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The best of the best! We roundup the Best Winter Golf Mittens of 2025
As the temperatures drop and chilly winds sweep across the course, keeping your hands warm becomes essential for maintaining your performance in golf. Enter the world of golf mittens—a crucial piece of gear that combines warmth with functionality.
In this article, we delve into the best golf mittens of 2025, designed specifically for golfers who refuse to let cold weather impede their game. With a variety of materials and innovative designs, these mittens provide the perfect balance between insulation and comfort – ultimately protecting your hands from the elements.
From lightweight options that excel in mild winter conditions to heavier mittens designed for harsh climates, we’ve compiled a selection that caters to every golfer’s needs – keeping your hands cozy and enabling you to still swing the golf club – even in the coldest of conditions!
I have never been a fan of wearing mitts on the golf course. I have found them a faff in the past, and I have just never bothered with them. I am probably the one in the wrong, as my playing partners look at across at my heat-deprived, blue hands while they are keeping toasty and warm. The Cobra Winter Mitts could well transform my approach to this item of clothing.
These mitts are black, which I like. I often wear boring and dull colours when I play golf, so the Cobra Winter Mitts suit me down to the ground. This is not to criticise Cobra or the product, as the colour suits the colder months. But I do like these mitts. They are soft and comfortable on the inside, and they don’t feel like a chore to wear on the golf course.
The Mizuno golf mitts are made from nylon and polyester with a warm fleece lining. They come in one size and look great being mainly black but with a blue trim and a big mizen logo. They come in one size but are large enough to accommodate most hand sizes. They are also easy to put on and take off. I would add that I could not find the info on the Mizuno website so I do not know whether they are completely waterproof. Nevertheless gloves like these are a vital piece of kit when battling the elements.
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PROS:
Comfortable
Warm
Easy to put on and take off
CONS:
None
RRP: £32 but seem to be widely available at a reduced price.
You can play golf in all sorts of conditions and many of us relish the challenge of taking on the elements. It’s great to get out on a winter’s day and most of us spend way too much time indoors at this time of the year.
But you can’t play golf unless you can hold on to the club reliably and you can’t do that if your hands are cold. A pair of mittens, then, is less a choice than a necessity if you want to get the most out of your game over a British winter.
Fortunately help is at, indeed on, hand in the form of a pair of Ping mittens. These feel toasty from the moment you slip your fingers into the individual, fleece-lined holes. You can get them on and off with a minimum of fuss, which is important when you are having to remove and replace them around every shot.
Reliable, smart and above all warm, I wouldn’t be without them.
I’m not the biggest user of golf mitts in the world, may be to do with my fair weather golfer attitude. But I was pleasantly surprised by these Under Armour mitts and the lightness of them.
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The water-resistant shelling is also massive plus. Having a set of mitts they you’re are comfortable knowing they will keep your hands warm and dry during windy and rainy round is invaluable. That trust is priceless, and these mitts certainly had my trust.
The only problem I had with these Under Armour was that they were a fairly loose fit, I would recommend sizing down. I’m normally a large and I found they were particularly big and for the colder weather I’d prefer them to be a bit tighter for insulation. That’s purely a personal preference.
However, they are oversized mitts – easy layering over golf gloves.
I’m not saying I suffer from poor circulation, but it doesn’t take the mercury dropping too much for me to look like I’ve just climbed Everest and several digits are in danger of going gangrenous.
Under Armour’s Drive Mittens could the answer to my prayers. Insulated gloves often just aren’t enough when it gets really chilly, but golf mittens – in my experience – often look and feel like boxing gloves and can be a chew to get on and off.
The compact fit of these mitts is superb – particularly when you need to stow them – the fleece interior lining is genuinely warm.
They grip well, thanks to coating on the tips, and they are very, very good when it rains. Yes, there are cheaper options out there, but you won’t be disappointed here.
Sometimes less is more, and the Abacus Gullane Warm Mittens prove that theory very well. The simple one size, one colour design of these mitts is what a lot of golfers are after, and the design can’t be grumbled about. The all-black design features a blacked-out Abacus logo on the cuff of the mitt which looks very smart.
The elasticated cuff helps hold heat in the glove, and inside, there are slots for each finger. There is a brushed fleece lining, which is very soft but not overly fluffy. There is still plenty of warmth provided by these.
Although these gloves aren’t listed as being showerproof, the outer coating can certainly hold up well if you’re caught in an unexpected shower.
If you’re partial to losing things, these mitts come with clips so that you can keep them together/attach them onto your bag rather than squashing it all inside.
Warm mittens really are vital when playing on a cold day.
The TaylorMade Cart Mittens are thoughtfully designed. They have a nylon outer shell and a thumb and palm insert for extra grip.
They have a thinsulate lining, which makes them warm and comfortable. The elastic cuff closure looks quite tight but allows your hand in and out very easily.
From what I can see, they come in one size, but they are extremely roomy and would fit all but the most enormous hands.
These winter mittens from Sunderland are unisex, coming in one size and colourway. The first thing I noticed when putting them on was how much longer they seemed to be than mitts that I’ve previously owned.
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Sunderland has added in a storm inner cuffs that are an extension of the mitt with a soft shell feeling. These mitts are showerproof, meaning that there is no need to compromise warmth on rainy days. Inside, they have Heatweaver thermal brushed fleece lining, which is very soft and provides lots of warmth.
The thing that baffled me the most was the velcro that was located under on the mid palm. After some research, I discovered that this was a hand warmer pouch which I’ve never seen before but is an excellent addition.
The first thing you notice with these winter mitts from Stuburt is the size. They are Large with a capital ‘L’! This is both a benefit in that they are very easy to put on and take off, but the downside is that they feel a bit loose which makes them less insulating.
The ‘mitt’ design has a thumb compartment separated from the rest of the fingers, rather than individual finger slots as you find with some mitts. This has the advantage that it’s easy to use a handwarmer should it be really cold. Personally, I prefer mitts with individual finger ‘slots’.
There’s a choice of two colours. The inner lining is soft and fleecy, and there’s a durable water-repellent fabric covering the palm and thumb which makes the glove showerproof as well as breathable and windproof.
Whilst nobody wants to admit it, winter golf is just around the corner. Today I got the pleasure of testing the Oscar Jacobson winter mitts. Whilst the weather was cool and perhaps didn’t warrant a pair of mitts, they were still great to try.
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Firstly, they look great, plain colour with some stylish Oscar Jacobson branding. Really easy to keep together thanks to the helpful clip to keep them as a pair. The knitted cuff with wind resistant fabric made it extremely easy to slip them on and off when preparing for a golf shot or putting them back into your bag if no longer required. The anti-slip resistant palm is a nice addition to the mitts as well, the grippy material was ideal to keep hold of your belongings instead of juggling your phone, tees and balls through cotton mitts.
All in all, a really nice addition to your golfing wardrobe. Perfect for winter golf and even outside of the golf course when the winter weather arrives.
This has to be one of the simplest yet greatest winter golf accessories. Say goodbye to cold hands whilst holding your golf trolley with these Motocaddy mittens.
They easily attach to your trolley handles to keep your hands warm while steering your clubs around the course. There is a small opening to allow your thumbs out so you can control the speed of the trolley and stop and start the power.
They have a really thick fleece lining, which makes these exceptionally warm. There is also added room at the ends to add hand warmers should that be required.
If you do decide to carry some days, these can still be used without the trolley, but both hands are attached together.
These are really warm and comfortable golf mittens, mainly down to the polar fleece lining inside, which provides a lot of warmth.
The one size fits all size worked nicely and there was enough room left to add a hand warmer if the temperatures drop really low.
They have a gripper palm texture, which I found was helpful when taking things in and out of my golf bag and for keeping hold of my trolley.
The elastic around the wrists is adjustable so you can get the perfect fit and keep the cold out. This elasticity also makes the mittens easier to get on and off.
Both gloves can be clipped together, which is excellent for storage.
These are not fully waterproof but are water resistant enough to work really well in a light shower.
For those winter rounds when the temperature gets towards single figures and below, it is imperative that you have a high-quality pair of winter mittens in your golf bag. The Callaway Golf Thermal Mittens tick that box brilliantly. They have Opti Therm Thermal technology, providing an inner fleece lining which keeps your hands warm and dry even in the coldest of conditions.
These Thermal Mittens also have the Opti Shield Microfiber Outer Shell. The fabric of Callaway’s Thermal Mittens is water repellent and offers protection against the wind. Each of the mittens also features a zip pocket.
The pocket is into the inner palm of the mitten, which allows for a hand warming packet to be popped in, to make sure your hands are toasty throughout your round.
The Callaway Golf Thermal Mittens do the job well, keeping your hands warm and dry whilst also looking stylish and sleek. A must-buy for the winter season.
In summary, investing in the best winter golf mittens can dramatically enhance your comfort and performance on the course during colder months. The right mittens keep your hands warm so ensuring you can grip your clubs with confidence.
With various styles and materials to choose from, you can find mittens that suit your preferences and playing conditions. Don’t let winter weather deter you from enjoying the game you love.
Equip yourself with top-quality mittens and don’t let the chill in the air stop you from teeing it up this winter.
