To enjoy a successful round of golf in winter, you need the right gear. Here’s what belongs in your winter golf bag—and what doesn’t.
During the winter months, trolleys and golf carts are often unavailable, meaning your golf bag must be carried. That’s why choosing a lightweight and waterproof bag is the first step to building the perfect winter golf setup. Options from Big Max or OGIO weigh around two kilograms, are waterproof, and come in a variety of colors.
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For women, Callaway offers lightweight and stylish models in vibrant colors like pink—practical and eye-catching.
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Since winter bags are typically smaller, only essential items should be packed. Reducing your club selection to the most-used ones is a smart move. Here’s what else you should consider for your winter golf gear.
Winter Golf Bag Must-Haves
Start with the right towel. In muddy and wet conditions, having more than one large microfiber towel is a good idea. Cart or tour towels help keep your hands and equipment clean and dry.
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Cold weather also calls for proper winter gloves. FootJoy offers insulated gloves for both hands with leather palms for grip. Rain gloves are also a good alternative for better grip in wet conditions. Always carry an extra pair to swap out when needed.
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If your hands still get cold, oversized mittens that attach to your bag or cart are a great option. From basic fleece to heated luxury models, there’s something for everyone.
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Layering and Extra Protection
In addition to your base winter outfit, pack a set of rain gear. Waterproof jackets and pants help retain body heat and protect against wind and rain. Some pants, like those from Puma, are easy to slip on mid-round thanks to side zippers.
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