Golf and style have never been more connected. In 2025, we’re seeing a creative explosion as brands, pros, and streetwear icons link up for drops that go way beyond the course.
From limited-edition apparel to lifestyle products and gear that turns heads on and off the fairway, the best golf collabs of 2025 prove that the game’s culture is officially on fire.
Here are the collabs that are making waves so far.
1. Nike Golf x Travis Scott “Cactus Clubhouse”
Nike Golf made headlines this spring with its Travis Scott collab, blending Scott’s signature earthy tones and rugged design cues with modern golf silhouettes. Dubbed “Cactus Clubhouse”, the drop included waterproof utility vests, reimagined Dunks for turf, and oversized polos with stitched logos.
This wasn’t just streetwear slapped on golf gear it was a full vibe, and it sold out in minutes.
2. Malbon Golf x Beats – “Play Loud”
In a bold crossover, Malbon Golf teamed up with Beats by Dre for a capsule titled “Play Loud.” The collection featured limited-edition Beats Studio headphones with golf-inspired green accents, paired with apparel drops that leaned into ‘90s sports aesthetics.
The collab struck a chord with music lovers, creators, and lifestyle golfers alike bridging performance with personality.
3. Eastside Golf x Jordan Brand – Heritage Pack Vol. 2
Eastside Golf continues to elevate culture with their second Jordan Brand “Heritage” Pack, dropping ahead of The Masters 2025. This year’s release included an Air Jordan 1 Low in clay brown with gold accents, a nod to Augusta’s Georgia roots.
The message remained clear: golf is for everyone and style is part of the game.
4. Metalwood Studio x Titleist – Custom Vokey Drop
For gear heads, Metalwood Studio's limited release of custom Titleist Vokey wedges was a standout. Featuring retro ‘90s graphic patterns, graffiti-style stamping, and playful packaging, these clubs were functional art.
Only 500 were made and resale prices are already climbing. This collab proved that even hard goods can be hype drops.
5. Bogey Boys x Palace “Club Nights” Capsule
Bogey Boys, led by Macklemore, dropped a surprise collab with UK streetwear giant Palace. The “Club Nights” capsule played on vintage golf aesthetics with a rave-inspired twist: mesh polos, reflective hats, and a nylon windbreaker with all-over logo print.
It was bold, unexpected, and 100% made for golf's fashion-forward crowd.
Final Thoughts
The hottest golf collabs of 2025 are doing more than selling product—they’re reshaping the way golf is seen. These drops show that golf is no longer confined to khakis and clubhouses. It’s loud. It’s expressive. And it’s connected to everything from streetwear to music and tech.
As the game’s cultural capital grows, expect even bigger names and bolder concepts by year’s end.
SWXGOLF is watching the trends, the heat, and what’s next so you don’t miss a drop.
