NEW YORK, NY — Fairway & Greene, an industry leader in high-quality golf apparel celebrating their 30th anniversary, is excited to announce the launch of their Custom Cutaway Polo.
Available in a variety of colors and prints, key features of Fairway & Greene’s updated polo design include a lighter-weight fabric, a customizable memory collar, and a slightly tapered silhouette.
“When developing the new polo for Fairway & Greene, we wanted to marry the brand’s timeless style with updated design features that customers would not just like but love,” said Jack Lessing, President of Summit Golf Brands. “Our design team worked tirelessly, and we believe they delivered even beyond our vision. We cannot wait for Fairway & Greene customers both existing and new to experience the Custom Cutaway Polo.”
Brendan McHugh, SVP and Co-Head of the Americas Sales for Summit Golf Brands, added, “The Custom Cutaway Polo is a game-changer for our wholesale partners and PGA Professionals. It offers incredible value at retail, checks every box on quality, and provides the flexibility needed for custom programs and events. We see this style quickly becoming a staple in golf shops and on the course.”
The Custom Cutaway Polo launch comes after Fairway & Greene’s decision to join PGA Golf Retirement Plus, an incentive benefit program for PGA of America Golf Professionals. Participating PGA of America Golf Professionals can now earn retirement benefits with every purchase of the new Fairway & Greene polo.
This launch is yet another milestone in an already transformational 30th year for Fairway & Greene. In addition to joining PGA Golf Retirement Plus, Fairway & Greene became the Official Staff Uniform Supplier for the PGA of America, with the PGA of America staff wearing Fairway & Greene uniforms, layering, and outerwear for select PGA of America events.
Fairway & Greene’s Custom Cutaway Polo retails for $79 – $89, offering customers an improved product with better value. For a closer look at the updated design, watch this video from the brand’s Creative Director, Billy Draddy.
