The Groove Guide
The best Halloween golf drops of 2026
Four seasonal releases for the spookiest round of the year, from skeleton tees to a slime-green putter, and how to wear them without looking like you came in costume.

Halloween falls on a Saturday this year, which means a lot of tee times with a theme. Golf brands have noticed. This October brought more seasonal drops than usual, and the best of them work on the course well past the 31st. Here are the four we’d actually buy.
True Linkswear: Dead Golfer
The most wearable of the bunch. True Linkswear’s yearly Dead Golfer collection is built around three shoes in black and white: the Knit Four, the OG3 Pro and an Antigravity Leather made with New Level Golf. Around them sit graphic tees with skeleton swing sequences, hoodies, sweats, hats and belts.
The shoes are the reason to buy. They’re plain enough to wear all year, so the Halloween part stays in the tee. One note: the release also refers to a 2025 collection, so a few pieces may be returning from last year.
TaylorMade: Ghostbusters
The loudest drop of the month, and the most complete. TaylorMade’s Ghostbusters collection covers everything from a slime-green Spider Tour X putter and a three-wedge MG5 set to tees, a hoodie and hats.
If you want one piece, make it the tan Jumpsuit Polo. Worn with plain dark trousers it reads as a nod to the film, not a costume. The putter and wedges are for collectors.
SuperStroke: Day of the Dead
A limited run of sugar-skull putter grips, headcovers and a long-sleeve tee, on sale since 20 October. The grips come in three of SuperStroke’s most popular shapes, so most putters are covered.
This is the easiest way to add colour to your bag without changing anything you wear. Put the grip and a headcover on a plain black putter and let them be the only bright thing in the bag.
Asher Golf: Pumpkin King 4.0
The quiet option. Asher’s Pumpkin King 4.0 glove is white Cabretta leather with a charcoal thumb, palm and tab, and the only Halloween detail is a small jack-o’-lantern on the tab. It’s a limited run with no restock, so if you want one, don’t wait.
How to wear Halloween on the course
- One themed piece per outfit. A graphic tee or a statement polo, not both.
- Keep the rest dark and plain. Black, charcoal or navy trousers let the themed piece stand out.
- Put the fun in your bag. Grips, headcovers and gloves add personality you can keep using all season.


