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Best Winter Golf Trousers

Best Thermal Golf Trousers

The best of the best! We roundup the Best winter thermal trousers Autumn Winter Golf Apparel

 

As colder temperatures approach, staying warm on the golf course becomes a priority. But warmth shouldn’t come at the cost of performance, which is why choosing the right thermal trousers is crucial.

Our Best winter thermal trousers guide features options from top brands, such as the Abacus Druids Windvent trousers, designed to keep both wind and moisture at bay, and the Callaway Winter Thermal Trouser, known for its superior thermal insulation. Whether you’re seeking the comfort of the Glenmuir Technical Water Repellent Performance Winter Golf Trousers or the warmth of the Ping SensorWarm Winter Trouser, you’ll find something that suits your needs.

Best Thermal Golf Trousers


 Abacus Druids Windvent trousers

4 star review
best winter thermal trousers

RRP £99

Abacus is a Swedish brand that has a strong tradition of producing weatherproof gear: so much so that they have clothed the last six European Solheim Cup teams. 

They offer a range of trousers to suit all weather conditions. The Druids windvent trouser is designed for cold, windy, dry weather and it works admirably in this regard. They are made from a stretchable softshell fabric with a brushed inside. The fabric is water repellent but not waterproof. 

They are certainly comfortable, quiet and they are extremely toasty. They have four roomy pockets and a two-button closure at the front. The only design feature I’d have liked to see is a gripper waistband. 

You certainly won’t feel the cold in these trousers, and, although the fabric is badged as breathable, it’s possible to get too hot in less than Arctic conditions. And they aren’t really suitable to layer over with a waterproof due to the thickness of the garment. However, should I ever go on a golfing holiday to Scandinavia, then I’d be sure to pack these! 

PROS

  • Well constructed
  • Comfortable
  • Very warm

CONS

  • Use limited to cold and dry conditions

Sizes: Waist 28-40 & Inside seam 30-34
Colour: Navy / Black

Callaway Winter Thermal Trousers

5 star review
best winter thermal trousers

RRP £80

Comfortable, stylish, and most importantly, warm. The Callaway Golf Winter Thermal Trousers are perfect for playing 18 holes in tricky and tough conditions throughout the winter months. They are heavier than normal trousers due to the thickness to keep you warm, but thanks to Callaway’s Opti-Therm technology, that cosiness is incredibly comfortable.

The trousers do not feel heavy, and it does not feel like you have to lift weights as you walk. You can tell the difference between these and a normal pair of trousers, but the extra weight is not distracting or tiring. The trouser legs do not cling to your skin but hug your skin to provide comfort. Despite being tight fitting due to the thickness, movement is free and easy, with the fabric being able to stretch just enough for all the right golfing movements.

The pants have an active waistband, which can also stretch to fit, and the durable water repellent technology provides wind and water resistance. Four pockets also provide ample room for your phone, wallet, scorecard, tees, balls and more. These are incredible golf trousers for the winter months, and at less than £60, a must-buy. 

PROS

  • Warmth
  • Water-resistant
  • Comfortable

CONS

  • No cons

Sizes: Waist 30-40 & Inside seam 30-34
Colour: Black / Grey / Navy 

Ping SensorWarm Winter Trouser

4.5 star review
best winter thermal trousers

RRP £100

I have never owned a pair of winter golf trousers before. I tend to wear my summer chinos with some thermal leggings under and suffer feeling a bit like the Michelin man climbing up and down the hills at my home club.

The Ping SenorWarm winter trousers are a revelation for me. They are thick, have brushed fabric insides that help keep you warm, they are water and wind-resistant, so they are brilliant in any conditions.

The pocket configuration is superb with a hidden button on one of the back pockets, and a gripper strip in the other to stop your scorecard holder slipping out as you walk around the course.

There’s also a zip pocket inside one of the front pockets, and combine that with a waistband gripper to stop your shirt from untucking. These really are the ultimate trousers. 

PROS

  • Very Warm
  • Comfortable
  • Great pockets

CONS

  • Wouldn’t wear off course

Sizes: Waist 30-42 & Inseam 30-36
Colours: Fig/Stormcloud/Navy/Black


 Glenmuir
Ashurst Trousers

4.5 star review
best winter thermal trousers

RRP £80

These winter trousers from Glenmuir are designed to defy typical winter weather. They are constructed from 96% polyester, with the addition of 4% elastane, to allow freedom of movement. There’s a brushed inner fleece fabric which offers windproof, thermal and breathable properties. To cap it all, there’s a Teflon DWR finish, so the Ashurst offers protection against the wind, the cold and rain showers. 

I’m typically a 32-inch waist and short inside leg. The 32/29 size fitted me quite closely, which worked ok for my slender shape, but more solid individuals might prefer to go up a size. That said, these trousers offer a tailored look which is not always the case in this category of apparel. 

On the course, the Ashurst is certainly comfortable and snug. I have tested it in showery and blustery conditions, and it has kept me warm and dry. I appreciated the four large pockets with some added detail around the two rear pockets for added visual interest. 

I’m sure you’ll never feel the cold in these impressive trousers, and they will also work well in showery conditions. They would not be my choice if persistent rain is forecast and you’re likely to require a waterproof layer. In this case a lighter trouser would be more appropriate.  

These trousers come highly recommended, are sensibly priced and are easy to care for.  

PROS

  • Comfortable
  • Deep pockets
  • Warm

CONS

  • Quite slim fitting

Sizes: Waist 32-42 & Inside seam 29-33
Colours: Navy / Black

Under Armour Men’s ColdGear Infrared Tapered Pants

5 star review

RRP £80

If you’re looking for a pair of golf trousers for the coming winter months, then look no further than the Under Armour ColdGear Infrared Tapered Pants. 

Firstly, they fit great and are true to size. Secondly, they are extremely comfortable, and thirdly, keep you ever so warm, exactly what you want in trouser during the winter months. 

The warmth and comfort come from Under Armour’s ColdGear Infrared interior lining which uses a soft, thermo-conductive inner coating to retain your body heat. 

There are no issues with keeping your shirt tucked in with these trousers thanks to the stretchable waistband and internal waist grip. 

Performance wise out on the course, the trousers stood up to the test, offering a great range of motion, keeping me dry but without the feeling of overheating. 

I’d highly recommend adding these trousers to your wish list for the coming months. 

PROS

  • Great fit
  • Comfortable
  • Extremely warm

CONS

  • None

Sizes:
Colour: Castlerock/Halo grey/Midnight Navy/Black


Best Golf Thermal Trousers

After exploring a range of thermal trousers designed for the golf course, you should have a good idea of what to look for as temperatures drop. From the specialized wind resistance of the Abacus Druids Windvent trousers to the classic look and feel of the Glenmuir Ashurst Thermal Trouser, your choices are diverse. So go ahead and invest in a pair like the Callaway winter thermal to complement your winter gear, and you’ll be prepared to tackle the course in any weather. Now, you can focus less on staying warm and more on perfecting that swing.

Paul Miller

Paul has been playing golf for around a fourth of a Century, whilst his time on this Earth is rapidly approaching half a Century!
During that time his handicap, on average, has gone down around half a shot a year and is currently at 8.
His general love of Sport included a time studying the Philosophy and Sociology of Sport.
In 2013 he co-authored a book chapter 'The good and bad of youth sport today'.
His passion for youth sport is equally matched in his role heading up the Buyer's Guides for National Club Golfer.
He wants to inform golfers what gear is the best whilst finding all the best golf deals so you can save money.
Since joining the equipment testing team at NCG he has become a hybrid convert and is ready to tell you to ditch the long irons if you want to hit more greens this season!
Paul uses a Cobra DarkSpeed Max driver, Callaway Ai Smoke hybrids, an Odyssey Ai-ONE Putter and a TaylorMade Tour Response golf ball.

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