Blue Button-placket Cable-Knit Golf Polo Sweater

I’m the exact same height as the model, Natali (5'9"), so I ordered the Small as my reference point. I checked the product size chart and saw the S bust is 84cm (about 33.1") and the length is 61cm. My actual bust is 34", so the 84cm garment measurement gave me that trim, polished fit shown in the model photos—fitted through the body without being tight. The length hits right at my high hip. I wore this for a crisp autumn morning at the driving range and then to a casual lunch; the cable-knit texture is beautiful and substantial, and the contrast pink-and-white striped ribbed trim at the collar, cuffs, and hem adds such a preppy, playful touch. The button placket let me open the neckline when I warmed up, and the 4-way stretch gave me zero restriction on my swing. One heads-up: the knit is warm but not heavy, so it’s perfect for transitional weather. But for model-height golfers who want a sweater that fits exactly like the photos, this S is spot-on.

I’m 5'3" and 115 lbs. I ordered S, and the bust (84cm) and shoulder (34cm) fit my 34" frame perfectly—it’s a neat, fitted look rather than oversized. The sleeves (60cm) are a little long on my short arms, but I just pushed them up and the ribbed cuffs kept them in place. I wore this for a tennis drill on a cold morning and then to run errands; the 4-way stretch moved with me on lateral sprints, and the button placket let me cool down quickly. The cable-knit is warm and the striped trim is super cute. If you’re petite and want a true fitted look, S is the way to go, but be prepared for slightly long sleeves.

I’m 5'8", 150 lbs, with a 39" bust. The L bust (94cm) gives a good amount of layering room. The 4-way stretch and skin-friendly fabric gave me full arm swing on a 5-mile hike. The cable-knit is breathable but warm—it’s a great transitional piece for crisp autumn days. One gripe: the shoulders (37cm) are a bit narrow for my broader frame, so the armholes feel slightly high when I lift my arms. However, the ribbed cuffs and hem do a great job of holding the shape. For casual Friday at the office with a vest, the blue and pink combination looks incredibly chic.

I’m 5'7", 140 lbs, with a 36" bust and 29" waist. I went with S based on the product chart (Bust 84cm), and it gave me a beautifully fitted silhouette—snug but not tight, thanks to the 4-way stretch. I played 18 holes on a chilly morning and then picked up my kids. The button placket was perfect for layering over a polo, and I could open it when I warmed up. The cable-knit is classic and warm, and the contrast striped ribbed trim at the collar, cuffs, and hem is such a polished, preppy detail. My only complaint: the sweater is quite warm, so on a sunny afternoon it can feel a bit heavy. Also, the sleeves (60cm) are just barely long enough for my arms. Still, the fit is exactly like the model’s photos, and it looks way more expensive than it is.

I’m pear-shaped with a 36" bust and 38" hips. The M bust (89cm) and 4-way stretch gave me plenty of room for quick pivots on the pickleball court without feeling restricted. I wore this for three matches on a chilly morning. The button placket is a nice detail—I could open it between games for ventilation. The cable-knit is warm and the pink-and-white striped trim is just too cute. One minor issue: because it’s a pullover with no pockets, I had to leave my spare pickleballs on the bench. Also, the sleeves (61.2cm) are a bit long on my 5'6" frame, so I had to fold the cuffs. But if you want a warm, stylish, preppy layer for outdoor sports, this M is a great choice.

I’m 5'9" and 165 lbs with a 41" bust. Based on the body chart, I sized up to XL (Bust 40.5–43.5"). Since I’m the same height as the model, I can tell you this is a relaxed, comfortable fit—not tight, but not boxy either. The length (67cm) hits right below my hips. I wore this for casual Friday at the office and then to walk my dog. The cable-knit is beautiful and warm, and the contrast pink-and-white striped ribbed trim at the collar, cuffs, and hem is such a unique, preppy detail. The button placket is great for layering over a collared shirt. One major thing to note: because it’s a pullover, there are no pockets, so I had to carry my phone in my hand on the dog walk. Also, the knit is warm, so it’s best for cooler days. But if you love a classic, polished golf sweater that works from course to office, this XL is fantastic.

I’m apple-shaped with a 40" bust and 34" waist, so I went with L based on the product chart (Bust 94cm / 37.0"). The cable-knit fabric skims over my midsection without clinging, and the button placket lets me create a vertical line that’s really flattering. I wore this for a morning walk with my dog and then to weekend brunch; the contrast striped ribbed trim at the collar and cuffs adds such a fun, preppy detail that got compliments. The 4-way stretch made it comfortable for walking, and the skin-friendly, ultra-soft fabric felt great against my skin. One downside: the shoulders are on the narrower side (37cm), so if you have broad shoulders, it might feel a bit restrictive. Also, the knit is warm, so it’s not for hot days. For apple shapes wanting a forgiving, stylish sweater, this L is a solid buy.

At 5'4", I’m shorter than the model, and since S is the smallest size offered, I took a chance. The product chart shows the S bust is 84cm—which is a great match for my 33" chest, giving me that fitted, neat silhouette. The shoulder width (34cm) sits right on my frame, and the sleeves (60cm) are only a touch long on my shorter arms—I pushed them up once and they stayed put thanks to the ribbed cuffs. The length (61cm) hits right at my hips, perfect over leggings. I wore this for a 9-hole round on a chilly morning and then to school drop-off; the button placket made it easy to layer over a thin tee, and the pink-and-white striped trim is absolutely adorable. My only complaint: the cable-knit is a bit thick, so it’s not the most packable layer for travel. But for petite golfers who want a polished, preppy sweater, this S is a great pick.

Being 5'10", I sized up to M based on the product chart. The M length is 63cm, which hits me right at the top of my hips—a great cropped sweater look with high-waisted skorts. The bust (89cm) and shoulder (35.5cm) gave me a clean, athletic fit without any pulling across the back during my tennis drill. The sleeves (61.2cm) are actually long enough for my arms, which is rare. I wore this to casual Friday at the office with dark jeans, and the blue with pink-and-white striped ribbed trim looks incredibly polished and preppy. The button placket is a nice functional detail—I can open it for a V-neck effect. One minor gripe: the cable-knit is warm, so it’s best for cooler days. Still, for tall women who want a classic, versatile golf sweater, this M delivers.

My hips are 44" and my waist is 32", so I ordered XL based on the body chart’s hip range (43.5–46"). The ribbed hem (98cm / 38.6") with the relaxed fit falls comfortably over my pear shape without pulling. The length (67cm for XL) provides good coverage. I wore this for a weekend hike and then to casual brunch; the cable-knit texture is gorgeous, and the pink-and-white striped trim is so charming. However, because the shoulder width is 38.8cm, the sleeves (63.6cm) are a bit long on my 5'5" frame—I had to push them up. Also, the ribbed hem creates a slight blouson effect on my pear shape, which I personally like but some might prefer a straighter cut. If you’re pear-shaped and want hip coverage with a polished look, XL works well, but just know the fit is relaxed through the body.