Start with a good base
Think of your first layer as your personal climate control. You want something lightweight, breathable and close-fitting to help regulate your body temperature and move moisture away from your skin. Look for technical fabrics that wick away sweat while keeping warmth in - this helps you stay comfortable even when you start to warm up during practice or play.
Add warmth without bulk
Your mid-layer is where the real warmth comes in. Choose something insulated but flexible so you can move freely. Many modern golf garments use Clo® Insulation - an innovative material that’s incredibly lightweight yet traps heat effectively. It’s designed to keep warmth close to your body without adding unnecessary weight or thickness. This layer is ideal for retaining heat during cold conditions while allowing full freedom of movement throughout your swing.
Top it off with weather protection
Winter golf often means unpredictable conditions, so your outer layer should protect you from wind and rain while staying breathable. Jackets or pullovers that use SensorWarm® technology are designed to offer that perfect balance - keeping the chill out while allowing heat and moisture to escape. The goal is to stay dry, warm, and unrestricted from the first tee to the final putt.
Don’t forget the finishing touches
Cold hands and feet can ruin a good practice session.
A warm hat, a pair of lined golf gloves and thermal socks can make all the difference. Opt for lightweight accessories that still allow you to maintain grip and feel, especially during practice sessions or time spent out on the course.
The takeaway
Playing golf through the winter isn’t just possible - it can be enjoyable if you’re dressed right. With the right layers, fabrics and insulation, you’ll stay warm, comfortable, and focused on your game - not the weather.
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