The perfect golf skort for summer

Want to switch up your style this summer and not sure where to start? I recommend that you check out activeskorts, a women's golf and athleisure brand that launched in March. Performance Golf Skort

Founded by the Pippa and Sarah Renwick sisters, the brand creates golf-inspired, timeless apparel for women that the Renwick sisters struggled to find elsewhere. While most pro shops are filled with dozens of polo and shorts options for men, finding the right apparel for women can be tough. When it comes to skeet, I want something that's athletic, but put together. Not too short, but not too long. And I definitely want to feel confident swinging into it. Now that summer has arrived, I'm making sure to invest in pieces that I'll feel good about throughout my run as well as hang out after.

Renwick started with a timeless striped polo shirt and dress and rocked both sides of the course, and now he's back with a skirt and shorts. The Renwick Performance Skort is both athletic and stylish, and it's moisture-wicking, meaning you'll be able to wear it all summer long. At 16 1/2 inches long, you won't need to adjust it to your full round. It's lightweight with deep mesh pockets (which womenswear doesn't have enough of!), so you don't have to carry tees and ball markers in your bag.

The skirt comes in white and navy, and if you prefer to wear shorts instead, they're also an option. Pair any of Renwick's bottoms with any of their polo options and you're ready to hit the course. Women’s Badminton skort

The 1950s were the beginning of a period of liberation when it came to hem length for women, offering the freedom to wear skirts above the ankle. With increased mobility on the golf course these skirts were usually paired with a simple blouse and layered with cashmere sweaters. In hot weather, sleeveless blouses were acceptable.

The waist line for women on the golf course was also a topic of discussion; While "sack dresses" were seen as a modest choice, many women chose dresses with a waistline.

Bold colors and patterns began to appear in the women's golf wardrobe in the 1960s. As hem length increased, women were introduced to skirts, which made it possible to wear knee-length skirts.

The intersection of function and fashion was evident in this decade and as waistlines disappeared, making way for free-flowing tunics and culottes. The desire for comfort was a mark of the time, giving way to dressy dresses and skirts on the golf course.

While women began wearing pant suits, form-fitting pants and platform shoes as statements of power and equality to their male counterparts, the '70s did away with golf attire and into a unisex style of dress. drowned more. The golf dress was replaced by the slack and the waist-emphasizing clothing made a comeback.

Polyester was the fabric of choice and bright colors were officially in. On the first tee it was not uncommon to see women wearing bright red or yellow trousers, with a flare at the ankle.

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