Any good ones?

This is houston so 95 and humidity is just how it is.

Recently diagnosed with a very tiny bit of melanoma (Stage 0, didn't even know there was a stage zero) so staying out of the sun is what it is.

There are a bunch of "light" joggers I have bought if that's your style. If not, Callaway clothing actually makes a UV50 set of pants that's reasonably priced and good quality.

Couple that with solar sleeves/solar hoodie, and you're good to go. Don't forget the hat and sunscreen on the neck up!

Fellow melanoma-er

stage 3 melanoma survivor here. As much as I should wear pants golfing in the summer I just cant. Too ****ing hot. Sunscreen and arm sleeves are your friends.

What's your size?

There is a premium Italian fabric that is best in class for this.

https://www.google.com/search?q=uA+golf+pants+style+%231309549&oq=uA+golf+pants+style+%231309549&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUyBggAEEUYOTIKCAEQABiABBiiBDIHCAIQABjvBTIKCAMQABiABBiiBNIBCTI4NDgxajBqN6gCELACAfEFbmqgUsF_SxHxBW5qoFLBf0sR&client=ms-android-verizon-us-rvc3&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8#lfId=ChxjMe

Here's a link to the UA vented, breathable golf pants that I use during competition. Very, lightweight and offer stretch ability. Wrinkle resistant for the most part, just don't dry them on the high setting! Made that mistake once, lol

I'll wear arm sleeves during the summer when I golf (also great for riding a bike) similar to those sleeves that basketball players wear, I prefer this over sunscreen. Arms stay cool, and it's comfortable enough. I'm sure there are similar leg sleeves for legs you can throw on under shorts.

I would suggest arm and leg sleeves over pants.

I have a few pairs of Adidas pants I have bought from PGA Superstore & Amazon. They are super thin.. I don't wear pants in the Summer but, if I had to, it'd be those.

This may sound crazy but Lulu Lemon pants are damn good. Check them out.

BostonAg said:

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This may sound crazy but Lulu Lemon pants are damn good. Check them out.

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2nd this

Under Armour Drive Chill

Squamous Cell x1 and Basil Cell x2 here. Thankfully no Melanoma at this point. Understand your efforts OP.

While I can entertain the sleeves, I could not do pants. However, I am diligent on SPF 50+, with multiple applications during the day as needed. Thankfully, no issues with legs and the skin cancer. All on the head and one on arm. But I am sure Melanoma can change that outlook if encountered.

Since there are many "little places" on your head to miss with the sunblock, consider an Aussie Style bucket hat to go with the sunblock. It took me a little getting used to, but this style hat is working its way into the lineup, with sunblock as well.

DonHenley said:

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I would suggest arm and leg sleeves over pants.

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will the sleeves fit if I put them over my pants?

Don't mess with melanoma. Been there and doing my best not to go back. I have a closet full of lightweight, sun protection shirts and wear them year round, even summer in Phoenix. On the rare occasions I wear a traditional polo I always wear sleeves.

People might think I'm a vampire with how I dress on the golf course, but I don't care; not trying to make a fashion statement. Wide brim golf hat, UV sleeves, sunglasses, lightweight golf pants (Callaway are pretty breathable). Never feel too hot, but I always seek shade when available, and I drink a lot fluids.

I have these and they are very light, and they also provide 50+ UPF.

BYLT Everday Ace

I couldn't do it, but if I had to I would probably go with Lululemon ABC joggers or something similar. The material is ultra light. Pick a color that isn't black.

Need Recs for the arm and leg sleeves?

Most I have tried are too tight and uncomfortable. Willing to spend on some good ones.

Also, assume you wash after every few wears?

https://a.co/d/08otPTts


no bull**** this is the greatest pant I've ever bought and insanely breathable

GoAgs92 said:

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Any good ones?

This is houston so 95 and humidity is just how it is.

Recently diagnosed with a very tiny bit of melanoma (Stage 0, didn't even know there was a stage zero) so staying out of the sun is what it is.

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Howdy GoAgs,

Sorry to hear about your diagnosis. I actually went shopping last night at Academy here in B/CS for a pair of golf pants and shorts.

Not a great selection in the way of golf apparel but the brand BCG they carry are really nice!
- Pants: $40.00
- Shorts: $30.00

- 97% Polyester & 3% Spandex

They aren't pleated either thank goodness and they have a nice grip inside the waist band. Check them out, I highly recommend for the price. Best of luck!

https://www.academy.com/p/bcg-mens-golf-essential-pants?sku=38-32-pumice-stone

Free fly pants are nice a breezy. Made for fishing but should work

So, I have had Skin Cancer on my Face and head. So here a few recommendations that work for me.

Hat- I wear a Tilley hat - you can wash it roll it up and it just keeps coming back. Keeps the sun off my head, face and neck. YEs, I still we are sunscreen!!!!

Arms - Sometimes a wear a base layer shirt - Dunning has a great one, you can also find them at Coolibar an Solibar all are UPF 50+. I have also added some compression sleeves since the other sleeves I tried continued to fall down as I played. The brand I use ARMORAY. You can find them on Amazon for as low as $10 and they work great. I was introduced to them by a guy who has also has skin cancer and he swears buy them. He is also a +2 golfer and he plays 5 days a week. He always has them on!!

Pants - I was wearing Adidas 360. They are light weight and work pretty well. I bought a pair other the Dunning golf pants that I like as well. I don't think they are to bad but I do ride.

I do wear shorts sometimes when I. practice but I alway apply sunscreen!!!

It is working since my Dermatologist continues to tell me everything he finds pre-cancerous is old stuff when I was younger!!!

Hope this helps!!!