Under Armour's Drive Pro Rain Jacket: Specs And Features

Under Armour's Drive Pro Rain Jacket is built around the brand's Storm technology, a water-repellent treatment designed to keep golfers dry in wet rounds without sacrificing breathability.

What does the Drive Pro Rain Jacket include?

The jacket uses a four-way stretch fabric for a regular fit that is meant to move with the golf swing rather than restrict it. Side pockets use overlapping layers and zips intended to keep water from working its way in, and the wrist cuffs are adjustable. It packs down small and folds easily for storage in a golf bag. It does not include a hood. It is available in Blue Wind, black and midnight navy colorways.

How has the jacket been received?

Reviewers have found the Storm technology effective at repelling water while keeping the jacket breathable, though some have described it as water-resistant rather than fully windproof, and have suggested layering underneath in colder conditions. The lack of a hood has also been flagged as a drawback for golfers who want full wet-weather coverage without carrying a separate hat or umbrella.

Who is it built for?

The lightweight, packable build and understated colorways suit golfers who want a rain layer that can double as everyday outerwear, rather than one that reads as golf-specific apparel on sight. Its price point has been noted as lower than many premium golf rain jackets on the market.