Do umbrellas work well on a trolley or do they end up being a pain?

[Lord Tyrion]

Still slightly related. One of the best buys you can make in the wet is some rain gloves. Macwets are the market leader but I have some Mizuno ones which work brilliantly as well. At that point you no longer need to even worry about keeping a towel dry, your clubs dry etc. Let the rain do its worst, you are fully prepared.

 

[Diamond]

I used to hate wearing jackets and waterproofs but since I started wearing glasses I moved to a hat which can be hard to get used to. An umbrella is fantastic as well, with the fine rain I Don’t need a waterproof jacket and just step out from under the umbrella for my shots.

 

[pendodave]

I probably use mine more in the summer for shade, it's a godsend.

 

[AdamW]

I probably use mine more in the summer for shade, it's a godsend.

Good shout it gets roasting out there, have seen this one with a UV coating on as well

https://www.clubhousegolf.co.uk/acatalog/Masters-TourDri-Golf-Umbrella-Black.html

 

[SwingsitlikeHogan]

I need to get one of those brollies with a clear panel - to stop me walking into trees...

 

[clubchamp98]

Another thing with brollies is you get wet mostly handling the thing up and down.
It’s easier without it.
Except monsoon rain like today here.

 

[drdel]

I have a well used "Volvo" brolly that has clear segments that are a boon when its fixed to the trolley. Thankfully it is quite robust so has lasted well - not seen any similar designs so it is well cared for.