Best Golf Mid Layers 2025
Looking for a mid layer that will keep you warm and protected on the golf course? We take a look at the best on the market
Matt Cradock
When it comes to playing golf in winter conditions, it's crucial that you layer up correctly so you can keep as warm and loose as possible. Whether it is donning one of the best golf base layers, or simply one of the best lightweight golf jackets, it's important that you are keeping warm not just for your golf's sake, but also health's sake.
One other garment that you can apply to your winter gear is a high-performing mid layer, which is perfect for adding an increase in warmth without adding to much bulk and restriction to your golf swing. A number of companies produce premium performing mid layers and, in this guide, we have listed what we consider the best from our testing. What's more, it's not necessarily just winter when they can be worn, with a mid layer making a welcome addition to a cool spring and autumn morning, or when the wind is slightly up. This is why we have tested a lot of models from loads of brands, to be able to put this guide together on our favorites.
If a mid layer isn't for you, then Golf Monthly have also created numerous guides on a whole range of apparel, such as the best golf tops and best golf windbreaker. But without further ado, let's get to the models.
Best Golf Mid Layers 2025
Sizes: S-2XL
Colors: 4
+ Elegant and lightweight
+ Premium feel and construction
- Can be narrow fitting
I have tested a lot of Sun Day Red gear and the consistent theme throughout is the premium feel and construction. The same can be said of this 3D Merino Wool Quarter Zip. The 100% merino wool feels lovely on the skin and whilst this top can offer up a bit of a narrow fit, I loved it in my testing. Looks wise it is elegant, sophisticated and versatile enough for use on and off the golf course, I have used it into my London office a number of times for example.
The 3D knit design minimizes the need for seams and as a result it moves beautifully throughout the swing and offers flexibility and stretch whatever shot you are hitting. It is also really lightweight which may limit its use on those really cold days, but it pairs well when wearing garments over the top of it as well so it is the kind of top you can use all-year round.
Sizes: S-XXL
Colors: 4
+ Off-course versatility
+ Simple, classic styling
- Some will prefer a more sporty look
As you’d expect from Peter Millar, this hoodie offers a beautifully luxurious feel. The fabric is soft and lightweight which makes it incredibly comfortable to wear. The downside here is that it might not be the warmest golf hoodie on the market but it can easily be worn with other layers.
I tested the deep verdant (dark green) colorway and loved the versatility of being able to wear this off the course with jeans and on the course with a variety of different colored trousers. It offers a classic fit and is relatively stretchy so it shouldn’t restrict your golf swing. Worth pointing out here is that there are no pockets - I like this as it reduces bulkiness. This is the perfect option for those after a smart-casual golf look as well as an extra hoodie for off-course wear.
Sizes: S-XXL
Colors: 3
+ Warm and comfortable
+ Great freedom of movement
- Dimple knit material not for all
This midlayer is the perfect partner on those cold, wintery days. The exceptionally comfortable, moisture wicking fabric hugs your body and provides all the warmth you need to enjoy your golf when the temperatures plummet. Heat retention is also maximized thanks to a fleece lined shoulder fabric that adds that little extra layer of luxury to this versatile garment. The fitted feel doesn’t inhibit the swing, however.
Freedom of movement is provided in the Raglan sleeve construction and the dimple knit jacquard fabric, meaning mobility is certainly not an issue. The premium materials look and feel great even after a number of washes, so you can get out on the course again and again.
Sizes: S-XXL
Colors: 5
+ Stylish top with pop of color
+ Very comfortable
- Non-elasticated cuffs
If you know G/FORE as a brand then you will know it often goes down the road of unique, attention grabbing aesthetics but this Brushed Back Tech Quarter Zip fits at the understated end of the spectrum. I think it looks fantastic thanks to the brushed fabric and yet there is a nice pop of pink color on the back collar, adding to its versatile aesthetic.
The top stretched as much as I would want, and despite feeling lightweight I think it did a good job at offering some warmth when it was slightly chillier on the course. It also works well when partnered with other garments for warmth as well. My only real critique of this top are the cuffs, which aren’t elasticated but this is only a minor design point.
Sizes: S-XXL
Colors: 6
+ Ultra-lightweight, breathable
+ Modern fit, sharp aesthetic
- Other layers needed for colder rounds
The Bell Pullover offers an ultra-lightweight feel and exceptional breathability thanks to its innovative AIRATION perforated fabric. This isn't a pullover designed to provide significant warmth; rather, it serves as a high-performance layer that excels in moisture management and all-day comfort.
The signature tailored fit from Holderness & Bourne ensures a sharp, modern look and wouldn’t look out of place at the gym or playing other sports. Its sophisticated styling is complemented by practical performance features such as UPF 50+ sun protection, neat straight cuffs, and a modern drop-tail silhouette for enhanced coverage.
Sizes: S-XL
Colors: 2
+ Comfortable fit
+ Kept the wind and light rain out
- Bold styling could limit appeal
This adidas BTC Pullover is a really comfortable, performance-focused mid layer that we’ve often gone back to when dressing for off-season rounds. The styling is pretty bold, which arguably limits appeal away from the golf course (contrary to what the name suggests) but if you don’t mind standing out from the crowd, it’s a great option. I would argue this kind of styling is becoming more and more at home on the course though but if you want a more muted model, the previous BTC pullover was more restrained.
The crew neck adds to the visual appeal while the banded cuffs and hem provide a comfortable fit. It did a very good job at keeping the wind at light showers at bay - to the point that water droplets wiped off leaving no trace behind.
Sizes: XS-XXL
Colors: 4
+ Material feels great against your skin
+ Breathable fabric
- Fits quite large so sizing tricky
Sporty, stylish and oh so comfortable, the Nike Victory Dri-Fit Top is an indispensable layering piece for any golfer. Crafted from smooth, stretchy knit fabric, this top ensures that sweat won't cause you any issues over 18 holes. Nike's Dri-FIT technology wicks away moisture, keeping you dry and comfortable, while the Therma Flex fabric adapts to your body's temperature, providing warmth without restricting movement.
The textured fabric looks fantastic and I think it’s easy to match with any outfit. The zip design offers adjustable airflow, and its regular fit layers effortlessly over your favorite polo. I would recommend going a size down if you prefer a more athletic fit as this particular mid-layer does come up quite long compared to other options on the market.
Sizes: S-2XL
Colors: 9
+ Incredibly lightweight
+ Sophisticated styling
- Perhaps at the top end of the price spectrum
The Motion Performance Quarter Zip from Johnnie-O offers a lightweight, soft and premium feel thanks to the performance fabric. Constructed with a Dri-Comfort nylon and spandex, the garment stretches nicely for unrestricted movement whilst I also thought it was breathable as well. And this is an all-year round type of top too, because in the summer not only is that lightweight breathability apparent, but it offers UPF 50 sun protection.
Then when it comes to colder golf it teams up well with other garments as well, and I liked the wind flap by the zip for a bit of breeze protection. It is a top that works both on and off the course because of its simple and yet sophisticated styling, and there are nine different colors to choose from which means every fashion sense is catered for.
Sizes: S-XXL
Colors: 3
+ Striking design
+ Lightweight and breathable
- High price point
Constructed using a polyester, elastane blend, the Heath Strike Mid Layer is incredibly lightweight and stretchy allowing for a sleek and athletic fit that provides room and freedom in all the right places. The design has a honeycomb structure on the front and back which both looks and feels fantastic, while the arms provide incredible skin feel akin to a supersoft brushed cotton on the interior.
A white silicone JL Bridge logo on the collar delivers a splash of contrast, while additional branding on the right sleeve provides a welcome point of difference from other options on the market. This mid layer is right at the top of what you can expect to pay in this category, but if you are looking for quality, style and comfort, you’ve come to the right place.
Sizes: S-3XL
Colors: 4
+ Wrinkle resistant
+ Simple design with limited branding or logos
- Plain design may not excite some
The Highland Quarter Zip is a quarter zip specifically designed for sporting performance. This is highlighted by a few notable quality of life features - the cuffed sleeves are perfect for golf, as if the soft, stretchy material. The colors are simplistic but classy and minimal branding or logos adds to the premium look.
The black obviously looks classy, but the white and sky blue colors are also eye-catching. The wrinkle-resistant design is perfect for golf, allowing you to pack this tightly into your golf bag as an extra layer out on the course if it is needed. Easily worn on and off the course, this is a piece that will look at home at a bar or in the office as it does on the golf course.
Sizes: S-XXXL
Colors: 1
+ Stylish and versatile
+ Flexible and comfortable
- Only one color choice
Penguin has a reputation for producing some of the more jazzy, colorful and out-there garments on the market today, but this sweatshirt proves the brand can more than hold its own when it comes to the more conventional, too. It’s a very smart and stylish garment, and while it’s a shame it’s only available in one color option, the gray that has been chosen is both refined and versatile. It’s a perfect jumper for those mild autumn and spring days, or when the sun sets in summer, and the range of motion it provides is exceptional. Indeed, it has added stretch built in, the moisture wicking fabric will keep your temperature well regulated and it's machine washable, too.
Sizes: XS-XXL
Colors: 4
+ Incredibly stretchy
+ Simple design can be worn for multiple sports
- Doesn’t provide a great deal of warmth
The Lululemon Metal Vent Tech Half Zip has seamlessly integrated itself into my golfing wardrobe. As expected from Lululemon, a brand renowned for sleek and comfortable clothing, this half-zip is engineered for movement. Its incredibly lightweight and stretchy fabric, coupled with a seamless design, offers a perfect balance of form and function.
My preferred Black/Black colorway is not only ideal for 18 holes, but also transitions effortlessly into any sport or outdoor activity. While this mid-layer is ideal for cooler summer rounds, it does lack the warming factor provided by something a touch thicker. It’s also worth bearing in mind that this particular garment came up a touch small for me, so it’s worth potentially going up a size compared to other brands.
Sizes: S-2XL
Colors: 16
+ Comfortable and lightweight
+ Easy to play in with no restriction on your swing
- Slim fit so may not suit all body shapes and sizesSnippet:
Having come across Zero Restriction gear recently I was pleasantly surprised at the quality that they offer. The range of clothing is exceptional and looks great which is a bonus! This quarter zip I have in the charcoal heather/black color which looks fantastic and sharp. The quarter zip comes together nicely with my other clothing such as my Z2000 jacket.
The thin melange knit is perfect for playing in the autumn/winter and can be easily layered under a jacket when it gets colder or for those early morning rounds. With the modern style of this product, I feel that it can be useful not only out on the golf course but also as a general leisure or sporty looking item that can be worn in a variety of different scenarios all year round.
Sizes: S-3XL
Colors: 6
+ Extremely comfortable
+ Versatility to wear anywhere
- Runs slightly long on length
As you can imagine from the name, the Cloud quarter zip 2.0 is one of the softest and most comfortable quarter zips on the market. It features an extremely soft fleece fabric that remains extremely breathable. The Cloud 2.0 has a modern fit, one that is not too tight, yet not baggy and acts as a stylish option for a cool day on the course.
The Cloud quarter zip 2.0 optimizes what the Travis Mathew golf range is about, clothing that is performance enhancing, yet stylish enough to be worn anywhere.
This quarter zip is fairly light for how much warmth it provides and we are fans in particular of the enclosed zip and simple logo detailing. I also like the fact the color choice has enough variety in it for those who want something a little different, or those who want a classic, traditional look.
Sizes: S-XXXL
Colors: 2
+ Want an unfussy shower and windproof outer layer
+ Excellent golfer-friendly detailing
- Multiple colors will not suit everyone’s eye
I will start by saying that I am not a fan of the design, there is just a bit too much going on with multiple colors and fabrics merged together, but I realize that for some this will be an appealing product. When getting down to performance then there is certainly nothing to grumble about, two pockets with zips are very useful and roomy, while the product itself is shower proof and wind proof.
There are also velcro cuffs, but I think this is probably overkill, if it is pouring with rain, this is unlikely to be the product you want to be caught in. Overall a very solid performer, but it is down to whether it suits your eye or not, to whether you will add it to your “possible purchase” list.
Sizes: XS-3XL
Colors: 2
+ Very comfortable and stretchy
+ Great fit
- No pockets
The Namhan Midlayer from Reflo is a very comfortable, slim-fitting garment that has an impressive amount of stretch thanks to an 80% polyester-20% elastane construction. It offers up good levels of warmth on chilly days as well as protection from the wind. It comes in a striking design that looks very sleek with the stripes, orange zip section and stitched Reflo logo on the left arm.
There are no pockets, however, and the Namhan only comes in one color option currently. It commands a fairly premium price tag but we would say that is justified thanks to a premium feel and the sustainable effort from Reflo with the polyester being recycled. It can also function very well for any other active outdoor sport, too, so we would rate this highly.
Sizes: S-XXXL
Colors: 6
+ Extremely warm
+ Constructed from recycled fabric
- The design on the back will divide opinion
The Galvin Green Dean is a superb quarter zip that is ideal for cooler autumn and winter rounds. The snug fit and soft fabric feel great against your skin, and fit fantastic, providing an athletic silhouette. Created using 90% recycled polyester, the Dean is both a sustainable product and also one that delivers premium performance. During my time testing the midlayer it kept me incredibly warm, while still managing to regulate my body temperature so I didn’t overheat during long walks up hills, or during quick sprints to try and spot if my ball had flown out of bounds.
The Dean is a great all rounder that could be worn over a polo on warmer days or part as a layering outfit when temperatures start to drop. Available in a variety of different colors, the block color design is potentially on the safe side, but it’s a really solid offering, and one that’s very versatile.
Sizes: XS-XXL
Colors: 6
+ Super stretchy
+ Thin, lightweight material
- Quite fitted
The Malbon Performance Raglan Quarter Zip offers a beautifully soft, lightweight feel of flexible, technical fabric, perfect for a crisp morning on the course. It may not replace a heavy jacket in a blizzard, but its performance blend offers the ideal layer of warmth without adding bulk. The athletic raglan cut means excess material won’t intrude on your swing, and the understated styling, complete with a clean collar, means it can be worn easily away from the course.
It lacks the highly technical pocketing of dedicated waterproof shells, but this doesn't detract from its purpose as a functional layering piece. For comfort and versatility, the quarter-zip provides quick ventilation. This pullover is perfect for the fashion-forward golfer who wants a premium, technical mid-layer that blends style and warmth for year-round play.
Sizes: S-XXXL
Colors: 3
+ Impressive all-rounder
+ Off course appeal
+ No side pockets
The Arden is one of those autumn/winter layers that will get a lot of use; in fact, it’s more of a year-round piece, perfect for really cold conditions at the height of winter, as well as chilly spring days. There’s nothing too flashy about the design, although the small zip pocket on the upper right arm does give this garment a point of difference. It’s really more for show, with the brand’s logo also appearing. Crafted from soft, brushed jersey fleece it’s extremely comfortable to wear, and it scores top marks for smartness. You wouldn’t want/need to add another layer over the top - unless of course it’s raining - because it does generate a serious amount of heat. Some golfers might prefer to have side pockets for various accessories; others will enjoy the fuss-free design.
Sizes: S-3XL
Colors: 6
+ Works perfectly for layering in winter
+ Lightweight construction holds heat in
- No pockets around stomach area
Although not the most eye-catching garment, I really enjoyed this Westland Sleeveless Quarter Zip Pullover, as it has a lot of the thrills with very little of the spills.
Not only is the elastane blend extremely stretchy, allowing for freedom of movement and comfort, but the quarter zip and jersey knit keep heat in even in the coldest conditions. Certainly, I loved how its designed for layering, as it can be worn over a polo, or under a jacket. The only slight downside is the lack of pockets but, if you look past that, it's a perfect option for when more than two layers are needed for autumn and winter.
Sizes: S-2XL
Colors: 2
+ Modern, slightly baggy design looks great
+ Warm and comfortable
- Only two color choices
The Range Quarter Zip is exactly what I want to see in golf fashion - for too long we’ve all been wearing essentially the same clothes, but Bad Birdie have introduced a modern twist by introducing a slightly baggy quarter zip that looks as at home on the golf course as it would in the pub on a Friday night when you’re out for a few casual drinks with friends.
The subtle Bad Birdie logo compliments the beautiful Pine Green colorway I was sent, with the lovely French terry fabric delivering a laid-back, casual look, but one that will pass the club dress code no matter where you go. The kangaroo-style pockets on the front also provide a safe enclosure for your hands if the weather is a little cold, helping you keep your hands warm.
Sizes: S-XXXL
Colors: 4
+ Very light with excellent stretch properties
+ You prefer a looser fit around cuffs and waist
- Loose wrist cuffs
This 1/4 zip top has a nice, loose, stretchy feel, with the touches of a second color on the zip, logo and the inside the collar undoubtedly adding to the look. The ideal fit around the cuffs and waist is a personal thing, and this top will appeal to those who prefer a looser, freer-flowing fit in both departments there. There’s little in the way of warmth on offer here, so it’s one for cooler starts or when the heat of the day has suddenly gone.
As with Ashworth’s Comfort Stretch 1/4 Zip top, the zip seems a little balky when pulling down from the top to open and, depending on arm length, you may need to hitch the wrist cuffs up when taking your grip. But overall a very decent top that could become a summer wardrobe staple.
Sizes: S-XXL
Colors: 3
+ Very comfortable
+ Feels high quality
- Only three colorways
The B Draddy Cool Colt pullover is an extremely high quality and comfortably quarter-zip. It is soft and stretchy thanks to its nylon-spandex make-up and very well fitted thanks to ribbed cuffs and waistband. The two pockets are roomy and come with high quality seems for a smart look. It’s a classy garment that performs well on the golf course thanks to its stretch characteristics and also looks great off of it.
It is certainly a good layer to have in the bag that works well on those chilly mornings and colder days. We found it to be on the large side so if you’re in between sizes we’d probably recommend going for the smaller option if you prefer a more fitted feel. We tested the Regal colorway, which we think looks fantastic - a few other color options would be very welcome.
Sizes: S-XXL
Colors: 1
+ Hybrid design provides targeted warmth
+ Stretch knit back and sleeves offer excellent mobility
- Quilted front won’t be to everyone's taste
The Puma Tech Hybrid 1/2 Zip is a premium modern layering piece that brings a blend of style and comfort to your wardrobe. This midlayer is perfectly engineered for golf, with the woven, quilted front panel providing the perfect amount of warmth for a cool day without the additional bulk that comes from wearing a gilet.
The best part is the back and sleeves, which are made from a completely different stretch knit fabric, giving you total freedom of movement in the swing, all while keeping me dry and comfortable. It's a very smart design that blends a premium look with the warmth where you need it and stretches across the arms, shoulders, and back to keep you moving freely. It's the ideal top for changeable conditions.
Sizes: S-XXXL
Colors: 4
+ Soft, warm and comfortable for those colder days
+ Looks incredible both on and off course
- A wider range of colors would make this item more versatile
After receiving a sample of this Crew Jumper from Under Armour, I immediately knew it was the top for me. It fits amazingly well, it looks great both on and off the course, and the super-soft stretchable material provides warmth and comfort. Additionally this fabric helps wick sweat away nicely when the heat ramps up and the pressure kicks in, and I did notice in testing how fast the fabric dried.
The stretchy material means you don’t have to compromise on mobility in your golf swing, allowing you to play your best golf and look great doing it. This is a must-have item for any style-conscious golfer.
Sizes: S-XXXL
Colors: 4
+ Stylish design
+ Versatility
- No pockets
The jacquard pattern across the body gives this quarter zip fleece an attractive point of difference, and the Ping Eye logo on the right shoulder and Eye Mark logo on the back neck complete the look. Combined with modern performance, the Nolan, which is available in four very different colors, is well worth a place in your golfing wardrobe. This is all about providing lightweight warmth for when the temperature dips - and it certainly ticks this box.
The material is super stretchy, too, which means golfers won’t sacrifice any range of movement when playing. Meanwhile, the water-resistant finish makes it suitable for wear in light rain, a useful attribute in changeable weather conditions. The lack of pockets might deter some people from purchasing. Overall, however, this is a smart and super versatile offering.
Sizes: S-2XL
Colors: 6
+ A useful ‘always in the bag’ option
+ Comfortable
- You’ll be able to find warmer options
The ProQuip Breeze is, to all intents and purposes, the sleeveless version of the brand’s Mistral Zip Neck Cotton sweater. That’s no bad thing as the Mistral is a decent long-sleeve jersey for cool conditions. Like the Mistral, the Breeze is constructed from a comfortable sweatshirt-like 55% polyester/45% cotton material and has a quarter zip with a neat leather pull tag.
The Breeze offers up a relaxed fit, but not too relaxed that it feels bulky if you layer on top. In fact, I found that for changeable autumnal conditions in the UK the Breeze over a polo and under a lightweight windproof was a good option for staying warm, but not too warm. As with the Mistral, this isn’t a highly technical piece but it does the job it’s designed for pretty well.
Sizes: S-XXXL
Colors: 7
+ Performs on the course
+ Versatile design
- May fit too snugly for some
Arguably our favorite piece from the Municipal golf collection that we were sent to test, this half-zip mid layer combines a modern style with a snug-yet-flattering fit and plenty of stretch. It’s perfect for the course thanks to its movement and comfort, but you could conceivably wear it away from the fairways too - perhaps to the gym or going out for a stroll.
The Municipal branding makes it pop off the shelf and with seven colors available, you’re sure to be able to find one that suits your eye. We also enjoyed the small touches like the concealed half zip and the ribbed collar and sleeve cuffs that finish it off perfectly.
Sizes: S-XXL
Colors: 3
+ Comfortable
+ Easy to swing in
- Slow to dry
The Stuburt Magpie Midlayer has a snug yet flattering, comfortable fit. This midlayer provides perfect freedom of movement through the swing whether worn as the top garment or under another layer. This is partly due to the gentle stretchiness of the fabric. It has a soft brushed lining which makes it even more comfortable, but the outer surface is also soft to the touch.
The Stuburt Magpie Midlayer has a ¼ zip which is advertised as waterproof. It did appear to be so when we tested it, but when the rest of the garment is not waterproof, this seems of limited benefit. You don’t want to get caught in the rain wearing this midlayer as it does retain dampness and takes a while to dry.
Sizes: S-3XL
Colors: 4
+ Sophisticated aesthetic
+ Stretchy and lightweight fabric
- Limited and specific colorways
Similar to its cousin, the Performance Q-Zip, the Sunday Swagger Lightweight Q-Zip is a fantastic all-around jacket. I thought the Lightweight option looked really sleek and found the material used to be incredibly flexible, too, allowing me to move freely out on the course. As an added plus, its fabric is really quick to dry after being washed or caught in light rain.
Worn around the house and while playing golf, I found the Sunday Swagger Lightweight Q-Zip’s ability to help maintain a regular temperature another significant plus-point. Among its limited number of drawbacks are the lack of colorways available and a slightly more flimsy collar than the more heavy-duty Performance version, but at an affordable price point, there really is very little to complain about with the Lightweight Q-Zip.
How we test golf apparel
When it comes to testing golf mid layers, and indeed all apparel, our ethos and methodology revolves around putting the gear on, and using it out on the golf course, in different conditions. Obviously to test comfort and temperature control we game the apparel in a number of conditions to make sure it's as effective as possible.
We think though that the best way of actually testing golf products is to use them thoroughly on the golf course, over a number of rounds, but we also try them off the golf course too because some models are extremely versatile. We then use these experiences to create reviews and buying advice content. Speaking of which we should make very clear, no manufacturer can buy a good review from us, we tell it how we see it.
What to consider
So what are some of the factors you need to consider when trying to find the right golf mid layer for you? Let's take a look.
Protection and warmth
Like any mid layer, it must provide protection as it is designed to supply warmth whilst not being too bulky. There are usually an array of options of mid layer designs also, such as full or quarter zip, as well as models that have, and don't have pockets. Mid layers also need to be warming to add another layer of insulation to your golf outfit. You can wear them on their own or pair them up with a coat or baselayer to deliver more comfort and warmth. The best mid layers though help to keep the wind and rain out - so if you're regularly playing in poor weather conditions, make sure to look out for one of these.
Color
If you are wearing it, you have to like what it looks like. Although mid layers are often worn under layers, you still want them to look smart and stylish. In this case, it's simply deciding on a design and color you like.
Freedom of movement
No one wants their swing restricted when they're out on their round. Therefore, it's important that you find a garment that will allow for rotation and full freedom of movement. Usually, a mid layer is designed to offer a slight boost in warmth without adding a lot of extra bulk, but it is worth checking out what the sizing options are, with it varying from brand to brand.
Budget
Finally, be aware of your budget so you can find a mid layer that fits into it nicely. Importantly there are models above which come with premium, and value price points so there is something for everyone.
FAQs
What are golf mid layers?
Golf mid layers are usually made from technical fabrics that are moisture-wicking, offer stretch and a layer of warmth without restriction. They can be worn under layers or, depending on conditions, can be worn as the top layer. Plus, with the design of a mid layer, it can be worn for both on and off course activities.
How should a golf mid layer fit?
A good golf mid layer needs to find a delicate balance. It needs to feel slightly snug to keep you warm, but not so tight it restricts your swing. Usually, the cuffs will stay tight to the wrists, with a zip design allowing for breathability and temperature control.
Who produces the best golf mid layers?
There are a number of brands that produce golf mid layers, with companies offering a variety of options at a number of different price points. When looking over the availability, FootJoy, adidas and Under Armour make some quality items, but it all comes down to the taste of the individual.
While you're here, why not also check out our guides to the best golf sweaters, best golf quarter zips and best golf hoodies, for more advice and examples on some of the best and most insulating golf gear on the market.
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