5 trendy leaf-print polos your golf wardrobe needs now

If you’re the type of player who keeps up with the latest golf apparel trends, you’ve probably noticed that leaf-print polos are everywhere — and we are here for it.

Unlike look-at-me florals or colorful tropical prints, leaf prints are a bit more subtle. They make a more stylish statement than basic stripes without coming across as though you’re trying too hard.

In short, leaf prints are a great choice if you’re going for a fashionable yet understated look.

Check out some of our favorite leaf-print polos below, and for more stylish gear, browse through the selection in GOLF’s Pro Shop.

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Puma Cloudspun Petal

$68

The Puma Cloudspun Petal polo is a great looking shirt coming from the makers at Puma. This comfortable polo is a great option for golfers to wear on and off of the golf course.

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Adidas Prisma Print

$55.25

The Adidas Prisma Print polo features a regular fit, three-button polo collar, durable four-way stretch fabric, reinforced shoulder seams, highly breathable fabric, and an engineered jacquard pattern

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Puma Mattr Foliage

$68

The Puma Mattr Foliage polo is a great looking shirt coming from the makers at Puma. This comfortable polo is a great option for golfers to wear on and off of the golf course.

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Puma Cloudspun Frequency

$68

The PumaCloudspun Frequency polo is a great looking shirt coming from the makers at Puma. This comfortable polo is a great option for golfers to wear on and off of the golf course.

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Greg Norman Oasis Leaf

$59.49

The New Greg Norman Oasis Leaf Polo is a comfortable new polo that always looks great. This polo is a great option for anywhere you may go. On and off of the golf course.

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