The Golf Society offers what we believe to be the top brands in golf wear and seeks to provide the Australian golfer with the best variety of fashionable and practical golf trousers. With our large selection of golf trousers from our chosen brands comes the chance that you may be buying a new brand for the first time, and to be sure of the fit when purchasing, we have put together the information to assist you pick the golf trousers most suitable for you.

Golf Pants' Parts

• Knowing the language helps one better understand how Mens Golf Pants should fit it; most people know about the belt loops and fly, but less known phrases include crotch and inseam.
• To keep a tucked-in shirt in place, some golf trousers have a silicone band inside the waistband. Most pants and golf pants are kept up with the help of a belt, which goes through the belt loops; the belt loops are sewn in place around the waistline. 
• Moving down the trousers, the fly covers an opening join hiding the mechanism, such as a zip and in certain golf pants buttons. 
• Although there may be one, two, three or none pleats, which might face anyway, pleats immediately below the waistband on the front typify several designs of formal and informal pants. There are flat-front golf trousers and others with pleats.

Men's Golf Pants - Fit Styles

While manufacturers could have their vocabulary for golf pant size, most of them follow the same idea of providing two trousers cuts to accommodate the three most prevalent body types. 

One should take careful thought about the forms these trousers are meant to fit before evaluating their fit. Three somatotypes, or body shapes, that best define most men's bodies are widely referred to by doctors and fitness professionals; these categories also assist in determining how one should dress each body type.

Regular Fit & Slim Fit for Golf Pants

Usually, your kind of trousers are regular-fit golf trousers; until recently, slim-fit trousers have been produced by golf fashion companies. Regular fit (reg) features a roomier crotch which is preferable while getting in and out of golf carts. Regular-fit golf trousers also have straight legs free of a taper to the cuffs. The cuffs open more than slim-fit golf trousers do.

Conclusion

Although cotton and polyester or a mix of the two are the usual materials used to make golf trousers, these days, golf shirts are made using materials that challenge the limits of intelligent fabric performance. Every product page will provide material details.