5 Cold-Weather Golf Layers to Keep You Swinging This Fall

Cooler fall mornings bring emptier tee sheets and firmer fairways, but only if golfers can stay warm enough to swing freely. The picks below were selected for different layering needs: blocking wind, trapping core warmth, and keeping arms unrestricted through impact.

What are the best layers for cold-weather golf?

The adidas Originals 3-Stripe Quarter Zip pairs a retro three-stripe design with a performance build meant to layer over a polo on chilly mornings and come off easily once temperatures rise. It is currently discounted 25%.

The FootJoy Zephyr Quarter Zip Windshirt is built specifically to cut wind, with a water-repellent finish, raglan sleeves for an unrestricted swing, and reach-through pockets. It is also available in a short-sleeve version.

The Peter Millar Cradle Piqué Performance Vest keeps the core warm while leaving arms completely free to swing. It has a textured piqué knit, four-way stretch, a two-way zipper and side pockets.

The FootJoy Textured Jacquard Hoodie offers a pullover cut designed not to interfere with the swing, plus a hood for windy stretches. It is currently discounted 50%, the steepest markdown of the group.

The Titleist Players Beanie is a reversible acrylic-knit cap aimed at golfers who lose heat through the head during early, frosty tee times.

All five are carried at PGA Tour Superstore, with the quarter zip and hoodie currently marked down.