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Ben Sherman gets help from Denny McCarthy for new golf drop

New Golf Drop won't improve your putting game, but you'll look better

Ben Sherman Golf hat and polo
Ben Sherman

Ben Sherman became one of the premiere shirtmakers in the men’s style industry when they launched his first button-down after watching jazz musicians rock the button-down shirts. When the Mod Movement moved through London and eventually the rest of the UK, men began dressing smartly in tailored suits, skinny ties and lapels, and pointed shoes. Men would spend more on the Chelsea boots of the Swinging Sixties and the collared shirt, making Ben Sherman a mainstay in their closet. Now, the brand spans the spectrum of men’s style and has launched a golf line that offers style and comfort. The Ben Sherman Golf Collection, endorsed by Denny McCarthy, is a stellar continuation of the line but with only one setback.

Won’t make you a better putter, but it’ll make you look like one

Denny McCarthy in Ben Sherman Golf Polo
Ben Sherman

Denny McCarthy is one of the best putters in the world. On the PGA Tour, he averaged twenty-three puts in a round, five fewer than the average golfer on the tour. He is the guy you go to watch if your putting game is as bad as ours. He is also one of the tour’s better-styled golfers, as the spectrum spans from Tiger Woods and his basic colors to John Daly with his “just rolled out of bed and still smoking his morning cigarette” look. McCarthy is a guy who found the middle ground with attractive looks and colorful options without going overboard. His endorsement of the Ben Sherman Golf Collection gives you the guidance you need to look like Denny on the course. While Ben Sherman can’t make you one of the greatest putters in the world, they can at least help you look like one.

Ben Sherman Golf

Mark McKee
Mark is a full-time freelance writer and men's coach. He spent time as a style consultant and bespoke suit salesman before…
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