Myrtle Beach Area Shop Offers Vintage Golf Fashion
An Eclectic Fusion of Golf and Wanderlust
Golf Knickers, a unique shop located on Highway 17 Business en route to Surfside Beach in South Carolina, has become a favored spot for golf enthusiasts. The store offers an enticing blend of vintage golf fashion in a rainbow of colors that send customers into a whirlpool of nostalgia.
Golf Season Excitement
The owners, who moved from New York in the early 2000s, run this shop in the Grand Strand. Their extensive collection of vintage golf knickers, shirts, socks, and hats has added a unique charm to the area. During the golf season, especially the Myrtle Beach Classic, Joseph Parisi, the son of the owners, notes an increased footfall and sales in their store.
He shared his excitement saying, “During the golf season, we see a huge increase in orders and visitors in our store. Having the PGA here reinforces Myrtle Beach’s title as the ‘Golf Capital of the World,’ which is a huge boon to golf and businesses in the area.”
Combination of Online and Retail Sales
While the store primarily operates online, its sole retail outlet in the Grand Strand has a positive impact on the local economy. Over the years, Golf Knickers has attracted glowing reviews from a loyal customer base and continues to be a treasured spot for golf fashion lovers.
Combining old-world charm with modern touches, Golf Knickers is more than just a store. It’s a must-visit destination for golf enthusiasts visiting the ‘Golf Capital of the World.’
Author: STAFF HERE MYRTLE BEACH
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