Not sure about you, but fall is one of our favorite times to play golf. Courses are less crowded, conditions are still excellent, and best of all, the weather is cooler across virtually every region of the country. That means chilly mornings followed by comfortable afternoons and plenty of opportunities to add or shed layers throughout your round. With the right gear, you can stay comfortable on the course from sunup to sundown!
Hoodies became acceptable golf attire a few years ago, and by the look of things, they’re here to stay. Made with soft, cozy knit fabric, this hoodie has just the right amount of stretch to let you move freely throughout your swing.
1 thing we really like: Hoodies are comfortable just about anywhere, on or off the golf course. Even if you never pull the hood over your noggin, the extra fabric around the neck provides welcome warmth on chilly days.
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If you’re going to spend nearly $150, you might as well go premium, and that’s exactly what you get with this quarter-zip from Peter Millar. Four-way stretch, moisture-wicking performance, and easy-care fabric help keep you comfortable on and off the course, while the mock collar and banded cuffs and hem give it a polished finish.
1 thing we really like: Classic fit that looks amazing. It’s a midlayer, but we don’t blame you if you’ll never wear a coat over it.
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When most people think of a midlayer, they think of a vest. This new one from Johnnie-O delivers lightweight insulation with a PrimaLoft® lining and a soft knit shell. It’s an easy layer for cool mornings, casual days, and course-ready outfits.
1 thing we really like: We won’t name names, but if you’re going to wear a vest on the golf course or to your job in finance, you might as well wear one designed for golf instead of hiking in the Appalachians.
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Built for cool-weather performance, the FootJoy ThermoSeries Crossover Hoodie delivers lightweight warmth without restricting your swing. Its brushed-back knit fabric offers extra softness and heat retention, while a double-layer grid-knit hood and fleece-lined zip pockets provide added comfort when the temperature drops. It’s a versatile layer for cool mornings, breezy afternoons, and colder rounds.
1 thing we really like: Golf hoodies can sometimes feel like regular sweatshirts with an awkward hood added. This one is designed for the course, with plenty of warmth and enough mobility to keep your swing feeling natural.
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Ready for something innovative? The Ororo 4-Zone Heated Golf Jacket combines lightweight insulation with targeted warmth. Its water-resistant shell and bluesign®-certified FELLEX® insulation help protect against the elements, while zip-off sleeves let you convert it into a vest as conditions change. The classic diamond-quilted design makes it an easy layer no matter how chilly it gets.
1 thing we really like: The removable sleeves give you two golf layers in one. Start the round with a heated jacket, then switch to a vest when the temperature goes up.
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