How To Stay Warm And Still Look Good On A Cold Golf Course

The weather here on Cape Cod has finally shifted, and though we still have a few days of 50 degree weather ahead, golfers who hit the course at 7 am face cold winds and frost delays. How do you bundle up enough to keep your body warm, still be able to swing the club easily and — most importantly, not look like an over stuffed polar bear?

Take Our Travel for Golf SurveyFirst, you need to layer. Catching the warm air between thin layers of clothing is far more efficient than just wearing a big bulky jacket. Consider long underwear (both tops and bottoms) – no one can see and you’ll be happy when the wind starts to blow. You will also need to check your pro shop for a good pair of winter golf gloves! And pick up some hand warmers to keep in your pockets. Finally, be sure to wear a hat! (Keep your head warm and your body stays toasty!)

I’ve been doing a bit of web research and I think you can find most of what you are looking for in cold weather fashions at Golf4Her.com.  They have a great selection of great looking cold weather clothing. Here are just a few you might consider. 

Need a windbreaker or Jacket? Check out the 4all Thumbs Up Jacket. It’s a great product. My golf buddy, Noreen, wore it when we played golf in Ireland this past spring. Kept her very warm. (You can read her review here.)

Wallaroo Miranda Knit Cap Wallaroo Miranda Knit Cap – 3 Colors

  • Designed for optimum warmth and comfort
  • Sweater-like weave
  • Large button accents
  • Oversized crown allows for the sides to be pulled down over the ears
  • 2″ brim
  • Internal drawstring for a custom fit
  • UPF 50+
  • 100% acrylic & 100% fleece lining
  • Color: Ivory, Black, Brown
  • Fits up to a 7 1/4 hat size (22 5/8″, 58cm)

Price: $40.00

 Thumbs Up Jacket 4all Thumbs Up Jacket– 6 colors

  • Soft stretch fabric
  • Ergonomic-paneled design for slimming fit
  • Zips from the bottom and top
  • Thumb-hole option to keep sleeve in place
  • 2 zip pockets in front
  • Colors: Black, Dark Grey,
    Navy, Raisin, Taupe, White
  • Size: XS-XL

Price: $98.00

 FILA Golf Hoodie New! FILA Golf Tribeca Hoodie– 4 colors

  • Long sleeve full-zip hoodie
  • Double layer hood
  • Extended rib sleeve scuffs
  • Front contour panels with hidden pockets
  • F-box zipper pull
  • FILA woven label on right seam
  • Sizes: XS-2XL
  • Colors: Black, Crimson, Heather Grey

Price: $80.00

 Abacus Cable Knit Sweater  Abacus Cable Knit Zip Wind StopThe Cowal Wind Stop is a wool blend sweater with a poly micro lining that blocks the wind, keeping your warm and comfy! Designed with a folkloric pattern for a classic winter look. It has two front pockets and is a full zip for easy on and off.Whether you’re playing 18 this fall or heading up to the lake for a cozy getaway weekend, this is the perfect go-to sweater. Looks great paired with the Abacus Narin waterproof trousers in white or your favorite pair of jeans!Price: $170.00
Special: $89.00

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

To check out all the “warm wear” gear you might need this upcoming golf season, check out the full line of pants, jackets and pullovers at Golf4Her.com   You’ll look great and play better when you are feeling cozy in great clothes!

  9 comments for “How To Stay Warm And Still Look Good On A Cold Golf Course

  1. Daily Sports USA says:

    Great article, it’s very important choose the right clothes for a cold weather, and suggested clothes is perfect, functional and stylish at the same time. Golf 4 Her have a great selection of women’s golf wear for every season.

  2. Pat says:

    Hi John. This is a great question. And I don’t know the answer. I’ve never heard of a rule against hand warmers, but if one of our readers knows the answer… add it here. I’ll do some investigating.

  3. sue says:

    Check out Ansai heated jackets and vests. Haven’t tried but looks cool…or warm…. investigating!!
    Sue

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