Puma

Puma does not sell golf clubs under the Puma name. The Puma Group owns Cobra Golf, which produces its golf equipment, including Cobra drivers, fairway woods & hybrids, Cobra King irons, Cobra wedges and 3DP Tour putters. The two brands operate together as Cobra Puma Golf, with Puma focusing mainly on clothing, footwear and accessories while Cobra specialises in golf clubs. Explore our Cobra golf clubs to find equipment from across the range.

Spiked Puma golf shoes generally provide the strongest grip on wet, soft or uneven ground, making them a good choice for golfers who play throughout the year. Spikeless shoes tend to feel lighter and more flexible, while their trainer-inspired designs make them easier to wear before and after your round. Your choice will depend on the conditions you normally play in and whether you prioritise maximum traction or everyday versatility.

Puma Golf clothing generally follows standard sizing, although the fit can vary between different garments and collections. Some polos and performance layers have a closer, more athletic cut, while other pieces offer a more relaxed fit. If you prefer extra room through the chest, shoulders or waist, choosing the larger size may be the safer option.

Yes. Puma Golf clothing is designed around the movement and comfort required for golf, but much of the range works equally well away from the course. Polos, trousers, shorts and lightweight layers often have a clean, athletic appearance that suits casual wear without looking overly technical. This makes Puma a strong choice for golfers who want clothing that can be worn for more than just a round of golf.