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Need a fresh pair of golf shorts this summer? Or maybe a new skort? Check out our guide to the best women’s shorts and skorts 2024
Whether you’re a shorts wearer, a skort wearer or both we’ve got you covered with the latest releases from brands such as FootJoy, Abacus, Puma, Callaway and many more. From wardrobe stables to bold tropical patterns we’ve got a range of styles with something for every golfer.
A great pair of golfing shorts/skort should be comfortable and easy to move around in. An added bonus is always pockets and belt loops.
Below we’ve narrowed down some of the best women’s golf shorts and best golf skorts available in 2024…
Not all female golfers are wanting to wear knee length shorts and FootJoy has really hit the nail on the head with these. I couldn’t believe how true and bright white these shorts were but it’s great. They come with a standard button and fly fastening, along side four pockets and belt loops.
I wore these FJ shorts in my standard uk10 in bottoms and they fit perfect. They are fairly low rise but nonetheless they sat nicely. I’m 5ft8 and felt like these shorts sat at a nice length. They were easy to move in whether that be during my swing or bending down to read putts.
I have worn these shorts a couple of times now one of which being on a rare 22 degree day. Despite these shorts feeling quite thick to touch they were actually very cool. The polyester material is packed with moisture wicking technology which is especially apparent on the inside waist band.
As mentioned, I wore these in white but FJ does offer these in black or navy. They’re a great staple pair of shorts that will certainly be getting plenty of wear from me this season.
Out of the packet, I couldn’t believe how lightweight and thin these shorts are. Immediately, I thought these would be great to packet into a suitcase for the weight allowance. Aside from the weight, these Brook shorts feel like great quality. Made up from 88% polyester 12% spandex, they have dry cool and moisture wick properties, great for those warm rounds.
I love the design and fit of these shorts. I wore a Uk10 which is my regular bottoms size. I am also 5ft8 and these were a really great length. For added support Abacus has added belt loops and the fastening is a fly front with press stud and bottom.
The Brook shorts from Abacus comes with two pockets at the front and two at the back which i very practical. I really enjoyed wearing these out on the course and know that during the hotter rounds these will be a go to pair of shorts.
Having looked at this on the website I wasn’t 100% sure it was going to be my style but I must admit I was very wrong. Out of the packet, I couldn’t believe how good the quality of this skort was. It feels very thick and soft, having an almost soft shell feel. The material is made up from 88% polyamide 12% spandex with built in drycool and wicking effects.
I wore the merion skort in the UK10, which is my regular bottoms size. The fit was true to size, however, there is added belt loops if needed. The fastening is also very secure with a zip at the side, with both a button and press stood fastening. I wore the skort in the shorter length, which at 5ft8 was what I deemed to be the best fit.
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This skort is complete with four pockets. One of the back pockets has a strip of silcone inside to stop things from easily falling out.
Overall, I enjoyed wearing this skort and it’s a pleasant change from my usual block colour skorts.
Pros:
Great quality
Belt loops
Lots of pockets
Fits great
Cons:
Style might not be everyone’s cup of tea – but don’t knock it until you try it!
Out of the packet I loved the look of this skort. The block navy design works really well with the small multi colour Callaway logo on either side. The side panels with the print on are two large pockets that fit a good amount of my arm in, meaning there is plenty of room for your belongings.
To touch this is a very silky soft skort. It’s made up from 95% Recycled Polyester and 5% Elastane, creating a jersey type material that is very stretchy. This type of fabric is great as it has moisture wicking technology that allows it to dry fast.
I wore this skort in a small and it fit very nicely, I’m a uk10 in most bottoms. This skort has a thick, wide waist band to help keep it in place as there is no belt loops. I’m also 5ft 8 and found the length to be very respectable.
Overall, I found this skort very comfortable to move around in, bend down and just play golf in general. I think £30 is a very reasonable price from Callaway for a great all round skort.
The FJ stretch skort certainly lives up to it’s name. Not only is the waist band elasticated but the rest of the skort is constructed with a inner mesh knit.
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I like the block navy colourway and how diverse this can be. There is two pockets at the front but none at the back.
I wore this skort in uk12 which was a little big for me as my regular size is a uk10. I wore the regular length, which sat quite nice for someone who is 5ft8. If you prefer a longer length or you’re taller FJ does offer this in a 2 inch longer option.
I wore this out on the course and found it very light and comfortable to move in. FJ offers this skort in both a block black colourway and white, it’s a great summer wardrobe staple.
In conclusion, there is a huge range of design, colour and fabric options in short and skorts for female golfers in 2024. There are extremely bold patterns which are bound to turn heads and then the more tame block-colour options that are staple pieces in any golfers wardrobe. It doesn’t matter what you choose as long as you’re comfortable…look good, feel good, play good!
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