Some things never should have left.

Remember Saturday tee times, a cooler in the cart and your dad’s leather headcovers worn soft at the seams? I do. I miss when golf had aura — that subtle 90s clubhouse look, where the polo was tucked in, the trousers had pleats, the headcovers were real leather and the round ran long.

I started Foxcrest Golf Co. here in Dallas, Texas, to make the gear I wish I’d never stopped seeing: honest materials, old-school stripes, built to be handed down.

Foxcrest is a family brand, and it shows up in the details. Our polo lineup has six styles, and two of them are named after my boys: The Hunter, for my oldest, and The Hudson, for my youngest. And nothing goes out the door until my wife has signed off on the design — she has the final say, and the collection is better for it.

Our first products are in production now, and we’ll be launching in the coming months. We’d love for you to follow along as we get there.