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Men's Shorts Golf Casual 5"/ 7"/ 9" Flat Front Dress Shorts, Slate Blue

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Men's Shorts Golf Casual 5"/ 7"/ 9" Flat Front Dress Shorts

We cut these flat-front shorts in a clean slate blue with enough give through the thighs to crouch for a line without binding. The lightweight weave lets heat escape while resisting creases over four to five hours on your feet. Deep front pockets and a secure back zip keep essentials tucked out of the swing path.

4.0 out of 5 from 58 ratings at our retail partner

$27.89

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Colour shown
Slate Blue
Rack
Layers
Whose locker is it for
His
What goes in the bag
Shorts
What the forecast says
Fair and open
How loud should it read
Solid and quiet

What we would tell you on the range

  • Stretch woven fabric. The synthetic weave gives in four directions and snaps back cleanly. It sheds morning dew, dries quickly in the sun, and resists wrinkling after a full eighteen holes.
  • Flat front waist. We built the waistband with clean tailoring that sits smooth under an untucked polo hem. Belt loops are spaced wide enough to take standard golf belts without bunching.
  • Pocket construction. Two deep hand pockets sit flush against the hips to prevent tees from spilling out. A dedicated rear zippered pocket holds your score card or glove flat.
  • Wash and care. Machine wash cold with like colours and tumble dry on low heat. The fabric shakes out smooth without an iron, keeping its shape and colour wash after wash.

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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