City-based golfers spend a lot of time away from the course. Commutes to and from. Picking up clubs from a car stashed in an outer borough. Meeting a friend for a ride that still takes an hour. Sometimes it means leaving straight from work, glove in pocket, golf shoes in tow.
HEAD Golf’s SS26 “Golfer’s Escape” campaign doesn’t dramatize these moments (no crowded subways or traffic jams) but it does nod to the everyday effort behind playing. Instead of painting the escape as a pure highlight reel, it frames the in-between as part of the experience, and perhaps even part of the reward.
The collection itself reflects that duality. Lightweight skirts are paired with structured knitwear. Leather oxfords and ties disrupt otherwise links-ready fits. There’s softness, but also discipline. Versatility isn’t just a design philosophy though, because HEAD’s offering covers real ground. Matching jogger sets feel almost uniform. Signature short-sleeve shirts are quietly technical. Even the sun sleeves, long a functional afterthought, get a rework that feels more considered. It’s a reminder that how we get to the course is just as much a part of the story as what happens once we’re there.
You can shop the full collection now at HEAD’s website.
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