I’ve never had the chance to try any of Nike’s clubs (although the new Slingshots are tempting), but I can honestly say that their golf apparel is first rate. I especially have liked Nike’s colder weather gear. The sleeves are always roomy enough for a good swing; they’re warm, and breathable.

On really cool days, I like to combine their Nike Dri Fit UV Long Sleeve Mock with the Therma-Fit Half Zip Pullover shown above.

The days are definitely getting cooler here in Michigan.  And on a crisp fall morning, there’s nothing better to wear than a breathable mock turtleneck. I own three of these Nike Dri Fit UV Long Sleeve Mock turtlenecks. They’re breathable, so you don’t get all sweaty. And the fabric has UV protection. Don’t fool yourself about not needing sun protection in the fall and winter. The worst sunburn I ever got was on a ski trip.

When I first started playing, I used to think that shoes were shoes. And so I played with a succession of budget priced shoes from a local department store. However, I’ve found that there clearly ARE differences between shoes that make a difference in my score. I think shoes are like everythign else in golf. You’ve got to find the right one for you.

Adidas’ Mens Tour 360 Golf Shoes is the latest high tech shoe.

You can read the entire press release below:

Are there any big Shingo Katayama fans out there? If so, you can look just like your hero with this hat from Dorfman.

Dorfman Pacific Boonie Hat

Sears in Canada has launched a line of Mike Weir apparel. The press release follows: