Ping’s SS21 golf clothing range uses standout designs and cooling tech

Ping have revealed their SS21 golf clothing collection, including the Rose Garden Polo and Skirt and the Frequency Polo.

Ping’s Spring/Summer 2021 golf apparel range is designed to inspire golfers to look and play their best.

Combining the latest premium fabrics with contemporary styling, the range has been engineered with a distinct focus on performance, comfort and style, complemented by Ping’s innovative Sensor fabric technology platform, which ensures every garment responds to your body’s specific requirements.

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The men’s collection is inspired by a number of standout designs that feature clean, angular and linear patterns and features three distinct colour palettes.

The ‘Refined Resort’ colour story provides both statement colours and a technical edge, while the ‘Coastal Tides’ palette features three aqua blue shades for a fresh, refined and contemporary on-course look. The ‘Heritage’ palette sees the continuation of key shades that transcend the seasons.

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The collection is highlighted by the Frequency Polo (RRP £60), which takes inspiration from the sound frequency made by the original Ping 1-A putter – the iconic putter model engineered by Ping founder, Karsten Solheim, in 1959.

A Jacquard pattern to the front of the shirt replicates this sound wave and creates a modern and completely unique design that celebrates the Ping brand heritage. This refined and contemporary polo uses SensorCool technology to ensure golfers remain cool and dry and also features a large linear Eye mark logo, inspired by the circular graph created during a golf swing.

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Also new for SS21, the Etten, Staton, Romy and Holten polo shirts are all engineered with SensorCool yarns to keep golfers comfortable as the temperature rises.

Available in greystone multi or navy Multi, Etten (RRP £55) features a Herringbone Jacquard pattern to the front body, while Staton (RRP £55) is a yarn-dyed, engineered stripe polo that comes in a choice of greystone multi or sky grey multi.

Romy (RRP £50) is available in three fresh colourways – marine blue, silver or snorkel blue – and is designed with a tonal geometric camo pattern throughout. Holten (RRP £45) is a placement-print performance polo that comes in four distinct colour options: greystone, pacific, navy and white.

The women’s range features bold floral prints to celebrate the transition into the warmer summer months.

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The collection is centred around the bold and striking ‘Rose Garden’ colour story that features feminine and romantic shades of pink, offset with the luxurious tone of royal purple and is combined with Ping’s innovative Sensor platform.

Striking and stylish in equal measure, the ‘Rose Garden’ palette centres around two key tones; ‘rosebud’, which provides a strong, confident shade of pink, and ‘royal purple’, which offers a sophisticated and darker tone. These are evident throughout the collection, with a statement ‘rose garden’ print and subtle wild rose Jacquard pattern, ensuring a modern twist to a classic design, providing a fresh update for the season. 

The key colour story is epitomised by the Rose Garden polo (RRP £55), sleeveless polo (RRP £50) and skort (RRP £65), which are all engineered with SensorCool technology and feature the striking and stylish printed fabric.

Also new for SS21, Bronte (RRP £50) comes in a choice of rosebud or royal purple and features the Wild rose Jacquard pattern throughout, while Penelope (RRP £45) is a stylish colour blocked wild rose Jacquard polo, available in white/royal purple or white/rosebud. The polos all feature SensorCool technology for moisture-moving comfort in all conditions.

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