It’s that time of year again when we have to decide whether we want to adjust our wardrobe, gear and game to get through the winter or to give up and hibernate. If you like to expand the golf season even by the slightest bit, we have a few items you may need. These winter golf essentials will help you stay comfortable and play a little better.
TravisMathew Men’s Cold Heart 2.0 Quilted Puffer Golf Vest
The great thing about a golf vest is that it’s less restrive than a jacket but still keeps you warm. This particular vest offers light- to mid-weight warmth and is a great layering piece if you plan on playing early in the day and sticking with it as the temperatures warm up. It comes in dark brown, grey and black.
Under Armour Men’s Drive Storm SweaterFleece Golf Half-Zip
The Under Armour Drive Storm SweaterFleece features UA Storm technology to help repel water and keep you warm at the same time. This is a mix of a warm sweater and rain jacket into one. It’s a half-zip design that works well for layering and the interior is soft and comfortable. The Under Armour Men’s Drive Storm SweaterFleece is comfortable and doesn’t restrict the swing. It’s a great winter golf essential.
adidas Men’s Cold.RDY Jogger Pants
The adidas Men’s Cold.RDY Jogger Pants are built for golfers. They are made with an insulating material to help you stay warm. You’ll also find zip cargo pockets on the sides for tees and whatever else you might need (e.g., hand warmers!).
Melin All Day Beanie
If you play a round of winter golf, you’ll certainly want to wear this beanie all day. The Melin All Day Beanie is made with a high-quality, heat-retaining and lightweight material. It is a cashmere wool blend with a chenille lining and comes in five colors. Wear this one on and off the golf course.
Under Armour Men’s Cold Gear Infrared Golf Gloves
All you need to do is hit slightly behind the golf ball in the cold weather and you’ll wish you had on the right pair of gloves. The hands are vulnerable in the winter and these Under Armour Men’s Cold Gear Infrared Golf Gloves may be able to help.
They are water-resistant and feature ColdGear technology to absorb and retain your body heat. The extended ribbed cuffs add some extra coverage.
Other cold-weather golf gloves to consider:
- FootJoy StaSof Winter Gloves
- Callaway Golf Therma Grip Cold Weather Gloves
- Titleist StaDry Cart Mitts
Takeya Traveler Insulated Leak-Proof Mug
Bringing a hot beverage with you on the course is a smart idea. The Takeya Traveler Insulated Leak-Proof Mug stays hot for up to 12 hours. In the summer, it can keep drinks cold for up to 24 hours. The top features a contoured lip to help you sip hot beverages without spilling.
Titleist StaDry Hand Warmer
If the winter golf gloves aren’t enough to keep your hands as warm as you need, consider using the Titleist StaDry Hand Warmer. The hand warmer comes in a black or white version. It’s a wearable tube design with a microfleece lining. The adjustable waistband makes the Titleist StaDry Hand Warmer a one-size-fits-all golf accessory.
Pro Tip: If you want to increase its effectiveness, consider using rechargeable hand warmers inside the warmer.
JEF World of Golf Cart Seat Blanket
If you aren’t going to walk the course, consider bringing the JEF World of Golf Cart Seat Blanket with you. Sitting on cold golf cart seats is not fun when the temperatures start to drop. The 100 percent fleece polyester blanket is water-resistant and packs into a portable storage bag. If it happens to get dirty during your round, just throw it in the wash with cold water and tumble dry.
Under Armour Cold Gear Fitted Crew
Winter golf is all about smart layering. You want layers thin enough that your swing is not restricted yet keep you warm. The Under Armour Cold Gear Fitted Crew features a four-way stretch material so you won’t even notice it as you swing. The material also helps to wick away sweat. Use this as a base layer when you gear up for a winter round.
FootJoy Men’s ProDry Crew Socks
The FootJoy Men’s ProDry Crew Socks are a good option for keeping feet dry and comfortable. They also go a little higher up on the leg to provide some extra warmth. The socks also feature an arch support band for increased comfort and compression.
Sindo
2 months ago
Unbeatable for combatting cold hands on the course in winter: electric hand warmer (muff) from G-Tech.
My other top tip for winter: warm, waterproof socks from Sealskinz.