Okieee, let’s talk about one of the most fun ways to golf without dealing with the weather: the golf simulator.
It’s a social outing, a date idea, a practice session, and a vibe all rolled into one. But what on earth do you wear? It’s not a full country club, but it’s also not your living room.
I’ve shown up both overdressed (in a full polo and skort for a casual group night) and underdressed (in athleisure that felt too sloppy), and I’ve learned the sweet spot.
You want to look put-together enough to respect the sport, but stay comfortable enough to actually swing and have fun.
The key is smart athleisure—mixing sporty, functional pieces with a polished touch. Here’s your no-stress guide to nailing the simulator style.
1. The Polished Polo (The Safe Bet)
You truly cannot go wrong with a classic polo shirt.
Opt for a modern fit—not too baggy—in a solid color or subtle stripe.
Tuck it into your bottoms for a sharp look, or leave it untucked for a more relaxed feel.
This choice always looks appropriate and shows you get the etiquette.
Pro Tip: Moisture-wicking fabric is a game-changer, even indoors. You’ll stay cool during a heated match.
❤️Girl’s fashion hack #1:
Use nail polish clear coat on fraying thread ends to stop further unraveling until you can properly repair the item!
2. The Elevated Golf Skort
For a feminine and super-functional look, a golf skort is the ultimate.
It looks like a skirt but has built-in shorts (aka no wardrobe anxiety on your backswing).
Pair it with the polo above or a sleek, collared performance top. It’s sporty, chic, and designed for the motion of the game.
Pro Tip: Many brands make fantastic “street-to-simulator” skorts that you could wear running errands beforehand.
❤️Girl’s fashion hack #2:
Prevent button-down shirts from gapping between buttons by using double-sided fashion tape <3
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3. Performance Joggers & a Sleek Top
This is my go-to for modern comfort.
A pair of tailored, technical fabric joggers (not your baggy sweatpants) looks incredibly sharp.
Pair them with a fitted, collarless performance top or a minimalist long-sleeve. It’s an athletic, monochrome look that’s perfect for focusing on your swing.
Pro Tip:* Avoid pants with bulky pockets or heavy zippers that could interfere with your swing or feel uncomfortable when you’re set up in the bay.
❤️Girl’s fashion hack #3:Rub clear deodorant on the inside hem of pants/skirts to prevent thigh chafing. ❤️
4. The Classic Chino & Quarter-Zip Combo
Channel your inner pro with timeless separates.
A great pair of well-fitted chinos or trousers (with stretch!) and a lightweight quarter-zip sweater is a sophisticated, layered look.
It’s comfy, allows for full range of motion, and is perfect if the simulator bay is a little chilly.
Pro Tip:* This is an ideal outfit if your simulator session might lead straight to dinner or drinks afterward.
❤️Girl’s fashion hack #4:Use rolled-up magazine pages to maintain boot shape when storing – truly work wonders imo lol
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5. The Sporty Dress (Yes, Really!)
If you love dresses, specific golf dresses are a thing and they’re amazing.
Look for one with a modest length, built-in shorts, and breathable fabric. It’s a one-and-done outfit that’s both cute and completely practical for swinging a club.
Pro Tip:* Make sure the dress has enough structure in the shoulders and isn’t too flowy, so it doesn’t get in your way.
❤️Girl’s fashion hack #5:
Stretch tight shoes by wearing them with thick socks and blowing them with a hairdryer!
6. The Casual Collared Shirt & Leggings
Split the difference between casual and traditional with a breathable, collared shirt (think a sun shirt or a lightweight button-up) worn over high-quality black leggings.
It’s a comfortable, pulled-together look that works for any skill level.
Pro Tip:* Tuck the front of the shirt in to define your waist and keep the fabric from flapping during your swing.
The Non-Negotiables (The Real Pro Tips):
Hat Optional, Hair Secure: A baseball cap or visor is always acceptable and helps with overhead lighting. If not, tie your hair back so it doesn’t distract you mid-swing.
Footwear: This is crucial. You must wear flat-soled shoes. Running shoes with a big heel pitch or platform sneakers will ruin your stance and swing. Classic sneakers, tennis shoes, or actual golf shoes are perfect.
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Layer Smartly: Simulator bays can be cool. A light jacket or vest that doesn’t restrict your shoulders is a great idea.
Skip the Denim & Hoodies: Most simulators have a “no denim, no hoodies” rule to maintain a semi-pro atmosphere. Stick to collared shirts or performance fabrics to be safe.
❤️Girl’s fashion hack #6:
Quick fix – Brighten yellowed white clothing by soaking in a solution of lemon juice and hot water!
FINAL THOUGHTS:
Ultimately, you want to wear something that makes you feel confident and lets you move freely.
Now, grab your (flat) shoes, pick an outfit, and go hit ’em straight.
Looking for more golf parties? Check out these blog posts down below – see you there loves <2
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