Tattoo Golf’s Badass Gear
One day while sitting in the clubhouse with my buddies after a round of golf, I was lamenting about how most golf shirts look the same, with boring patterns and not much character. So I stood up and said “You know, I have one simple request. And that is to have shirts with frickin’ sculls on them!”
Little did I know, they already existed. Not only do they exist, but they look damn good too. Tattoo Golf makes some of the coolest golf apparel I’ve seen yet. Their rebellious, tattoo inspired clothing is fresh and unique, featuring skulls with dimples, crossed golf clubs and other fun patterns. They also took the tattoo idea to belts, hats and other accessories for a complete line of cool gear for golfers that want to stand out from the boring solid polos everybody else wears.
Many of the shirts have patterns printed on the front and back and all are tastefully done. My personal favorite is the newly redesigned OB (Out of Bounds) polo (pictured) that features a cascading skull pattern down the front and a Tattoo Golf logo on the back of the right shoulder. It’s made of high performance microfiber knit fabric that wicks moisture and feels light against the skin. MSRP is $54.99 direct from their online store.
I also love the switchblade style divot tool and the solid metal belt buckles that are a great compliment to the shirts. Common, you know you’ll want to surprise your golf buddies by showing up to your weekly game wearing this stuff! Check out all the cool gear at http://www.tattoogolf.com
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Category: Accessories, Apparel
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Relatively new to blogging but not to the golf industry, John Duval is the owner & editor of intothegrain.com (ITG) and itgexpress.com. He started playing golf as a sophomore in High School and within a year he walked on the varsity golf team as the #1 player. In 1997 he moved to Florida to pursue a career in golf, and later in information technology. John has done just about every golf related job there is. He's been an assistant pro, golf coach and greens keeper and also has several years in golf retail. In 2009, he took his years of golf industry and IT experience and created intothegrain.com. 3 years later, he launched the companion site to ITG, called itgexpress.com, and the rest is history!Subscribe
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