Duffer was the pen name of Tilly's father, whose poems Tilly often featured in his own Hazard column in the newspaper. Tilly also popularized the term "Duffer's Headaches," referring to bunkers that posed challenges for amateur golfers. During the Great Depression, Tilly was commissioned to travel nationwide to redesign courses, aiming to enhance their quality and affordability. He advocated for the removal of thousands of costly bunkers, thereby improving golfing experiences across the country.

The color of this pullover pulls influence from the color tones of bunkers, and may just help you stay out of them...

Keep warm and comfortable with The Tilly Golf Herringbone Quarter zip. With a four-way stretch and premier comfort fit, don't expect this q-zip to constrict any type of swing, throw or handshake. Perfect for those early morning rounds. 

-Buttery soft
-4-way stretch
-Mock-collar giving it a high end finish that accents polos underneath
-Rubber oval logo on front and embroidered Tilly logo on back
-Moisture-wicking performance fabric.
-Sun protection (Excellent - UPF 40-50+)

• Orders over $100.00 USD qualifies for free domestic shipping (hat + polo ships free!)