Voyager EMH
Slipper Wearing Plucker of Pheasants
On very cold days, I have my golf shoes in the footwell passenger side as I drive up to the course. Nice warm shoes to put on feels great.
What’s the warmest thing you wear?
- Thread starter inc0gnito
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kp17
Newbie
Hybrid jackets are good or decent warm gilets. Anything else isn’t worth trying to swing in.
Would rather have a thermal layer on underneath than a big baggy jacket
Would rather have a thermal layer on underneath than a big baggy jacket
Golfnut1957
Newbie
I'm from up north, actually live in ole in the ground. Can't afford merino or pure wool, so what ever it is it will be synthetic.
Orikoru
Tour Winner
Someone got me them for last Christmas. I never would've dreamed of buying them myself - but they are actually really good.
sunshine
Well-known member
I have some fleece lined waterproof trousers which are excellent. Not golf specific, so much cheaper than golf trousers, from mountain warehouse or somewhere similar.
Have some lovely Nike thermal base layers with a fleece lining, they don't seem to make them any more. Also have some Adidas and Nike long sleeve thick mock neck shirts to wear on top of the base layers. Again they don't seem to make these any more.
Have some lovely Nike thermal base layers with a fleece lining, they don't seem to make them any more. Also have some Adidas and Nike long sleeve thick mock neck shirts to wear on top of the base layers. Again they don't seem to make these any more.
inc0gnito
Assistant Pro
Exactly what I was wondering about. I’ve waterproof trousers but they’re not lined so I need to wear something underneath. I’ll have a look for a pair.
The Squirrel
Well-known member
Ole int ground? Paradise. We used to dream about ‘avin an ole…
spongebob59
Journeyman Pro
Look at the Craghopper aquadry rangeExactly what I was wondering about. I’ve waterproof trousers but they’re not lined so I need to wear something underneath. I’ll have a look for a pair.
inc0gnito
Assistant Pro
Will do thanks.Look at the Craghopper aquadry range
C7usk
Well-known member
The zerofit baselayers folk were on about last year on here are the best bit of cold weather clothing I have ever bought..
Even in minus temps I can get away with that, a polo top and at most a thin jumper that would prob get removed after a few holes..
Find it's so much more enjoyable than having so many layers you cannot swing as per usual.
Still need hand warmers from Costco to go in my mitts... I might try the rechargeable ones this time tho..
Even in minus temps I can get away with that, a polo top and at most a thin jumper that would prob get removed after a few holes..
Find it's so much more enjoyable than having so many layers you cannot swing as per usual.
Still need hand warmers from Costco to go in my mitts... I might try the rechargeable ones this time tho..
clubchamp98
Journeyman Pro
Zerofit baselayers are the best you can get.
Two choices but for golf get the move one .
Plenty warm enough for GB.
I have the leggings as well
I just wear my waterproofs over them.
Two choices but for golf get the move one .
Plenty warm enough for GB.
I have the leggings as well
I just wear my waterproofs over them.
timd77
Assistant Pro
In terms of sizing for base layers, if you’re a size large in normal clothing, do you just go for a large in base layers? Genuinely question.
Burnsey
Well-known member
Most have size guides, so match that up. I personally go a size down because I like them tight.
How do you find the Castore one? I got my usual size and it's definitely snug around the body more than I thought it would be. I wouldn't have wanted to go down a size, that would have been uncomfortable. I haven't played in it yet, not been cold enough, but I'm interested to see how it feels when I'm moving, swinging a club etc for 4hrs.
DeanoMK
Club Champion
Bought two Merino wool sweaters after reading this thread, they arrived Saturday and wore one around the house, was very impressed.
I'm a cold blooded lizard unfortunately, my body stays quite warm but feel it badly in my hands and feet. I've got bridgedale wool socks which are fantastic and just try and keep my core warm, the zerofit top is incredible for that.
I'm a cold blooded lizard unfortunately, my body stays quite warm but feel it badly in my hands and feet. I've got bridgedale wool socks which are fantastic and just try and keep my core warm, the zerofit top is incredible for that.
Burnsey
Well-known member
I bought one true to size and one down a size. Downsizing is good - the other is baggy and the neck on both is awful - again, too baggy, so won't we wearing them and already in wifey's Vinted.
clubchamp98
Journeyman Pro
Depends on your preference.
I don’t like tight clothes ( dad bod)
I go a size up in baselayers.
Oddsocks
Ryder Cup Winner
Soft shell golf trousers as they are also shower and winder proof, UA 1/4 sweater which is fleece lined, normal polo and a snood.
If it’s going to be below 6-8* or lower with a cold wind I’ll either add a gilet or swap the sweater to my ping as it’s therma and a wind breaker also but it’s very rare that’s needed.
I only wear a base layer late autumn when I need something a little warmer than a polo but as I play early it would be with a mid layer which is normally discarded after about 5-6 holes.
Always with my cold gear UA beenie as its wind and shower proof.
If it’s going to be below 6-8* or lower with a cold wind I’ll either add a gilet or swap the sweater to my ping as it’s therma and a wind breaker also but it’s very rare that’s needed.
I only wear a base layer late autumn when I need something a little warmer than a polo but as I play early it would be with a mid layer which is normally discarded after about 5-6 holes.
Always with my cold gear UA beenie as its wind and shower proof.
sunshine
Well-known member
Yes, go for your normal size. They are supposed to be skin tight, you don't feel you are wearing them because they are like a second skin. Wearing a larger size would just be like wearing a T-shirt.
spongebob59
Journeyman Pro
The Trepass ones are decent and cheap as chips.
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