Golf Compression Socks

Compression socks for golfers mean your walk is less likely to be spoiled by tiredness. They're particularly good for golfers with varicose veins or other circulation issues and quality wicking materials means they'll keep you warm in winter and cool in summer.

Buyers' Guide

An average golfer will take over 10,000 steps during a round of golf, so it's no wonder that your legs tend to feel heavy and tired by the end of play. This fatigue can affect the quality of your play - especially your stance and for older players it can also limit the number of holes they choose to play...

BUT medical grade compression socks are scientifically proven to help reduce this fatigue. So as a seasoned professional or keen amateur they are a valuable addition to your kit. If you are an older golfer with leg problems - such as varicose veins or painful calves - they are a virtual necessity.

We suggest wearing our specially designed golf socks with proven gctech. However if you don't want to change your normal golf socks you can also wear a calf sleeve which will still provide many of the benefits of compression when playing without changing the feel of your usual socks in your shoes.

After a particularly long or hilly course - the recovery socks will help reduce fatigue and tiredness - and should be worn for at least 3-4 hours to maximize their benefit.

Finally if you are going on a golf holiday make sure to purchase a pair of medical grade travel socks. They will help reduce the risk of DVT (Deep Vein Thrombosis) and reduce swelling, so your legs are in the best condition to play as soon as you land!