and Ryan Rizos run it from Spring, Texas, and the polos come straight from on-course jokes: Send It, Get Wreck'd and Scissor Me Timbers. There's also a licensed Super Troopers range, with polos called Shenanigans and The Repeater.
My favourite detail? Behind the scenes, the shop tags its own products "sfw", "sfw-ish" or "nsfw".
- Shirt to try: the Send It polo, £54 ($69.95).
- Based in: Spring, Texas.
- Delivery: £12.95 to the UK, but UK buyers pay any import VAT or fees to UPS on delivery. Free in the US on orders over $150.
- Returns: 30 days, and international buyers pay the return postage.
Shop Bogey Bros · Read our full Bogey Bros golf clothing review
3. Pins & Aces: Best for Matching Headcovers
Pins & Aces calls itself "The People's Golf Brand", and it's made for golfers who play for fun rather than for the dress code.
Most of the shop is headcovers, ball markers and hats, but the polos are where the jokes are: Duck Hook, Drinking Buddies, Water Hazard and Happy Hour 2.0. So you can match your driver cover to your shirt, which is either the best or the worst idea in golf.
The one thing to watch is UK delivery. Its shipping page promises a $14.95 flat rate worldwide, but when I checked, one polo cost £47.77 to send to the UK, duties included.
- Shirt to try: the Duck Hook polo, £54 ($69.95).
- Based in: Arvada, Colorado.
- Delivery: $4.95 in the US, and free over $100. UK delivery is quoted at checkout.
- Returns: 30 days.
Shop Pins & Aces · Read our full Pins & Aces golf clothing review
4. William Murray Golf: Best for Film Fans
Yes, that Bill Murray.
William Murray Golf was inspired by the Murray brothers' "off-the-cuff mentality", and plenty of its prints lean on Bill's films.
Carl's Camo, Gopherfest and Carlgyle are nods to Caddyshack's Carl Spackler and his gopher, while Slime Time and Ain't Afraid are Ghostbusters jokes. It's irreverent without being crude, which makes it one of the safer bets for a gift.
- Shirt to try: the Carl's Camo polo, $88.
- Based in: Austin, Texas.
- Delivery: $9.95 in the US, or $35.95 to the UK (charged in dollars), in one to two weeks.
- Returns: 60 days, except final-sale items.
Shop William Murray Golf · Read our full William Murray Golf clothing review
5. Breezy Golf: Best for YouTube Golf Fans
Breezy is the clothing brand of Bob Does Sports, the YouTube golf crew, and it was started by Robby Berger, better known to fans as Bobby Fairways.
Its whole idea is that the best rounds usually aren't the ones where you shoot your lowest score. So the range is "Have A Day" slogans, golf-pun tees like Have A Slice Day, and polos named after food and drink: Pasta Night, Stogies and Suds, and Clubhouse Chillers.
- Shirt to try: the Pasta Night polo, £67.45 ($89).
- Based in: Atlanta, Georgia.
- Delivery: £26.05 to the UK. From $8.70 in the US.
- Returns: 30 days.
Shop Breezy Golf · Read our full Breezy Golf clothing review
6. Royal & Awesome: Best for UK Golfers
Royal & Awesome is the UK's answer to the loud American brands, and its line is "For the Pars and the Bars".
It belongs to Awesome Golf Ltd, a company registered in Edinburgh and part of the AFG Media group, and the trousers are the main event: Pink Ticket, Orange Slice and a run of tartans.
The polos are just as loud, from flag designs (the Saltire, the St George's Cross and Y Ddraig Goch) to prints like Lemons, Toucan and Let's Face It. And at £29.99 a polo, it's one of the cheapest ways into funny golf clothing on this list.
- Shirt to try: the Let's Face It polo, £29.99, or Pink Ticket trousers at £44.99.
- Fabric: the polos are 89% polyester and 11% elastane.
- Delivery: free express UK delivery on orders over £35. The UK site only delivers in the UK, and there's a separate US site at royalandawesome.com.
7. Tipsy Elves: Best on a Budget
You might know Tipsy Elves for ugly Christmas sweaters (it's been on Shark Tank), but its golf range is just as daft.
The polos include the Hot Dogger, a Bigfoot Bogey and two "Dumb Tuxedo" designs, plus matching stag do polos and Daddy & Me sets.
At $49.95 (£38), they're among the cheapest funny golf shirts here, and UK delivery is £7.57 with duties and taxes paid.
For festive versions, see our golf Christmas jumpers guide.
- Shirt to try: the Hot Dogger polo, £38 ($49.95).
- Based in: San Diego, California.
- Delivery: £7.57 to the UK, usually in about two weeks. From $6.90 in the US.
- Returns: 30 days.
8. Golf Gods: Best Party Polos
Golf Gods is Australian, and it calls its shirts "party polos".
The cleaner ones are brilliant: the Gilmore, Duffman, Stickman and Miami Vice polos, plus Gary the Gopher hats.
However, some of the range is very adult, so check the name before you buy one for your dad.
- Shirt to try: the Gilmore polo, £60 ($75).
- Based in: Adelaide, South Australia.
- Delivery: £9.45 to the UK, in 7 to 12 business days. Free standard US shipping on orders from $75.
- Returns: 60 days on unused items, and you pay the return postage.
9. U Suck at Golf: Best Brand Name
The name is the joke, and honestly, it's a good one.
Two self-confessed golf fanboys started it, looking for gear as irreverent as the game itself.
The printed polos include The Birdie and Egg Doodle, and its Chubbs Obituary tee is one for Happy Gilmore fans.
Like Golf Gods, a few of its product names are crude, so read before you gift.
- Shirt to try: The Birdie polo, £54 ($70).
- Based in: New Jersey.
- Delivery: £19 to the UK, in about 7 to 14 days. From $5.62 in the US.
- Returns: 30 days, except archive and sale items.
10. Loudmouth: Best Loud Trousers
Loudmouth has been making golf louder since 2000, and John Daly is one of its endorsers, which tells you everything about the trousers.
Its own description is "Bold prints, comfortable fits, zero subtlety", and the prints have names to match, like Reptile Dysfunction.
There's one catch for anyone after funny golf shirts: Loudmouth's polos are plain colours. The loud stuff is all trousers, shorts and skorts.
- Trousers to try: Reptile Dysfunction, £105 ($98).
- Based in: New York.
- Delivery: £10 to the UK. From $13.50 in the US.
- Returns: 30 days, and international buyers arrange their own return postage.
11. Tattoo Golf: Best for Rule Breakers
Tattoo Golf is less about jokes and more about attitude.
Its tagline is "Violating The Rules Of Golf Fashion Since '99", and the shirts are skulls, crossbones, camo and tiki prints.
The funny side comes from the drinks: there's a Tacos & Tequila shirt and a whole 19th Hole Cocktail Collection.
- Shirt to try: the Tacos & Tequila shirt, £54 ($69.99).
- Based in: Burbank, California.
- Delivery: £23 to the UK, and international buyers pay any customs fees. Free in the US on orders of $30 or more.
- Returns: 60 days on unused items with tags.
12. Shank It Golf: Best for Novelty Accessories
Shank It is a novelty brand first and a clothing brand second.
Its own team page calls founder Niels "a washed-up former pro baseball player", and he started the brand in Florida in 2020.
The shop is full of gags, from Legalize Mulligans hats to a Clean Your Balls towel, and the polos come in ice-cream-drip and paint-splatter prints.
UK buyers need to know one thing first: Shank It doesn't accept returns or give refunds on international orders.
- Shirt to try: the Creamsicle Crisis polo, $55.
- Based in: Fort Myers, Florida.
- Delivery: £11.49 to the UK. From $7.50 in the US, and free over $100.
- Returns: 30 days on US orders only, and anything discounted by more than 20% is final sale.
13. Barstool Golf: Best for Podcast Fans
If you listen to Fore Play, Barstool's golf podcast, this is your merch.
Most of the range is Barstool Golf and "Golf Dad" gear: a Can't Drink All Day pocket tee, printed Golf Dad polos and the Broken Tees raglan polo.
Barstool also runs the Internet Invitational with Bob Does Sports (here's our Episode 1 winners and losers), and its store has collabs with adidas, Peter Millar and Rhoback.
- Shirt to try: the Broken Tees raglan polo, $70.
- Delivery: $29.95 to the UK, charged in dollars, with duties included, in two to three weeks. $7.95 in the US.
- Returns: 30 days, and returns from outside the US aren't free.
Shop Barstool's Fore Play range · Read our full Barstool Golf clothing review
14. Sunday Swagger: Best Matching Sets (US Only)
Sunday Swagger wants to "bring the party to the golf course", and it does it in matching sets.
Its party-print polos come in His & Hers and Father & Son versions in the same loud patterns, and there's a Guinness collab too.
The catch is that it only ships to the US. Its shipping page says so, and a UK checkout gets no delivery options.
- Shirt to try: the Couch Turkey polo, $64.
- Based in: Southern California.
- Delivery: US only, from $5.99.
- Returns: 30 days, unworn with tags.
Shop Sunday Swagger · Read our full Sunday Swagger golf review
15. Three Putt: Best for Funny Hoodies and Tees
The name is the first joke. Every golfer has three-putted, and most of us have done it from six feet.
Our designs are hand-drawn, and two of them are pure comedy.
Reckless Driving puts our cow at the wheel of a golf cart, foot down, with the clubs flying out of the back. Tee Time has the same cow sat on a chair with a cup of tea, its clubs on a stand beside it.
They come on tees at £34.99 ($49), long-sleeve tees at £39.99 ($55), sweatshirts at £52.99 ($73) and heavyweight hoodies at £59.99 ($83).
Our polos are the quieter side of the range, so if you want a loud polo, start with Bad Birdie.
Shop Reckless Driving · Shop Tee Time
How to Wear Funny Golf Clothes Without Being That Guy
A funny shirt is a conversation starter. Two funny pieces at once is a cry for help.
- One loud piece at a time: a loud polo with plain trousers, or loud trousers with a plain polo.
- Check the dress code: printed polos still have collars, but tees and hoodies won't pass at a traditional club, so save them for the range, a relaxed course or the bar afterwards.
- Save the rude ones for the golf trip: Golf Gods and U Suck at Golf both have names you won't want on a club medal day.
- Match for golf days and stag dos: Tipsy Elves and Sunday Swagger both make matching sets.
Funny Golf Brands I Left Out
A few names turn up on other lists, but didn't make this one.
- Bogey Boys: Macklemore's brand still has a website, but nothing was for sale when I checked.
- Swannies: good patterned polos, but it's laid-back rather than funny, and UK shoppers can't buy from it.
- Golfickers: a Japanese brand with a duck caddie mascot, but it sells in limited drops priced in yen.
- Shanker Golf: a UK shop of gag gifts like exploding golf balls, but its only clothing is socks. For more of that, see our funny golf gifts guide.
Final Thoughts
The best funny golf clothing brand depends on how loud you want to go.
For loud polos that ship well to the UK, start with Bad Birdie. For jokes, it's Bogey Bros and U Suck at Golf. For trousers, it's Loudmouth or Royal & Awesome.
And for the cheapest laugh, Royal & Awesome and Tipsy Elves are hard to beat.
However, if you'd rather the joke came on a heavyweight hoodie or tee, our Reckless Driving and Tee Time designs start at £34.99 ($49).
Frequently Asked Questions About Funny Golf Clothing
What is the funniest golf clothing brand?
It depends on your sense of humour. Bad Birdie is the best known for loud printed polos, Bogey Bros puts on-course jokes and Super Troopers designs on its shirts, and U Suck at Golf makes the brand name the punchline. For loud trousers, Loudmouth and Royal & Awesome lead the way, and William Murray Golf is the pick for Bill Murray fans.
Where can I buy funny golf shirts in the UK?
Royal & Awesome is a UK brand, with polos at £29.99 and free UK delivery over £35. Of the American brands, Bad Birdie ships to the UK for £8 with duties included, and Tipsy Elves charges £7.57 with duties paid. Bogey Bros, Golf Gods, U Suck at Golf and Loudmouth all deliver to the UK too, but Sunday Swagger doesn't.
Can you wear a funny golf shirt on the golf course?
Usually, yes. Most funny golf shirts are collared polos, which meet a standard collared-shirt rule, so a Bad Birdie or Pins & Aces polo is fine at most courses. Tees, hoodies and crude slogans are a different story, so check your club's dress code first, and save the rude ones for the golf trip.
Which brand makes loud golf trousers?
Loudmouth is the original, with prints like Reptile Dysfunction at £105 ($98), and John Daly is one of its endorsers. Royal & Awesome is the UK option, with Pink Ticket and Orange Slice trousers from £44.99 and a range of tartans. Both make polos too, although Loudmouth's polos are plain colours.
Do American funny golf brands ship to the UK?
Most do, but the costs vary a lot. Bad Birdie charges £8 with duties included, Bogey Bros charges £12.95 and leaves any import VAT to be paid on delivery, and one Pins & Aces polo cost £47.77 to send. Sunday Swagger and Swannies don't sell to the UK at all, and Shank It accepts no returns on international orders.
Are funny golf shirts good gifts?
Yes, as long as you match the joke to the golfer. William Murray Golf, Bad Birdie and Tipsy Elves are safe bets, while Golf Gods and U Suck at Golf have some crude names, so check before you buy for a parent. For more ideas beyond clothing, see our funny golf gifts guide.
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