Penny Golf · Unapologetically cotton
Most golf clothes
are made from plastic.
Ours aren't, and never will be. Organic cotton that gets softer every wash, for women who want to look like themselves on the course.
"[ ONE SENTENCE FROM A REAL CUSTOMER — about the cotton, the fit, or wearing it off the course ]" — First name, City
The Collection
Five pieces · Cotton and silk · 2026
Worn in
Women who play like
they mean it.
Why cotton
We are
unapologetically cotton.
Nearly every golf shirt on the market is plastic. Spun, woven, sold as an upgrade. We didn't want to wear it, so we didn't make it.
Penny Golf is organic cotton. It gets softer instead of worse. It doesn't hold a day in the sun. You can play eighteen and go straight to lunch without changing, which is most of the point.
We're not going to claim a shirt will fix your swing. It won't. It will just be the nicest thing you own that you can also sweat in.
Shop the collectionThe one to start with
The Penny Polo
The piece everything else was built around. Two colorways, organic cotton, $110.
What women who own one
actually said
Membership
Penny Golf
Members
No dues. No handicap requirement. No committee, no AGM, and nobody will ever ask you what you shot.
- First access to everything before it goes public
- The shorts, in April, before anyone else
- A newsletter about playing more, worrying less, and getting better anyway
- 10% off your first order, because you joined
The pairing
The polo and
the honest cap
Our two best pieces, bought together. The cap says the quiet part out loud.
Who made this
We came to golf late,
and got completely hooked
Two women who picked up the game as adults, loved it immediately, and couldn't find a single thing to wear that felt like us. Everything was plastic, or shapeless, or both.
So we made it ourselves. The name comes from Maggie's golden retriever, which tells you how seriously we take the branding — and not at all how seriously we take the cotton.
We think the game gets better when you stop trying to be perfect and start trying to improve. That's the whole idea. Play over perfection.
— Melanie & Maggie