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Fairways & Festivities Written Over Two Crossed Irons

Our Fairways & Festivities shirt starts with the lettering: bold arched capitals on top, then a loose looping script underneath that sweeps out at the ends like ribbon being unspooled. Below it, two irons cross behind a dimpled golf ball, and a big satin bow ties the whole arrangement together at the center. Pine sprigs fan out on both sides, with a pinecone tucked in at each end. The effect is a wreath that happens to be hanging on a golf course. Underneath, a small line reading Birdies & Bunkers sits between two thin rules, like a scorecard heading for the season.

We made this for the person whose December calendar has a tee time penciled in beside the tree trimming. Maybe that is a dad who keeps a spare glove in the car next to the wrapping paper, or a friend who hosts the club holiday scramble every single year. The Birdies & Bunkers line gives the joke away to anyone who plays: you will hit one, you will land in the other, and either way there is cider waiting afterward. The design holds both halves of the season without picking a side. Golf gets its irons. Christmas gets its bow.

A Golf Christmas Shirt for the Walk From the Eighteenth Green to the Dinner Table

A golf Christmas shirt like this one belongs in the in-between hours. Put on before a frosty morning nine, it keeps the mood light while hands warm around a thermos. Hours later it sits at the dinner table beside relatives who have never held a club, and to them the pinecones and pine sprigs simply look like holiday decoration. The golfers across the table catch the crossed irons right away, and a conversation about last week’s round tends to start on its own. Cold-weather layers go over it easily, so it comes along to the course, the driving range, and the living room without needing a change.

When else would a golfer wear a Fairways & Festivities shirt?

Any time the season is still in the air, from the weeks of office parties to a winter scramble or a chilly range session in January. The bow and pine artwork keeps it festive, while the golf ball and irons keep it relevant on any course day.

Tuck a spare ball into a stocking next to this shirt, and the bow in the artwork will have the wrapping covered.