Custom golf shirts can be decorated in several ways, and each method creates a different look and feel. Some are better for professional logos, while others are ideal for detailed artwork or small orders. Below are the main methods we use, explained in detail so you can decide which one fits your project best.
Screen printing: Screen printing is another strong option, especially when the design is larger or requires bold colors. While embroidery is better for small logos, screen printing allows you to cover a wider area on the front or back of the shirt. The ink bonds to the fabric to create a sharp, durable print that stays vibrant even after repeated use. Screen printing is especially useful if you’re ordering in larger quantities since the setup makes higher-volume orders more cost effective. It works well for promotional events, outings, or when you want a more graphic-heavy design on your golf shirts.
DTG Printing: DTG printing uses digital inkjet technology to print directly into the fibers of the fabric, producing a soft and detailed finish. It’s perfect for artwork that includes gradients, photographs, or multiple colors that embroidery and screen printing may not handle as well. DTG is especially useful for smaller orders because there are no setup costs, allowing you to print even a single shirt without extra fees. On golf shirts, DTG provides a smooth, lightweight print that blends into the fabric, making it a good choice if comfort is just as important as design detail.
DTF Printing: DTF printing has become a reliable option for golf shirts because it can handle vibrant colors and detailed designs with strong durability. The process involves printing the design on a special film and then heat-pressing it onto the shirt. This creates a finish that sits slightly on top of the fabric but flexes with the shirt, so it won’t crack or peel easily. DTF is especially versatile, working well across different fabric blends, including polyester performance polos often used for golf. It’s also a strong choice for medium-sized orders where consistency, detail, and durability are equally important.
Embroidery: Embroidery is the most common method for customizing golf shirts because it gives the polo a clean and professional finish. A stitched logo on the left chest instantly elevates the look, making it ideal for company uniforms, tournaments, and events where presentation matters. The threads are colorfast and resistant to wear, so the design holds up after many washes without fading. Embroidery works best for logos that are simple, with solid colors and clean lines. The textured stitch adds dimension that can’t be matched by printing, giving golf shirts a premium, long-lasting look.
Each of these methods is available for our custom golf shirts, giving you flexibility in how your design is produced. Whether you want a traditional embroidered logo or a detailed printed graphic, we have the right process to match your design and shirt style.
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