Craftsman Golf Polo Review

STYLISH POLOS WITHOUT THE LOGOS

Craftsman Golf is going beyond headcovers and bags with their first foray into golf apparel.  They designed 3 very stylish golf shirts which offer modern style, excellent fit, great comfort, reasonable price and zero logos.  I wore the Craftsman Golf Polos for 7 rounds of golf and multiple days off the course.

This is the definitive Craftsman Golf Polo Review for 2023.

Black Camouflage

The Craftsman Golf Shirts come in 3 styles, my favorite being the black camouflage.  Interestingly enough I don’t like regular camo, but this black one is one I wear very reguarly.  The material is 95% polyester and 5% spandex.  They subliminaly color the outside of shirt.  The material is very stretchy which means very comfortable.  It is moisture wicking so that even on hot days you stay cool.  It is also lightweight so the shirt just floats on your skin.  However it is thick enough that it holds a nice shape to hang nicely on the body.  The material is wrinkle resistant so packing it for a golf trip works great.

Grey Topography

The Grey Topography polo by Craftsman Golf is a simple design, yet a really classy way of giving a shirt texture.  The design works really well on this athletic/slim cut polo.  I find sizing of polo shirts from brand to brand all over the place.  I appreciated Craftsman Golf’s sizing chart.  It gives every meaningful measurement so that you can get the correct fit.  I was happy that my standard size M was a great fit.  These shirts can be worn tucked or untucked and it works both ways.  It  is long enough to stay tucked in during 18 holes, but short enough that it fit right untucked.

Blue Stars and Stripes

The Craftsman Golf Blue Stars and Stripes shirt is a perfect USA shirt for your 4th of July round, Memorial day 18 holes, Flag day or whenever you want to show your patriotic side.  Wearing these polos on the course is pleasant in every way.  They fit nice, the materials are comfortable and there are no issues swinging a golf club while wearing one.  You get to do this without being a walking billboard.  The lack of logos at first surprised me to not even have it on the tag, but it also was refreshing to see a brand not worry about how big or how often they could show off their logo.  I think this creates a nice niche in the market and allows the style to shine, and the golfer to be the focus rather than a logo.  The price point is hard to beat too.