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Penguin golf shorts review | National Club Golfer

I previously mentioned my concern with squeezing into a size too small – but it was fine. I could swing freely, I felt loose and this could provide guidance as to what size you should go for when you shop at Penguin.

These shorts are made with moisture-wicking technology with two useful back pockets for storage.

The Covered Elastic Waistband and Anti-Slip Interior Silicone Gripper helped them keep stable throughout my walk on the course.

Clothing is important to help you settle into your swing and feel confident and, despite some initial doubts, these Penguin shorts delivered.

Perhaps Penguin has provided a gateway for me to wear golf shorts this summer. One thing is for sure, the Beach Club Printed shorts will be my first call.

Penguin golf shorts review: The 19th hole

If you are playing golf on holiday and going out for food in the evening afterwards, I’d say keep these shorts on – they are appropriate for social settings and summer weather.

In my opinion, the Beach Club Printed pattern suits leisure settings and days out off the golf course – and when you slip them on – you’ll realise this too.

The soft fabric makes these shorts suitable for wearing around your home too, and for me, the versatility of these shorts increases their value for money.

Fit: True to fit
Comfort: 10/10
Value for Money: 9/10
Sizes: UK waist 30-38
Colour options: Black Iris

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Penguin golf shorts review: The Details

Available: Now
RRP: £55
More info: Penguin wesbite

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