Being a tall golfer has its perks—longer drives, a great view over the rough, and maybe even a little intimidation factor on the tee box. But when it comes to clothing, the struggle is real. If you’re 6’3” or taller, you already know that standard golf polos don’t always stay tucked in, and pants that claim to be 34” inseam allow for some flexibility of hitting out of shallow water, if needed, without getting your pants wet.
That’s why finding brands that actually make tall sizes is a game-changer. Below are some of my favorite golf clothing options for tall guys, with a look at what they do well—and where they could improve.
Johnnie-O (A favorite when you can find Tall Sizes)
Johnnie-O is all about that West Coast prep vibe—laid-back, stylish, and made for guys who want to look sharp both on and off the course. They offer “tall” sizing in some polos.
Pros:
- Fun, beachy colors and prints that stand out.
- Longer “Hangin’ Out” cuts designed to stay tucked or look good untucked.
- Super soft fabrics.
- Collars are really nice and stay put without folding down
Cons:
- More of a fashion brand—prices are higher.
- Inventory of LT and XLT have been limited and fluctuate.
My Recommended Size:
- Polos – XLT
- Pants – 36x36
Under Armour Golf (A Go-to for Golf Options)
Under Armour keeps it sporty with moisture-wicking polos and stretch pants that are designed for performance. Their tall sizes usually run longer in both body and sleeve length.
Pros:
- Good selection of tall polos online.
- Breathable, athletic material perfect for hot rounds.
- Prices are reasonable compared to premium brands.
Cons:
- Styles can lean a little “basic.”
- Limited options for tall inseam golf pants.
My Recommended Size:
- Polos – XLT
- Pants – 36x36
Westport Big & Tall (Peter Millar Tall Sizing)
This is where tall golfers hit the jackpot.
Westport specializes in Big & Tall clothing, and they carry Peter Millar in tall sizing—a rarity since most golf shops stop short at “XL.”
Pros:
- Access to premium Peter Millar polos in tall sizes.
- Long inseam pants (36” and beyond).
- High-quality, country club-ready style.
Cons:
- On the expensive end of the spectrum.
- Fewer “trendy” options—more classic, traditional looks.
My Recommended Size:
- Polos – XLT
- Pants – 36x36
Nike Golf
Nike brings athletic performance to the golf course, with plenty of moisture-wicking polos and stretch pants that look sharp without trying too hard.
Pros:
- Tall sizes in polos that don’t ride up mid-swing.
- Modern, athletic fit that works for guys who don’t want a “boxy” look.
- Great color variety and patterns.
Cons:
- Tall Shirts and Pants with longer inseams can be tough to find on their website, but you can find them
- Price point is mid-to-high compared to basic golf gear.
My Recommended Size:
- Polos – XLT
- Pants – 36x36
Adidas Golf
Adidas makes some of the most comfortable golf clothing on the market, often with slightly longer lengths even if they aren’t officially labeled “tall.” Their pants in particular are great for taller guys.
Pros:
- Stretch fabric for easy movement.
- Often fits a little longer than standard sizing.
- Clean, athletic look that’s easy to pair with anything.
Cons:
- Similar to Nike, the Tall sizes can be difficult to find and filter through.
- Limited true “tall” labeled offerings—you’ll need to try on.
My Recommended Size:
- Polos – XLT
- Pants – 36x36
Final Thoughts
If you’re a tall golfer, you don’t have to settle for polos that barely reach your belt buckle or pants that leave your ankles freezing on a windy day. Peter Milar and Under Armour are great everyday choices for tall polos, Adidas sneaks in with longer inseams, Johnnie-O adds a fun style twist if you can find it, and Westport gives you access to the holy grail—Peter Millar in tall sizes.
Next time you hit the course, make sure your swing (and your style) is covered from head to toe.