swang

[swang]

verb

Chiefly Scot. and North England.

1. simple past tense of swing.

Example Sentences

After falling in love with golf, Modi Oyewole launched Swang to introduce the sport to people who look like him.

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Given that Oyewole and Hubberman — the latter of whom helped launch the creator program for the golf brand Callaway and has shot photos for a publication called the Golfer’s Journal — shared a vision for changing the narrative about golf, they decided to work together to turn Swang into a viable business.

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The collective recently started creating short- and long-form social media content, and it will debut its first Swang apparel piece at Paris Fashion Week later this month.

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With the welcoming motto “pull up, tap in,” founder Modi Oyewole created Swang to provide a space for the golf-curious and those who’ve been searching for like-minded folks with whom to play in the historically white- and male-dominated sport.

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Not your typical golf meetup, this is Swang, an L.A. golf collective that hosts a regular gathering called Free Range, where attendees can receive casual guidance from longtime golfers — and just hang out.

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When To Use

What else does swang mean?

Swang is a slang term for showily steering a car side to side while driving. It can also be slang for chilling out and feeling good.