Get spring-golf ready with these 5 trendy pairs of pants

Spring has sprung, and that means there’s no time like the present to bust out all your pastel-hued golf apparel.

While light-colored polos can be found in abundance this season, another fun way to showcase a muted hue is by opting for pants in a color other than dusty khaki or black.

Fresh, on-trend shades include soft mint and seafoam green, or a yellowy neutral, often called daffodil or macaroon.

White and light gray are also great choices for spring if you’d prefer to stay a bit more conservative.

Check out some of our favorite pants for spring below, and while you’re shopping, don’t forget to scroll through the rest of the items on offer in GOLF’s Pro Shop — your one-stop shop for everything you need for your game.

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Nike Flex UV Chino

$85

Nike’s street-inspired Flex UV Chino pants are made with Dri-FIT fabric enhanced with UV protection. They’re also slightly tapered from knee to hem, creating a tailored look.

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RLX Golf Tailored Fit Featherweight Cypress

$115

Stay comfortable on and off the course in the RLX Cypress pants. They are made from lightweight twill that offers stretch for easy movement and moisture wicking to draw moisture away from the skin for quick evaporation.

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Bonobos Golf The Justin Rose Collection

$96.75

The pants are equipped with pockets so you can bring along personal items and golf accessories as needed. They are constructed with performance fabric that keeps you comfortable and moving with ease throughout each round.

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Bonobos Golf Lightweight 5-Pocket Slim Fit

$98

The Lightweight pants sport 5 pockets for carrying daily essentials and a shirt gripper gel waistband for making sure your shirttails stay tucked.

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J. Lindeberg Ellott Golf

$135

Ellott is designed with pockets for small accessories and a subtle twill structure for a fashionable look.

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