Illustrative imageNinth Cotton Polo
From US$31
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Golf apparel for Texas golfers
Texas is big enough for several golf climates, but most of the state shares long, hot summers, windy days and mild winters broken up by cold fronts.
A guide for golfers in and visiting Texas. We don't have stores; we ship to US addresses.
What to wear golfing in Texas, season by season#
SpringWarm, green and often windy. A polo and a cap that stays put.
SummerLong and hot. Early tee times and light colors.
FallWarm at first, then some of the best golf of the year. Polos, with a layer late in the season.
WinterMild days between cold fronts. A half-zip for mornings.
Typical round conditions in Texas#
- Wind is a regular part of a Texas round, especially in spring.
- Summer rounds are usually hot, and humid near the Gulf Coast.
- Winter cold fronts can drop the temperature quickly, so a layer in the bag is worth it from late fall to early spring.
Picks for Texas
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AI illustrationNinth Cap
US$28
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From US$46
AI illustrationGolf Towel
US$19
City guides in Texas
Shipping to Texas
Every piece is made to order in 2–5 business days, then delivered by tracked carrier in about 1–5 more business days. Delivery time varies by carrier and by how far your address is from where your order ships, so some regions may land toward the longer end. These are estimates, not guarantees. Shipping details
Texas golf apparel FAQ#
What should I wear golfing in Texas?
A light polo and a cap for most of the year, with a half-zip in the bag for winter cold fronts and windy mornings.
Is it windy on Texas golf courses?
Often, especially in spring. A cap with a snug fit and a layer you can take off easily are worth having.
Does Ninth & Pine ship to Texas?
Yes. We ship to US addresses, including in Texas: US$8 flat, free on orders of US$100 or more. Sales open January 15, 2027.
Guides for Texas golfers
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