Head is going back into the golf business.
The sports lifestyle brand is reintroducing golf wear into its repertoire starting with the summer 2025 season. The company last produced golf apparel in 1995, according to Ka Ho Kam, who was brought into Head to serve as creative director of the division. Kam, who had previously worked at Marc Jacobs and Sies Marjan, designed a comprehensive collection for men and women consisting of 65 pieces — 55 percent for women and 45 percent for men.
For both genders, the collection offers a modern take on the category, offering sleek designs made from high-tech fabrics inspired by the Arizona desert. Moisture-wicking materials, sun protection, temperature regulation and recycled fabrics are among the hallmarks of the line. The pieces are lightweight with strategically placed ventilation panels and subtle designs, many of which feature Head’s proprietary fabric blend of Coolmax and Sorona.
Among the key pieces are pointelle knitwear, which are created from quick-dry yarns. There is also an engineered fabric group with stretchable fabrics that allow for maximum flexibility during golf swings.
Some pieces combine jacquard techniques with single jersey, eyelet and pique fabrics for a vintage feel and there’s a Golf Traveler collection for the athlete seeking performance and style.
Some women’s designs feature eyelet detailing.
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Kam stressed that all the pieces are intended to work as well on the course as in the clubhouse or office. Although there are subtle details designed exclusively for golf, such as a pocket where a collection of tees can be stashed in a cargo-style side pant pocket, without the tees, the pants look like any other performance piece.
Among the key pieces in the collection, Kam said, are a men’s quilted jacket with zip-off sleeves; polos with jacquard jersey and mesh; a recycled polyester tank top for women; a fleece jacket with ribbing for women, and pleated skirts and dresses for women. There are also cotton pullovers in both solids and patterns and an anorak with side zippers. Shorts are also a key part of the collection and all of them include a silicone grip waistband to ensure shirts stay tucked in. There are also accessories such as belts, hats, golf towels and range-finder bags.
He stressed that the collection is also sustainable, featuring recycled yarns, bio-based dyeing processes and FSC-certified packaging.
The pants feature a tee pocket for convenience.
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“We’re thrilled to bring Head’s innovation to the golf world,” Kam said. “This collection isn’t just about what you wear on the course — it’s about a lifestyle. We wanted to create pieces that seamlessly transition from office to fairway, blending performance with style. It’s about capturing the essence of golf itself — in a new era in golf apparel that blends functionality with fashion. This collection is unlike any styles previously seen on the course and it’s crafted for everyone from beginner to extreme, there is something to suit your needs.”
Prices for the collection range from $150 to $185 for men’s tops and $115 to $185 for bottoms to $195 to $395 for outerwear. Women’s prices range from $105 to $145 for tops, $115 to $145 for bottoms, $195 to $290 for dresses and $165 to $295 for outerwear.
The line was inspired by the Arizona desert.
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Kam said that in the future, he expects Head will line up ambassadors for the golf collection, but for now, the company is focused on the launch of the line next year.
Head was founded in 1950 and is best known for its tennis and skiing collections.
