For two decades Puma has managed to consistently stand out while also not being afraid to try new things. From plenty of bright colors – including orange on Sundays! – to enough palm trees to merit their own crew, the brand has created and sustained its own ever-evolving style.

And with its latest collaboration with Quiet Golf, Puma is showing an ability to be versatile and, well, collaborative with other forces in this rapidly changing landscape that is golf fashion. Here is a look at how both brands got here, and what here looks like with this team-up.

Quiet Golf Has Been Anything But

Formed in 2021, Quiet Golf calls itself a contemporary sportswear brand that features apparel with a classic Americana style, and also “tools for the game of golf and life.” Based in Southern California with a flagship store in the Orange County area, Quiet Golf has been steadily growing with plenty happening in 2024.

The popular brand previously did a small “friends and family” collab with Puma on a pair of OG shoes, which feature a dual Puma/Quiet Golf logo that we’re now seeing with this most recent alliance.

Puma Being Puma

Meanwhile Puma’s longevity and trajectory has been quite different, having launched its golf clothing brand in 2004 with a youthful and athletic approach, focusing on things like versatility and technology. And with tour pros like Rickie Fowler, Lexi Thompson and Gary Woodland – not to mention long drive champ Kyle Berkshire – wearing the cat logo at the game’s biggest events, Puma has become one of the most recognizable brands in the game.

Of course Puma is no stranger to teaming up with other iconic brands like Arnold Palmer, bringing the King’s multi-colored umbrella logo and enthusiasm for the game back into the mainstream golf culture. The cool thing is, Puma’s latest offering with Quiet Golf couldn’t be more different than that or its current PTC (Palm Tree Crew) line. Which is probably the point.

The Collab

With a less-is-more approach, the Puma x Quiet Golf collaboration is inspired by the tranquil and mother nature side of the game, bringing in a color palette with earthy tones like green, navy and brown – with plenty of perfect looks for the first major of the year and beyond.

With pieces for both men and women, the collection is meant to attract people from all walks of life to come and feel all the good feels golf has to offer.

Items include polos, t-shirts, pants, shorts, skorts, crew neck sweatshirts, sweaters, quarter-zip pullovers, hats, shoes and accessories like bags and headcovers, all featuring the dual Puma/Quiet Golf logo.

And speaking of footwear, for this collab they took Puma’s popular classic Avant golf shoe and reimagined it by adding a modern edge.