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What are Waterproof and Windproof Golf Jackets?
Waterproof men's golf outerwear can withstand changing weather. Apart from being warm and cosy, these jackets improve performance, putting skills, swing mechanics, and keep you dry, balanced, and focused. Their moisture-wicking membrane stops the rain from soaking into the fabric. Also, these jackets feature waterproof shells, durable coatings, and fully sealed seams. The outer fabric layer causes water to disperse into beads in drizzle or heavy rain.
There are two main ways to achieve waterproofing. One method is to apply a coating over the item to effectively seal it so the water cannot get through. The most common way, however, is the use of a DWR membrane in the fabric. This membrane is so fine that water droplets cannot penetrate through it but air can still escape, so your body can breathe.
Druids high-quality mens golf outerwear now uses hybrid construction. The front panels are made with waterproof fabric, whilst the sleeves and side zones are designed with wind-blocking stretch material. This gives players two major advantages:
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The chest core remains warm and dry
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The arms have a full range of motion
Windproof jackets or windbreakers are engineered with tightly woven, air-resistant fibres. They prevent wind from penetrating and maintain the body’s temperature at a steady level. Because crosswinds on course can disrupt swing balance, windbreakers make the downswing, rotation, and follow-through smooth.
Best Waterproof and Windproof Golf Jackets 2026
Our premium golf rain gear offers superior protection and durability due to extensive R&D and high-performance fabrics. This investment delivers lasting value, providing long-term comfort and excellent performance on the course. Here are the best options you shouldn’t miss:
1. Links Layer Jackets
The lightweight, flexible, and stretchy fabric of Links Layer Jackets never restricts shoulders, arms, or torso during your swing. Their wind-blocking properties keep the body warm on breezy days. The comfortable, inside-insulating brushed texture feels smooth without adding any bulk. Raglan-style sleeves are especially designed for swings, allowing natural shoulder movement. The durable seams withstand the worst weather and are long-lasting even with regular outdoor use. The front zip glides super smoothly, and the neat taping around it gives the jacket a modern look. Their two-tone contrasting colours in black/gray, black/charcoal, black/navy, black/sage, and white/gray block designs look sophisticated on and off the course. The matte upper panel and deep lower section of these stylish golf jackets create an elegant appearance.
2. Caddy Cloud Jackets
The horizontal and diagonal quilt patterns on the chest and torso provide great warmth. Even in extreme cold, the swing stays stable because of the quilted insulation on the front panel. Caddy Cloud Jackets naturally resist wind, keeping the chest area warm during breezy rounds. The stand-up collar of this hybrid build jacket protects the neck without feeling bulky. Their smooth, non-quilted sleeves are made from soft, flexible material. The two zipped side pockets are perfect for securing essentials. Tees, gloves, or small accessories won’t slip out while walking. Their monotone colourway gives a stylish appearance when paired with solid golf polos.
3. Hexa Performance Jackets
The hex-quilted front not only looks stylish but also offers insulation to keep the body warm during winter rounds. The stretch-woven sleeves of Hexa Performance Jackets improve swing mechanics and maintain a full range of motion. Their full-zip closure, combined with a high stand collar, effectively blocks wind. The water-resistant and sealed seams prevent water from seeping in through the stitching. The streamlined fit of these lightweight jackets makes them ideal for layering in unpredictable weather. Subtle Druids logo detailing on the back adds a professional golf aesthetic. Available in 4 versatile colors and 5 different sizes, find the perfect fit and style of these jackets.
4. Iron Bridge Jackets
The front panel of Iron Bridge Jackets looks stylish with its horizontal quilted padding all lined up evenly. The front and back quilts are light, but the sleeves and side panels are much darker. Each sleeve has two bold stripes starting just below the shoulder and going halfway on both sides. The center-aligned front zipper is durable and easy to grip, even with gloves. The pocket on the left chest with a zipper creates a balanced and symmetrical front design. The jacket comes with a raglan sleeve construction, meaning the seams start near the collar and go all the way down to the underarm. The jackets’ firm, structured stand-up collar is made from the same padded material, blocking cold wind from entering through the neck area.
5. Clima Jackets 3.0
These hybrid Clima Jackets 3.0 padded jackets provide insulation and retain your body heat in cold weather. The outer durable water repellent coating makes light rain bead up and roll off. Their lightweight synthetic fibers provide warmth without making the jacket heavy. The sleeves and the back section are made from a high-stretch fabric, allowing for an unrestricted full golf swing. The jackets also feature adjustable hems for a secure fit that doesn't drift in the wind and keeps rain from splashing up underneath. The waterproof seam-sealing and inside fleece material keep you dry and comfortable. The embroidered Druids logo and classic colours of black, navy, charcoal, and sage add visual appeal to your golfing outfit.
How to Wash Waterproof Golf Jackets?
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Protecting the inner membrane is the priority. Always use a liquid detergent that is mild and does not strip the waterproof coating. Common detergents, powders, bleaches, or fabric softeners totally ruin the durable water-repellent finish, which leads to more water absorption.
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Always wash in a machine with cold water. Warm or hot water can make the taped seams and breathable membrane weaker. Before washing men's golf outerwear, secure the cuffs, lock any Velcro tabs, and close all zips.
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Lightly rinse the jacket if it has heavy mud or grass stains to remove loose dirt. This will help to prevent the wash cycle from over-scrubbing the outer membrane.
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Try to tumble dry on low heat to allow water to bead and roll off.
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If you feel the water repellency has weakened post-drying, treat the surface again with a high-quality DWR spray. Our golf jackets for men sustain their original fitting, flexibility, and protection every season on the course.