Greenville, South Carolina’s Gabriel Green has let loose a wise and worldly spirit into the wild polo kingdom with their Tusker. I demoed a selection from their sport line, a comfy and super soft poly that feels phenomenal when you pull it on.
While laying into a bucket of balls at the range the Tusker Sport did not impede my swing motion at all. There’s really zero restriction which is exactly what I’m looking for in a golf shirt. The fit is true to size but dad bod friendly with love handle forgiveness, so think more along the line of an Ashworth rather than J Lindeberg.
While critter logos have been the rage in polos since back when René Lacoste was still hitting backhand slices, Gabriel Greens’ winsome elephant isn’t as cute as Vinyard Vines smiley whale or Original Penguin’s tuxedoed waddler. Smart marketing move though, otherwise GG could have been mistaken for the University of Alabama’s Big Al or even Babar. If you prefer natural fibers, their original 100% French cotton Tusker polo is also well worth a gander.
While laying into a bucket of balls at the range the Tusker Sport did not impede my swing motion at all. There’s really zero restriction which is exactly what I’m looking for in a golf shirt. The fit is true to size but dad bod friendly with love handle forgiveness, so think more along the line of an Ashworth rather than J Lindeberg.
While critter logos have been the rage in polos since back when René Lacoste was still hitting backhand slices, Gabriel Greens’ winsome elephant isn’t as cute as Vinyard Vines smiley whale or Original Penguin’s tuxedoed waddler. Smart marketing move though, otherwise GG could have been mistaken for the University of Alabama’s Big Al or even Babar. If you prefer natural fibers, their original 100% French cotton Tusker polo is also well worth a gander.
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