As is the case with most companies, direct-to-consumer or not, there comes a time they branch out in an effort to get their brand out there, and what better way than golf apparel? It seems an easy decision, but the good ones don’t just get a generic shirt and slap a logo on it, they put some thought into it. Cut Golf is doing just that, and we were able to get their “Game Day” polo in for a closer look.

Quick Take
A 60/40 Cotton/Poly blend that has got some density to it. With heavy duty stitching throughout, a soft feel, and a standard cut, it’s a polo that wears well on and off the course.
Cut Golf – “Game Day” Polo
Most times when a company branches out into apparel, it’s a hit or miss kind of situation. But, as has been the case with Cut Golf when it comes to their golf balls, they don’t intend to just throw something out there. Instead, they are offering a 60/40 blend with the Game Day polo that is simply plush in hand, and there is substance to this one and it stands out. It feels more cotton than anything, but the blend should be such that it stays wearable on and off the course.

The style is simple and well done, it’s a three button placket with a standard/traditional overall cut that fit true to size (I got a L in for this article), no crazy taper here, but it is tailored enough that it doesn’t look boxy which is my biggest knock on most standard cuts out there. The stitching is heavy throughout the shirt, not just in the bottom hem, which is a sign of a piece that should wash and wear well over time. It is worth noting that the collar, while plush and with some substance to it, does not have any type of collar stay so it might be worth keeping an eye on long term.

I wore the Game Day for a scramble tournament at my home course as well as just out on a date night with my better half, so both tucked and untucked, and it made for a clean and comfortable wear. I will add, I like that they didn’t go gaudy with the logo like so many brands do, the “Cut” on the chest is just right by my standards and the script/font of it makes it look like an apparel branding rather than a golf branding, which I mean as a compliment.

The Game Day is one of four different polo designs that Cut golf is offering right now, the price point comes in at $44.95 which is half the price of similar quality shirts I have worn in the past. Offered in the black which THP got in for this article, as well as a nice pale blue, this was a pleasant surprise with positives throughout.
The Details
Availability: Now – www.cutgolf.co
Price: $44.95
Sizes: S, M, L, XL, XXL
Color Options: Black, Pale Blue
Indeed, and I’ve got to give them more props (though I did in the article too) about not letting the logo look like a NASCAR sponsorship, it’s succinct and simple, and it works.
I‘m confused as to why they’d send a black, for an apparel review?
I gotta see something with color I mean ugh.. really?
Jman nice review, thanks for sharing. Cut golf idk..
They’re doing a lot of things right, and learning from the feedback of golfers on places like THP, nice to see a company that listens all the time to try and improve their products.
Why not send black? One of the top selling colors in apparel reviews. Moving into fall where dark colors reign supreme.
While I believe you because I’m sure you have the numbers but at the same time I don’t and cannot believe this.
I don’t own 1 piece of clothing that is black. Not even shoes.
I would never wear black jeans, what goes with black slacks? Chinos, polos? If you wear a black shirt what color are your bottoms? How many people do you see wearing black bottoms with brown shoes or brown belt? A lot and please don’t do that. A black shirt has to have some sort of colorful pastel color short and that’s it…
The biggest attraction in the history of golf, wore black pants every Sunday.
What color are your bottoms? Gray immediately comes to mind, but many others work too including blue, red, green and white.
Not sure where the brown belt or brown shoe comes from here, but, nearly every shoe company makes a gray, white or black shoe now.
While I understand your taste might be different, the idea that black apparel doesn’t sell isn’t really accurate.
it’s one of my favs. Fit is good, and I like how soft it is.
cut has one of the best logos. I like how simple it is.
Tiger Is tiger, nobody at my local club or your club is tiger nor wearing pants like him.
yes I had thought of gray.
Yes sir. It is and glad you like it.
Hahah yeah Tiger influenced nobody to buy apparel to look like him
mock neck..
You might need to get out and around more then
I say that as I wear black shorts to the course right now.
The weight of he material is great, isn’t it?
I wish the blade collar never existed. That’s just him dunking on people at this point.
I really like it.
Thanks for the great review !
and black goes with everything.

Black and red
Black and yellow
Black and orange
Black and blue
Black and white
Black and purple
Black and green
I have a pair of black adidas pants and black shorts that I wear. I see a lot of people at my club that wear black pants or shorts. I’ve also seen a bunch wear black shirts with khaki shorts or pants as well as with Jeans when not at the course.
this is where the brown shoes brown belt came into play
black and khaki absolutely do not go together
Why not white shoes with black accent and a black belt. Nothing says you have to wear wear brown shoes and a brown belt with black shirts or pants. I’ve seen a lot of people rock a black polo with jeans and cowboy boots here in Texas and it works fine. Black is neutral and with any color.
Solid is the best bet.
Cudos to the Cut management for not just slapping their logo on an "okay" quality shirt just to get something out there.
A somewhat heavier weight polo would work well around here during the winter months.
It’s a weight that’s versatile for me this time of year, on and off the course
The collar here is heavy and double stitched to the edges so bacon collar should be prevented for some time. That said, I wish they’d use collar stays because I just prefer that.
Seems like something I’d try for the right price. Heck, 99% of my wardrobe is from god companies now (and most of my personal drive ware too)