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Golf Joggers That Move Through the Swing
A golf jogger keeps the ease of a track pant and adds what a round asks of it: a waistband that stays put when you bend to read a putt, a cuffed ankle that sits clear of your shoes and the wet grass, and, in many styles, fabric with enough stretch to follow the hip and knee through the swing. This collection brings men's and women's joggers together, from lightweight nylon blends for warm days to brushed fleece, bonded and Thinsulate-lined pairs for the colder end of the season.
The styles split along a few practical lines. Cargo and side-pocket joggers carry tees, a marker and a phone without a pouch. Set-up joggers are made to pair with a matching top for a coordinated look. Ventilated and mesh-panelled pairs move air on hot days. Every product page lists the fabric composition and a size chart in inches, so you can check waist, hip, thigh and hem against a pair you already own.
If you are deciding between a jogger and a traditional trouser, our guide to golf pant cuts walks through how each silhouette performs on the course. For straight, bootcut and tapered styles, see women's golf pants, and the full men's collection covers the polos and outerwear to wear with them.
Frequently asked questions
At most public and resort courses, yes. A tailored jogger in a technical fabric reads as golf wear rather than gym wear. Some private clubs still ask for traditional trousers, so check the dress code before your first visit.
Size by waist first, then check the length: the cuff should sit at or just above the ankle so it clears the top of your golf shoe. Each product page lists waist, hip, thigh and hem measurements in inches.
They use separate size charts, so choose from the chart on each product page rather than converting between them. The women's range includes slim ventilated cuts and velvet and chenille knit pairs; the men's range leans more toward cargo styles.
Look for brushed fleece, bonded and Thinsulate-lined pairs, or padded styles for the coldest rounds. The fabric composition on each product page shows which construction a pair uses.
It comes down to your course and how you play. Joggers keep the hem off wet grass and suit walking golfers; straight and bootcut trousers suit stricter dress codes. Our guide to golf pant cuts compares them in detail.