When the weather turns for the worse, the 21st-century golfer seeks apparel and outerwear that can cope with the harshest conditions. But functionality should not come at the expense of style. Thanks to its 114-year heritage in tailoring, and 40+ year history of kitting out players on the European Tour, Oscar Jacobson is better placed than many to help golfers perform in style when the temperature drops.
It's started to get a bit parky out but that's not going to stop our golf capering. Not when you've got a selection of rain jackets like this that'll keep you dry and toasty...
It's time for Callaway's Autumn Winter Collection, and this is what their ambassadors, Marc Warren and David Horsey, have to say about the key pieces. Take it away gentlemen....
Worn by Major champion Jordan Spieth throughout the Open at Royal Birkdale, as he claimed his first Claret Jug, UA ColdGear® Reactor is your own personal thermostat for the golf course.
PING has revealed details of its 2017 Autumn/Winter apparel ranges, launching the brand’s most technologically advanced men’s and ladies performance collections to date.
Galvin Green has set out to redefine high–performance clothing for serious golfers with even more lightweight fabrics and contemporary designs in its 2017 Part Two range now available from stockists.
FootJoy sought the perfect opportunity to launch its 2017 Autumn/Winter Performance Golf Apparel Collection on The European Tour’s current links swing.
Galvin Green continues to revolutionise golf clothing with the ‘virtually weightless’ BOW Shell Layer jacket that features exclusively in its 2017 Part One apparel range.
Bunker Mentality has launched its most extensive Autumn Winter Collection to date. Here's some of their signature pieces.
The humble golf waterproof has changed so much over the years. The Ping Zero Gravity is one of the lightest yet.
So it’s coming up to Christmas, there’s the work Christmas drinks, Captain's dinner up at the golf club, and if you’re really lucky, you might have a few trophies to collect. All of these are good excuses to get yourself a new blazer. Or as the Americans like to call them, sports coats.
Whether white is the sensible option for a wind proof top, we’re not sure.
