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Golf Quarter Zip Pullover for Men Mock Neck Sweatshirt Lightweight Sun, Navy

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Golf Quarter Zip Pullover for Men Mock Neck Sweatshirt Lightweight Sun

We cut this quarter zip for the first cold holes before the sun breaks through. The knit blocks a chilly breeze without weighing down your swing. It pulls straight over a polo collar and leaves enough space through the arms for a clean turn.

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$29.99

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Colour shown
Navy
Rack
Layers
Whose locker is it for
His
What goes in the bag
A warm layer
What the forecast says
Early and cold
How loud should it read
Solid and quiet

What we would tell you on the range

  • Mock neck and zipper. The stand collar sits close enough to stop morning wind without crowding the neck. Unzip the metal pull to let heat out once the air warms up.
  • Layering room. We shaped the chest and sleeves to slide easily over a standard pique or jersey polo. The knit gives with your shoulders at the top of the backswing.
  • Built-in tee holder. A small slot sits on the right side seam to carry extra wooden tees. It keeps them off your pocket lining so they do not poke your leg when you bend.
  • Wash and care. Machine wash cold with like colors and hang it dry or tumble on low heat. The navy knit holds its depth and keeps its stretch through regular rounds.

Between rounds

Worth doing

  • Wash it cold, inside out, with the placket buttoned so it keeps its line.
  • Hang it to dry; performance jersey is usually wearable again by morning.
  • Store it on a hanger with real shoulders, not folded damp in the bag.
  • Check the size chart on the partner page before you settle on a size.

Worth avoiding

  • Fabric softener. It coats the fibre and the wicking quietly stops working.
  • The hot tumble dryer, which is hard on elastane and on printed panels.
  • An iron face-down on a print or a logo.
  • Leaving it wadded in the trunk between weekends.

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