ORLANDO, Florida — The PGA Show's apparel and accessories section was bursting with new products, styles and trends for 2025. Also, the show floor featured a new Retreat section, designed as a luxe destination that had area to conduct business, featured premium brands and offered space to sit, enjoy a latte and connect with peers in sophisticated event spaces.
Here is the first of a two-part review of new collections that have something for everyone’s style and likely will not disappoint.

TRUE LINKSWEAR
The company's biggest news will be offered in the form of its first spike footwear collection this spring. While the brand has had so many great golf / lifestyle shoes — and will continue to have them — the really robust performance story is the spike shoes. There will be a variety of styles for an array of player levels, from Pro ambassadors to high performance seeking players. Going into the summer, expect to see the brand’s signature All Day shoe used in a new Vacay Collection that will feature versions of the style in new colors, along with lightweight hoodies, shirt jackets, sweat pants and more.

GALVIN GREEN
Known for its high performance outerwear, the company is introducing new jackets for men and women featuring EPE — expanded polyethylene, which is a lightweight, strong material used to make waterproof, breathable and windproof fabrics. It’s thin membrane is bonded to the inside of a fabric’s outer shell, and it’s environmental friendly. Once a jacket is at the end of its long life span, the fabric can be reused. There’s also a new category geared toward the younger golf segment that is more street wear-inspired in its colors and patterns.

GARRETT LEIGHT CALIFORNIA OPTICAL
Key products for the 2025 spring/summer collection will feature new colors of its best selling Sherwood-style sunglass. "What we found for the golf market is that people already see a lot of classic black eyewear styles, so the unique colors like rosewood tortoise, butterscotch — that we call summer sun — and clear frames are resonating,” founder Garrett Leight says. The acetate frames also have a thicker style so, especially for golf, it feels more substantial. The other best-selling style is the Kenny, using its shape also with thicker frames.

HARI MARI
One of the best new products, after listening to consumer feedback who needed wider shoes, was Hari Mari's introduction of the Grande flip-flop, which has a 2E width. "The reaction has been all positive, including Nordstrom taking the line nationwide in its retail stores," says co-founder Lila Stewart. The brand has also added customization to its mix after hearing that so many golf clubs wanted to add their respective logos to the product.

U.S. GLOVE
The company manufactures custom gloves along with its traditional stock gloves, and features all-weather styles called Hydro for rain and Warm Fit for warmth. Traditional synthetic golf gloves are available in both men’s and women’s sizes. Pickle ball gloves have also been added to the mix. Customization is a large part of the company's business, and that aspect is growing rapidly. Once a logo is in stock, inventory can be re-ordered so that clubs can get gloves quicker and more efficiently.

SUNICE
As an outerwear provider to the 2025 Ryder Cup, Sunice knows a thing or two about protective apparel. One of its standout pieces is the Hamilton 2.0 thermal hybrid vest and jacket for men, and the same offering for women called the Ella 2.0. The vest and jacket are made with an insulating material that acts and feels like down, but retains warmth even when damp. It's an ideal piece for all kinds of weather. The front quilt pattern is done using sonic welding that creates a windproof barrier, and there’s no stitch holes like with traditional quilt, which creates added protection. The method also provides a smooth look to the front. Zippers are produced by YKK and Sunice branding is done in a 3D-raised sliver decoration. Stretch insert side panels enhance the fit. There are six color options for men, and four for women. All the outerwear can be logo customized.
Cover photo: ANew Golf USA appeal shop activation. | Darren Carroll / PGA of America