All perfume samples are authentic fragrances that Surrender to Chance, Topeka, KS, has rebottled into smaller sample and decant sizes, repackaged and distributed. Surrender to Chance has no affiliation, connection or association with the manufacturers or brand owners of the perfumes.
Tee off into the surreal. Golfjazz is the greenest groove in The Colognes collection, a sunlit jazz riff on tartan, turf, and the blissed-out quiet of a perfect putt. It’s a tribute to the fantasy of the fairway: all soft spikes, lime spritz and clubhouse charm. With notes of grass to capture the scent of the 9th hole in the spring - crisp, nostalgic, unmistakably green; lime - a fresh citrus that is punchy and tart and it opens the blend like the first sip of a club soda with lime; and leather which adds edge and elegance reminiscent of well worn gloves, vintage golf bags or jazz club booths at midnight. It comes from D.S. & Durga's limited edition cologne collection and draws inspiration from timeless classics in both fragrance and menswear. These are traditional colognes re-imaginged with modern ingredients. Golfjazz is a chypre fragrance featuring top notes of grass, lime and leather; middle notes of mint, moss and patchouli; and base notes of mimosa, cypress and cedar. From their website: This is an homage to the deep heavy green chypre/sport colognes that were ubiquitous in New England in the 80s. It's a golf fantasy by a guy who doesn't golf. A perfect companion to daydream golfers & patrons of the 19th hole like myself. Golfjazz is an eau de parfum, edp.
D.S. & DURGA GOLFJAZZ REVIEWS
Todd Snyder: "Love love love this scent. Was curious to how it smelled but didn’t buy from DS and Durga site as I haven’t had much luck in liking any of their scents. Stopped in Todd Snyder in Columbus and noticed they had this scent in stock and tested it. Left the store and went to dinner and shopped around and couldn’t stop smelling my wrist. Went back to TS and purchased the cologne. Reminds me of the 80’s in a very good way. Polo Green. Absolutely love it! But I do love vintage scents."
Fragrantica: "10/10. One of my favorite DS&D scents to date. Leather & grass beautifully complimented by facets of citrus and mint. Smells so so so nice!"
Fragrantica: "Reminds me of a gardening shed, with the smells of grass and fertilizer chemicals mixed together—in a good way. It's musty, and you can see the dust in the warm air of a late fall day. The leather definitely comes through in the drydown. Similar to Crush Balls, although I like that one better."
Fragrantica: "Fresh grass, not freshly mowed lawn kind of grass, but grassblades if you got on all fours and started sniffing that shit. Honestly what I expected DS&D Crush Balls to smell like."
Fragrantica: "Smells like grass! Imo, Golfjazz is the male version of grass and Crush Balls is the female version of grass. This smells heavier but in a nice way. I like both scents but would wear Crush Balls more."
Fragrantica: "Golfjazz smells exactly like dry hay bales baking in the sun, in fact, it is shocking how accurately it smells of hay, even down to the peppery bitter undertones of wicker furniture and the sweetness of dry grass clippings, it is not unpleasant, but it is very unique, definitely not a blind buy, not something I shall be getting a bottle of either, but it is none-the less interesting."
