Tattoo Golf features men's golf clothing and women's golf apparel with the coolest designs in town. Check out the entire range of golf clothing at www.tattoogolf.com.
Friday, October 24, 2014
Driver Covers are Back!!
After a long absence we finally got a shipment of driver covers in so grab one now for only $27.99 to protect your investment in style! These covers feature a magnetic closure device and fit drivers up to 460cc.
Thursday, September 4, 2014
OB Men's Golf Shirt Gets a Facelift
The OB men's golf shirt has been one of our best selling items for quite a few years and now it just got better if that's even possible! We started with an upgrade to a lightweight, 4.5 oz poly fine mesh fabric for a super smooth and super comfortable feel (extremely breathable too!). Next we've dyed the buttons to match so white shirt - white buttons, charcoal shirt - charcoal buttons. And last but not least, we added a hot new Island Blue color so now there are three colors of the OB men's golf shirt to choose from!
View the entire Tattoo Golf clothing collection at www.tattoogolf.com.
View the entire Tattoo Golf clothing collection at www.tattoogolf.com.
Friday, August 8, 2014
Golf Ball Stamps
Check it out - the all-new Tattoo Golf ball stamps featuring our iconic skull & crossing clubs design. No need to break out the Sharpie and try to come up with some clever way to mark your golf ball; just break out the new ball stamp and go to town on your balls. Identifying your golf ball in the rough has never been easier! Only $9.99 and available now at http://www.tattoogolf.com/mens-golf-accessories-s/212.htm.
To view the entire Tattoo Golf Clothing & accessories product range, visit www.tattoogolf.com.
To view the entire Tattoo Golf Clothing & accessories product range, visit www.tattoogolf.com.
Wednesday, July 2, 2014
Tattoo Golf Shorts are IN!
FINALLY! Our long-awaited and highly anticipated golf shorts are in stock and ready to go. We decided to take a more subtle approach with the shorts so you will find a small, clean, OB skull design on the right had side, just above the media pocket. Available in 3 colors, black, tan, and charcoal, these 60/40 cotton/poly shorts have a great look and a beautiful feel - the perfect compliment to your favorite Tattoo Golf shirt.
Check out our entire golf clothing collection featuring men's golf shirts, women's golf apparel, golf accessories, and golf hats at www.tattoogolf.com.
Wednesday, May 28, 2014
The Fade Men's Golf Shirt from Tattoo Golf
Check out our latest performance golf shirts for men. We call this one the Fade and it is available in three colors, black, red, and citron and priced at only $56.99. Sized S thru 3XL. The Fade features a bold striped pattern with the Tattoo Golf classic skull icon prominently placed. This 3.8 ounce, 100% poly smooth touch pique golf shirt will keep you looking and feeling cool all day long.
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Tuesday, May 27, 2014
Sunday, May 4, 2014
Time to Reassess Your Golf Clothing!
How to Look Cool on the Course In 3 Easy Steps
Are you a stylish golfer? Do you long to wear cool golf clothes, but you
feel like golf industry is conspiring against you to sabotage your
personality? Do you feel like you
sacrifice your image each and every time you swing the club? If that's you, then you will love this
article! Now you can wear cool golf
clothes each and every time to hit the course with these three easy steps.
Steps #1: Be BoldAsk yourself this question, "Who Am I?" Make a list of colors, designs and clothing styles you would wear off the course. Take a few moments to look at the real you and evaluate if other players are seeing that on the green. Odds are, they aren't. Cool golf clothes can be hard to find in an industry that seems to offer cookie cutter fashion. The first step to creating a stylish image is to choose to embrace the history of golf.
Golfers have made fashion statements from the beginning balancing the
elegance of the sport with the need to be seen.
Why leave your personality when you pick up your clubs? Make a decision to be bold!
Steps #2: Be Brash
From checkered pants to bloomers and socks, golfers have a tendancy to make
a statement on the course. Today,
fashion has changed but the need to be a little "strong and irerrent"
has not. Why tone down your personality
simply because the big brand names tell you to!
Instead, roll up those sleeves and show the world your tattoo's. Cool golf clothes shake the establishment and
draw the eye. Learning to golf takes
time but you can dress to impress in just moments.
Here's a few items to look for:
Designs: Why dress like your grandfather?
Choose designs that reflect you.
From skulls to vintage pin ups, unique clothing designs create cool golf
clothes. (check out TattooGolf.com)
Technology: Just because you want to
make a statement does not mean you have to wear sloppy clothes. Look for styles engineered for performance
and that promise to keep you cool.
Colors: If you want to dress young and fun you need a
choice of color. Cool golf gear stands
out in a crowd so don't be afraid to be a little bright!
Steps #3: Be YouGolf is a sophisticated sport but in recent years the cookie cutter approach to fashion has tamed its original creativity. Don't let this stop you! Make a decision to always be true to you. Unique golf clothes reflect your approach to life on and off the the course. So be bold and brash and reflect who you are. A stylish golfer knows how to mix classic golf with personal attitude.
So there you have it! 3 Steps to help every stylish golfer get look great
on the course.
By the way, if you're a stylish golfer and you're serious about looking good, then check out our top designs by clicking Tattoo Golf. Wednesday, January 22, 2014
5 Tips to Improve Your Golf Game this Winter
Stuffing your golf clubs in the closet and hibernating for the rest of the winter is not the Tattoo Golf way of life. Any day is a great day for golf, but you must adjust your strategy for practice and competition. Avoiding golf altogether negatively affects your swing. Your game can digress by the time spring arrives! Try these simple tips to improve your golf swing this winter and stun everyone when days grow longer.
Tip #1: Conditioning
Don't let the cold outside influence your exercise regimen. If you can't hit the links, try working out at the gym. The PGA suggests four to five workouts a week with at least 45 minutes of aerobic activity. You can effectively lose weight with this exercise strategy, but you should also incorporate some weightlifting. Adding muscle using free weights allows you to strike the ball harder with improved control and accuracy. Toned muscles give you strength that allows you to beat the competition.
Tip #2: Indoor Practice
Even if the driving range isn't your favorite activity, it is a smart way to keep your swing fresh through the winter. Talk to your local golf course owner about affordable indoor driving ranges. Many golf professionals have connections within the industry, allowing you to receive a possible discount off of services. Ranges also offer passes for the season, giving you more of a discount if you visit often. Be aware that you are there to practice form, not long distance shots. Ranges are often limited in space and distance, so choose clubs and strike the ball accordingly.
Tip #3: Tough It Out
Some golf courses remain open during the winter, hoping to gain some customers in the process. You could have the entire course to yourself! Reserve a midday slot to take advantage of the warm afternoon. Avoid using golf carts, however. Walking the course keeps your muscles warm and your swing in top form. Brisk winds sitting in a cart just contracts muscles into shivering knots. To warm up before your tee off time, check out the course's heated stalls, if equipped. Typically found on an adjacent driving range, the stalls keep you warm throughout your entire swing practice.
Tip #4: Warm Golf Balls
Switching your golf balls while in play is a big no-no in professional golfing but it’s OK by Tattoo Golf standards. Because golf balls perform poorly in cold weather, keep them in your pocket when not in use. Play one ball while keeping another in your pocket. Alternate the balls on each hole to keep them perpetually warm. If the balls are extremely cold before you tee off, use a nearby heater to take the chill off them for better play.
Tip #5: Adjusting Distance Expectations
When you strike the ball with any club, the ball will not go as far and does not have much of a roll on the grass. Cold weather affects balls and clubs, along with the turf itself. Consider each hole's par, and alter it to a higher number. For example, change a par 4 into a par 5. You are essentially adjusting for winter, not cheating yourself out of true golfing statistics. You'll find that the normal pars work well when spring and summer arrive.
Tip #1: Conditioning
Don't let the cold outside influence your exercise regimen. If you can't hit the links, try working out at the gym. The PGA suggests four to five workouts a week with at least 45 minutes of aerobic activity. You can effectively lose weight with this exercise strategy, but you should also incorporate some weightlifting. Adding muscle using free weights allows you to strike the ball harder with improved control and accuracy. Toned muscles give you strength that allows you to beat the competition.
Tip #2: Indoor Practice
Even if the driving range isn't your favorite activity, it is a smart way to keep your swing fresh through the winter. Talk to your local golf course owner about affordable indoor driving ranges. Many golf professionals have connections within the industry, allowing you to receive a possible discount off of services. Ranges also offer passes for the season, giving you more of a discount if you visit often. Be aware that you are there to practice form, not long distance shots. Ranges are often limited in space and distance, so choose clubs and strike the ball accordingly.
Tip #3: Tough It Out
Some golf courses remain open during the winter, hoping to gain some customers in the process. You could have the entire course to yourself! Reserve a midday slot to take advantage of the warm afternoon. Avoid using golf carts, however. Walking the course keeps your muscles warm and your swing in top form. Brisk winds sitting in a cart just contracts muscles into shivering knots. To warm up before your tee off time, check out the course's heated stalls, if equipped. Typically found on an adjacent driving range, the stalls keep you warm throughout your entire swing practice.
Tip #4: Warm Golf Balls
Switching your golf balls while in play is a big no-no in professional golfing but it’s OK by Tattoo Golf standards. Because golf balls perform poorly in cold weather, keep them in your pocket when not in use. Play one ball while keeping another in your pocket. Alternate the balls on each hole to keep them perpetually warm. If the balls are extremely cold before you tee off, use a nearby heater to take the chill off them for better play.
Tip #5: Adjusting Distance Expectations
When you strike the ball with any club, the ball will not go as far and does not have much of a roll on the grass. Cold weather affects balls and clubs, along with the turf itself. Consider each hole's par, and alter it to a higher number. For example, change a par 4 into a par 5. You are essentially adjusting for winter, not cheating yourself out of true golfing statistics. You'll find that the normal pars work well when spring and summer arrive.
Tuesday, January 21, 2014
Winter Gear: Keep Your Golf Game in Check
Your area may not get snow, but it sure feels frigid outside as winter descends on the golf course. Don't pack up your clubs and head for the clubhouse! You can still play a fantastic round of golf in the cold, just by wearing Tattoo Golf's brilliant line of warm gear to get you going. The cold air may force other players off the course, making the links all your own with layering and hoodies at your disposal.
The Science of Muscles
Aside from basic comfort, you need your muscles to remain warm during drives and putts to maintain a proper stroke. Muscles tend to contract when cold, allowing them to conserve heat within the body. You want them to extend and produce power for your golf game though! With warm gear from Tattoo Golf, your muscles stay warm throughout the round, eliminating the possibility of injury and improving your score.
Layer It
Many golf courses require polo shirts as a standard dress code. Layer your body with Tattoo Golf's performance long-sleeve shirts. You still conform to their course rules, but stay warm at the same time. With white or black backgrounds, you still have skulls decorating the arm lengths, making your look unique on a cold day. Any sweat is quickly wicked away, keeping all of your layers dry for the duration of the round.
Between Drives
Outfit yourself, and your golf cart stowaways, with comfortable hoodies from Tattoo Golf. Select from black or red colors, along with a zippered or pullover style. Most golfers do not want to perform in hoodies because of their restrictive nature, but they are perfect for waiting out a short rain shower in the cart or for the next group to complete their putting.
For Those Blustery Days
Tattoo Golf offers a windshirt that is designed to work over a long-sleeved or polo shirt. As winds kick up, your muscles may start shivering, even under several layers. Keep your muscles primed for a record-breaking drive, even in winter, with a golfing windshirt. This specialized material stops winds from passing through fabric, and is even water resistant. Whether the conditions are windy or foggy, you'll stay warm and composed in a windshirt, complete with a skull on the left breast.
Don't Forget Your Head!
Your head loses the most heat compared to the rest of your body. Although the rest of your body may be covered in layers, an exposed head simply cools all of your muscles. Choose between Tattoo Golf's gray or black beanies. These knit caps come with a skull and cross clubs to show you mean business on the course. Unlike baseball caps, beanies retain more heat on your skull, preventing a cold feeling. Tattoo Golf wants you to have an awesome game in the dead of winter.
Stock up your warm gear today by filling your virtual Tattoo Golf cart. Using a mixture of long-sleeve, polos and jackets, you are sure to stay warm from morning to dinner time. Your game remains top priority with aggressive styling from Tattoo Golf.
The Science of Muscles
Aside from basic comfort, you need your muscles to remain warm during drives and putts to maintain a proper stroke. Muscles tend to contract when cold, allowing them to conserve heat within the body. You want them to extend and produce power for your golf game though! With warm gear from Tattoo Golf, your muscles stay warm throughout the round, eliminating the possibility of injury and improving your score.
Layer It
Many golf courses require polo shirts as a standard dress code. Layer your body with Tattoo Golf's performance long-sleeve shirts. You still conform to their course rules, but stay warm at the same time. With white or black backgrounds, you still have skulls decorating the arm lengths, making your look unique on a cold day. Any sweat is quickly wicked away, keeping all of your layers dry for the duration of the round.
Between Drives
Outfit yourself, and your golf cart stowaways, with comfortable hoodies from Tattoo Golf. Select from black or red colors, along with a zippered or pullover style. Most golfers do not want to perform in hoodies because of their restrictive nature, but they are perfect for waiting out a short rain shower in the cart or for the next group to complete their putting.
For Those Blustery Days
Tattoo Golf offers a windshirt that is designed to work over a long-sleeved or polo shirt. As winds kick up, your muscles may start shivering, even under several layers. Keep your muscles primed for a record-breaking drive, even in winter, with a golfing windshirt. This specialized material stops winds from passing through fabric, and is even water resistant. Whether the conditions are windy or foggy, you'll stay warm and composed in a windshirt, complete with a skull on the left breast.
Don't Forget Your Head!
Your head loses the most heat compared to the rest of your body. Although the rest of your body may be covered in layers, an exposed head simply cools all of your muscles. Choose between Tattoo Golf's gray or black beanies. These knit caps come with a skull and cross clubs to show you mean business on the course. Unlike baseball caps, beanies retain more heat on your skull, preventing a cold feeling. Tattoo Golf wants you to have an awesome game in the dead of winter.
Stock up your warm gear today by filling your virtual Tattoo Golf cart. Using a mixture of long-sleeve, polos and jackets, you are sure to stay warm from morning to dinner time. Your game remains top priority with aggressive styling from Tattoo Golf.
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