Callaway Heavy Weight Insulated Ladies Golf Jacket Review

Top 50 coach Katie Dawkins tests the Heavy Weight Insulated jacket from Callaway to see what golfers can expect

Callaway Heavy Weight Insulated Ladies Golf Jacket Review
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Golf Monthly Verdict

A versatile jacket that is incredibly well insulated, easy to swing in and noticeably lightweight. It will become your go-to garment on and off the course because of how well it performs and how comfortable it is to wear. The modest price represents fantastic value for money.

Reasons to buy
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    Thermal and showerproof

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    Design made it easy to swing the club in

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    Comfortable and cosy to wear

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    Can easily be worn off the course too

Reasons to avoid
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    Pocket zips often get stuck on the fabric

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Callaway Heavy Weight Insulated Ladies Golf Jacket Review

This has become one of those jackets that you find yourself wearing most of the time. It isn't the most flattering and on first inspection as it is an unusual shape. The jacket outer is made from a water repellant slightly iridescent nylon. Half way down the waist the material scoops up at the back and the base is finished with a soft fleece. This keeps your lower back warm and dry. The design also lends itself to other activities such as riding and cycling. Very versatile indeed.

Callaway's Swingtech design means the jacket is comfortable from the moment you pull it on and unbelievably easy to swing in. It maintains a fairly snug fit yet you can move with zero restrictions. This is a serious plus point. It weighs so little yet keeps you so warm. In the recent cold snap I was out and about in -6 degrees celsius and only one layer under the jacket and I never felt chilly. Plus when it rained it kept the moisture from reaching my skin. 

The Peacoat colour is a favourite of mine in the Callaway range, resembling the darkest purple of a peacock feather. This jacket is also available in Caviar. With that pearlescent effect it looks almost smokey black, making it one of the leading options visually among the best women's golf clothes for this year.

Heavy Weight Insulated jacket

Half way down the waist the material scoops up at the back and the base is finished with a soft fleece. Lending itself to riding, cycling and walking as well as golf.

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The zip on the jacket is a stunning pearlescent lilac and really easy to use. The only grumble I had was the zips on the pockets were a bit more temperamental. Mine got a bit stuck after a few months of use. However the pockets are so deep and well designed that nothing fell out during my testing even with them unzipped.  

Callaway Heavy Weight Insulated Ladies Golf Jacket

Deep pockets keep your tees and keys safe and sound 

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It is very well priced at £89 RRP which for a jacket that does it all is brilliant value for money. I think the women's golf apparel market is going from strength to strength and I'm excited to see what the big brands will offer in 2023. Regardless, this jacket from Callaway is sure to become a firm favorite among women golfers. 

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Katie Dawkins
Advanced PGA Professional and freelance contributor

Katie is an Advanced PGA professional with over 20 years of coaching experience. She helps golfers of every age and ability to be the best versions of themselves. In January 2022 she was named as one of Golf Monthly's Top 50 Coaches.


Katie coaches the individual and uses her vast experience in technique, psychology and golf fitness to fix problems in a logical manner that is effective - she makes golf simple. Katie is now based on the edge of the New Forest. An experienced club coach, she developed GardenGOLF during lockdown and as well as coaching at Hamptworth Golf Club she freelances, operating via pop-up clinics and travelling to clients homes to help them use their space to improve. 


She has coached tour pros on both LET tour and the Challenge Tour as well as introduced many a beginner to the game. 


Katie has been writing instructional content for magazines for 20 years. Her creative approach to writing is fuelled by her sideline as an artist.