There's a reason all avid golfers dream of playing the Old Course at St Andrews Links in Scotland. Walking the course enters you into the annals of over 600 years of golfing history and brings you that much closer to the true heart of the game: its emphasis on sporting traditions and its consummate style. Love of the game implies admiration for its bygone days. The ardent golfer strives to evolve both his individual game and the overall sport without trying to overwrite its long history. When teeing-off at dawn with the fog rolling-in over the green and birds chirping in the distance, the last thing you want to see then is 'that guy': the one in jeans, flashy sneakers and a tie-dyed 'Don't worry, Be happy!' T-Shirt. This is because golf's classic form comes with a certain dress code and while it makes room for a variety of styles and personalities -- there are certain looks that the gentleman golfer can't help but feel are a bit sacrilegious.

Arguably, no one understands this as well as Fairway & Greene. Opened in 1995, Fairway & Greene was founded with one guiding principle -- to make "clothes that respect the game". Fairway & Greene accomplishes this by designing their exclusive apparel line with the styles of golf's golden age always foremost in mind, by using only the finest hand-selected pure finish fabrics available, and by maintaining closely managed relationships with the select number of proshops and marquis speciality stores that distribute their clothes. This isn't to say that their brand is by any means 'retro', but that it maintains a constant conversation with golf's distinctive visual culture and the attitudes and etiquette associated with its development. Accordingly, nearly all of Fairway & Greene's garments are free of logos, created in the "most trusted colors and patterns of the game", and designed specifically to keep you comfortable and stylish from the first hole to the last.

Not surprisingly, this ethos has garnered Fairway & Greene countless accolades since its inception. Fairway & Greene's impeccable clothes have become a hallmark of fashionable and functional golfing, country club, and even business casual attire and their garments are often featured in golfing and fashion magazines alike. But even more importantly some of golf's most notable players and aficionados have repeatedly chosen the brand to dress their game. Fairway & Greene has notably (and repeatedly) dressed the US Ryder Cup team, Roger Maltbie and NBC Sport's other golf sportscasters, famous teachers such as Butch Harmon, and countless pros -- including Brad Faxon, Jay Haas, Curtis Strange, and Hal Sutton.

We are currently Fairway & Greene's only authorized online retailer, as they strongly believe that a key to maintaining their clothing's integrity is to carefully manage their relationships with their distributors, which otherwise exclusively includes shops at some of the most renowned and exclusive courses in the world. In so doing, Fairway & Greene is able to unquestionably ensure their attire is sold by retailers who are as equally respectful and attentive to their customers as Fairway & Greene is to the game.