New for 2010, Jerrick is a polo shirt made from 64% polyester and 36% cotton pique. Designed to be lightweight and functional, the shirt is easy to wash and requires no ironing, and it is complemented by an innovative line-up from Galvin Green for next year. Jerrick comes in four colour options: Lava/White; Navy/Vapour Blue; Porcini/Black; Black/Lava.

Pringle is bringing a trio of Collections to market for Spring 2010. The Heritage Collection concentrates of the brand's classic designs, incorporating Argyle sweaters and a range of lambswool sweaters in 21 colour options. More innovative, performance fabrics are incorporated into the Technical Collection, while the Concept Collection will feature premium fashion items. Pictured is the Chaim tank.

The Women's Collection for Spring Summer 2010 comes in two colour palettes: Botanical, which combines Salsa, Taupe and Vanilla; and Spring Melody, incorporating Wild Cherry, Corocus and White. Botanical is a sophisticated line that brings lifestyle onto the golf course with floral graphics and natural cotton fabrics. Pictured is the Geneva skort (£50) and Sevilla polo (£28). Ping Collection's men's range sees classic golf patterns engineered in high-performance fabrics.

Glenmuir has updated its Men's 1891 Collection with some new designs and a fresh colour palette. ‘Tralee' (pictured) is one of four new double-mercerised polo shirts, which Glenmuir says is both lustrous and hardwearing. The striped Tralee comes in Black/Light Grey/Winter White; Ink/Ice/White and Fire/Tan/White. Like Tralee, the entire 1891 range is available in three colour palettes: Blue Tones, Black Jack and Autumn Fire.

Among the technological advances adopted by GNC for 2010 is ION 75, which involves liquid titanium magnetic crystals being embedded in a superior microfibre yarn. The result is that a healthy and natural flow of negative ions is supposed to be promoted. Among the new colour palettes for 2010 is Caribbean Sands (pictured), which blends Vivid Firefly with Cool Frost and white.

Irish trouser specialist Dwyers is gearing up for its first full season in the golf market with an expanded range in terms of styles and colour options. The Black Label classic line consists of straight-legged trousers with a single pleat, while the more contemporary Red Label cut comes with a flat front, boot cut tailoring and jeans-style pockets. Some of the trousers are made from lightweight Kinsale wool, while others use a new Micro-tech performance fabric.

Tommy Hilfiger says its latest Golf Collection is inspired by America in the 1960s: "a decade that introduced a new age of American life that saw social change merge with creative renaissance and the progressive views of a new generation". The range features polo shirts, Argyle sweaters, chinos, windbreakers and knitwear with a performance twist, for wear on and off the course. Red, White and Blue are prominent.

Young Swedish brand Abacus has established itself and a prominent golf and lifestyle label, particularly in Sweden, Denmark, Holland, Germany and Canada, and it continues to grow. Pictured is the Hillside wind jacket, which Abacus says combines "functionality, design and quality", and it is worn here over the Whiff polo (£59.90), Conwy pullover (£64.90) and with the Kenmore shorts (£79.90).

New from Daily Sports for 2010 is that almost all of their golf shirts have been accredited as sun protective garments, with protection of UPF 40+. The sweater (pictured) comes with or without the print design on the front, and it is available in a broad range of six colour options. The adjustable visor also comes in six colours (£10), the Capri trousers are available in sizes 4-22 (£52) and the cabretta leather glove has an RRP of £16.

The ProDry golf shirts are highlights of FootJoy's product line for Spring Summer. The Interlock Sport comes in a broad range of colour options, and is lightweight, yet provides UV protection. The Pique Performance golf shirt is an easy-care shirt that won't wrinkle or shrink, and it also provides UV protection.

Stuburt is set to expand its product offering with a full range of technical sportswear for Spring Summer. The range will not be displayed in full until the 2010 PGA Show in Orlando, but it will feature polos, sweaters, v-neck crews, a line of base layers and a full compliment for outerware, for which the brand is already established.

Peter Millar has an extensive and colourful collection of knit shirts, sweaters, shorts, trousers and performance clothing for Spring, with 12 ‘invitation colours' joining the core offering. Classic polo shirts made from 100% double-mercerised Egyptian cotton are complemented by sweaters in a silk-cotton-cashmere blend. Sweaters made from 100% cotton also feature. 

Green Lamb is introducing three new colour palettes for 2010: Andalucia combines Black, Red and White; Milan takes in Magenta with White and Pastel Pinks; Caribbean features Opal, White and Melon. Across the range, Green Lamb provides attention to detail with branded buttons, embroidery, screen-printing and diamante metal work. The sleeveless sweater (pictured) comes from the Milan line.

Peak Performance brings its look of understated sophistication to Spring Summer with lines for men and women. Pictured is the light and flexible Andrea Cardigan, with long sleeves, a button-up front and a cut-away neckline, which sits comfortably over the Maude Short Sleeve polo shirt with an athletic fit (£50). Also pictured are the flat-fronted Maude Check trousers (£95).

Carrying on from Autumn 2009, the X-TEX is a compression top designed to support the upper body muscles in action. The compression support eases aches and pains, delays fatigue and quickens recovery times. It is also designed to regulate body temperature by wicking perspiration away from the body. The X-TEX comes in Black, White and Navy.

Following the success of Oscar Jacobson's WPS jacket (Weather Protective System) this year, the Swedish company has confirmed it will continue the jacket through to Spring 2010. Oscar Jacobson has translated the soft, stretch WPS technology into other functional garments for Spring, including trousers and caps. The Spring Summer 2010 range will also feature Cashwool sweaters, Coolmax polos and a line of Ryder Cup apparel.

The Tenby Windstopper is made from 100% Merino wool and is fitted with a Gore Windstopper stretch liner. Featuring a check print and full zip, the snug and sophisticated Tenby, in Platinum and Shadow, forms part of a Spring outerware range from Sunice.