The Best Golf Shorts to Wear in 2023

As easy to wear, and easy to style as they come. Lulu’s best-selling shorts have all the right stuff.

If you’re gonna go printed, make sure it’s not corny. Not only do we dig the cactus print, we love the baggy silhouette and long inseam for a mix-up on the short shorts you’ll see most of the season.

Sid Mashburn chose a 7″ inseam here to find a happy medium between long and short, formal and casual.

The problem with most pleated shorts is length. Todd Snyder split the difference here with a pair of mid-length cotton-linen shorts with a coin pocket that’s perfect for a ball marker.

Golf shorts you can wear over and over again—the perfect pair to keep in your bag for those days where it’s hotter than expected.

You’re wearing shorts for a reason—it’s hot. This lightweight option from bottoms-experts, Bonobos, will help make for a breezy round.

From the Golf pros at TravisMathew, a stretchy short that delivers on comfort all the way.

Dockers makes damn good pants and shorts. Malbon makes damn-cool golf apparel. In fact, it’s one of the brands that launched a whole new wave in golf style. These shorts deliver on that mix of classic quality and a modern vibe.

A pair of shorts you’ll want in your arsenal whether you play golf or not—but they work perfectly for the game.

Golf shorts that look sleek and will last you quite a while, because the fashion heads at J.L. don’t mess around when it comes to quality and outdoor performance.

Tried and true 7-inch shorts from the brand occupying most of your closet. A solid on-and-off-the-course pair.

The perfect pair of shorts for days where you’re not tucking in your top, because these have everything you love about comfortable active shorts without the belt loops.

For golfers that don’t limit themselves to fairways and greens, these 100 percent recycled nylon shorts truly look good at the beach, the bar, and if you’re at one of the cooler courses, fairways and greens, too.