We have officially reached the fall months and in many areas of the country, you're probably starting to feel a chill in the air.
Of course, for most avid golfers, a cold breeze doesn't mean a cancelled tee time. That said, you'll want to make sure you're properly prepared for those chilly mornings on the links. We've already highlighted our favorite golf quarter-zips, hoodies and vests, but sometimes you need a little more protection than that.
Check out these eight cold-weather golf items that will help you stay warm on the course throughout the fall and winter months.
Titleist Tour Pom Pom Hat
A winter twist on the classic Titleist tour hat, the Titleist Tour Pom Pom is perfect for those cool mornings out on the links. Made from 100% soft acrylic yarn and complete with
four embroidered logos, this hat will keep you warm and comfortable while looking the part of a tour player.
Titleist Tour Pom Pom Hat
Tour-level warmth.
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FootJoy StaSof Winter Golf Gloves
Cold hands can make for a difficult round of golf, but with the FootJoy StaSof Winter Golf Gloves, you don't have to worry about that. Warm thermal fleece promises to keep your fingers toasty, while the all-climate grip technology ensures a solid hold on your club in the coolest conditions.
FootJoy StaSof Winter Golf Gloves
Don't sacrifice your grip in cold weather.
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Sun Mountain Horizon Golf Jacket
Made for those days when a windbreaker or a Q-zip just isn't quite enough, the Sun Mountain Horizon Golf Jacket is loaded with technology to keep you warm without restricting mobility. The patented 37.5 Insulation works to regulate your body's natural temperature by trapping heat and removing moisture before it turns into sweat, while the four-way stretch fabric on the side panels promises a full range of motion in every swing.
Sun Mountain Horizon Golf Jacket
The ultimate winter golf jacket.
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Titleist Cart Mitts
Warm up your hands between each shot with the Titleist Cart Mitts, which are designed to be taken on and off with ease throughout your round. The micro-fleece lining provides a soft, warm feel, while the water-resistant shell keeps your hands dry in all conditions.
Titleist Cart Mitts
Slip them on and feel the warmth.
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Sunice Element Shield Thermal Hybrid Golf Vest
Built to keep you warm without adding too much extra weight, the Sunice Element Shield Thermal Hybrid Golf Vest would make an excellent addition to your golf wardrobe. Its hybrid construction keeps you mobile, while the trademarked Climaloft insulation promises warmth in blustery and wet conditions.
Sunice Element Shield Thermal Hybrid Golf Vest
Stay warm, stay mobile.
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Titleist StaDry Hand Warmer
An alternative to gloves and mitts, the Titleist StaDry Hand Warmer is another great option to shield your hands from the elements in between each shot. Made the with the brand's signature water-resistant shell, this hand warmer features a micro-fleece lining for protection from any cold and wet elements you might face out on the course.
Titleist StaDry Hand Warmer
Made for the golf course.
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FootJoy ThermoSeries Hybrid Jacket
FootJoy boasts its most advanced layering system in the ThermoSeries Hybrid Jacket. Engineered to keep you comfortable as the weather changes, this jacket is complete with thermal properties while also featuring a woven, stretchy shell that won't restrict your movement.
FootJoy ThermoSeries Hybrid Jacket
Versatile and reliable.
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Titleist Players Beanie
If you're not a fan of pom-pom-style hats, you might be interested in the Titleist Players Beanie. Simple, straightforward and functional, this hat is made from the same 100% acrylic knit material and finished off with a subtle heather fabric for a soft, warm feel whenever the weather requires it.
Titleist Players Beanie
The hat for cold-weather golfers.
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Nick Stavas is a digital producer and commerce writer for Golfweek. Follow him on X/Twitter (@nickstavas).
This article originally appeared on Golfweek: Best cold weather golf gear: 8 items to help you stay warm on the golf course
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