For the golfer who embraces both athletic performance and contemporary style, Puma’s winter apparel line offers an enticing blend of both.
Known for their sporty approach to golf clothing, Puma has been a go-to brand for athletes across a variety of sports, including golf.
Using advanced fabric technologies and modern aesthetics, Puma has developed a range of winter wear aimed at those who wish to continue playing, regardless of how low the temperatures drops.
In this guide, we’ll explore some of the best Puma Autumn Winter apparel to keep you warm, agile, and looking sharp on the greens this season.
From new and sporty hoodies to cosy base layers, we have reviewed the lot to give you a comprehension breakdown of all your winter necessities.
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Best Puma Autumn Winter Apparel
Best Puma Autumn Winter Apparel: Men’s Clothes
Puma Pom Golf Beanie
My word. Wearing the Puma POM Beanie is like welding a radiator to your head. It is so warm, that even the cold chills of an October morning didn’t stand a chance of freezing my skull. If I hadn’t made it clear already, this beanie will keep you well-insulate, which is the aim of the game when playing golf in the Autumn and Winter.
Puma makes great headwear and great beanies. I have long been a fan, and this POM Beanie is another quality addition to the portfolio. The material is thick, very thick and it is the most engrossing thing I’ve had on my head since sliced bread. If anything, it was slightly too big for me, which I suppose is better than having one that leans on the small side.
The pattern is cool. It is stylish and seems to fit the mood of the Autumn and Winter months.
PROS
- Very warm
- Tight to your head
- Nice pattern
CONS
- None
RRP: £21.99
Sizes: One Size
Colours: Deep Navy/Alpine Snow
More info: Clubhouse website / Puma US website
Puma Braided Weave Belt
The Puma Braided Weave Belt is a great belt. It isn’t one of those that makes you look like a cowboy, and as if you’re about to mount a horse and ride off into the sunset. This one embraces a little bit of that, a little bit of golf and a little bit of the office environment. Therefore, it is smart, outlandish and nicely designed. The brown leather of the loops and the dominant blue material of the belt itself look remarkable. It really does, and as far as belts go, it is probably the best I have seen in the game.
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For such a specific market, I believe Puma stands up and takes notice of belts more than any other brand. They are smart, and the material allows you to adjust the tightness of the belt without having to fiddle with cut holes. You can just use the fabric of the built to embed the pin, and away you go. It is a belt perfect for golf, and I don’t think it would look out of place in any other setting.
PROS
- Stylish
- Nice colour contrast
- Flexible fit
CONS
- None
RRP: £30.00
Sizes: S/M & M/L
Colours: Deep Navy
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Puma Cloudspun Tech Hoodie
The Puma Cloudspun Tech Hoodie is so stylish. The light blue colour is great to look at, and it is a really smart colour that will no doubt prove popular this Autumn and Winter. I usually like wearing dark colours on the golf course, and I don’t venture too far out of the ordinary. But sky blue is one colour I will go to, one colour I am prepared to meet you at. I can see myself wearing this hoodie both on the golf course and out in public too, and that is something I am often hesitant to do. I usually avoid wearing golf clothes in public.
The material is good and tight. I wouldn’t say it is a roomy piece of clothing, but you know where you stand with it. You still have a full range of movement, and the fabric is stretchy which I like. Puma meets you halfway with this hoodie. There is plenty swing room, but it also has a skintight feel, which gives you the feel of an athlete.
RRP: £65.00
Sizes: S-XXL
Colours: PUMA Black-Slate Sky & Slate Sky-White Glow
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Puma Boulder 2.0 Crewneck
The Puma Boulder 2.0 Crewneck is one of my favourite pieces of clothing this Autumn and Winter. It is so comfortable to begin with, and that is one of the most important features of golf clothing. It needs to be comfortable, and although this product would probably be no good in the rain due to the fabric, it will keep you warm and can be accompanied by a larger jacket.
The style of the top is good. It has a textured double-knit jacquard finish, and you will appreciate this feel as soon as you slip into it. Puma has mastered the crewneck with this item, and it should prove to be popular. £55.00 is very reasonably priced too, in a market where clothing can reach astronomic heights in terms of price.
PROS
- Great feel and comfort
- Reasonably priced
- Stylish
CONS
- None
RRP: £55.00
Sizes: S-XXL
Colours: Deep Navy & Ice Coffee
More info: Puma website UK / Puma website US
Puma Cloudspun Tech Baselayer
Similar to my approach to mitts, I have also been ambivalent to base layers in the past. I have found them too tight, and I would much rather wear thicker layers, as opposed to using one of these skintight numbers to keep warm. However, the Puma Cloudspun Tech Baselayer has a very athletic feel. I felt like an athlete while I was wearing (I crashed back down to earth when I started playing golf).
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I must say, the top of it where you slot in your head is tight and it required a bit of force to get through. But, this was the only downside to wearing this baselayer. It was a pleasant surprise and a feeling of golf clothing that I haven’t had for a while. It isn’t overpriced either, which is never a bad thing.
PROS
- Athletic fit
- Smart look
- Good for warmth in the winter
CONS
- Tight to originally put on
RRP: £39.99
Sizes: S-XXL
Colours: Puma Black
More info: Clubhouse website / Puma website US
Puma Cypress Softshell Trouser
The Puma Softshell Trousers are extremely comfortable. They might even be too roomy, which isn’t a problem, but it might become a problem if you play golf on a blustery day. Don’t play golf in the wind, then. But that’s tough in the Winter. Anyway, I got these in navy which looked really smart. Navy and black are my two favourite colours when it comes to golf clothing, so Puma ticked a box for me here.
There is a zip-pocket on each side. There are main pockets, but the zipped ones appear alongside which are useful for storage of tees and other things that stab the tips of your fingers. Some golfers might find this a bit fiddley and might not use the zip pockets at all. That isn’t Puma’s fault though.
£75.00 might be a bit steep for some golfers looking to spend a little less in this market, but they are still comfy, smart and a solid product.
PROS
- Nice colourway options
- Comfy and roomy
- Zip pockets are a useful feature
CONS
- Premium price
RRP: £75.00
Sizes: 30/30 – 38/34
Colours: Puma Black & Deep Navy
More info: Puma website UK / Puma website US
Puma Cloudspun Fleece Hybrid Jacket
This Puma Cloudspun Fleece Hybrid Jacket is a really solid piece of clothing, and I can see it becoming a staple of my golf wardrobe for many Autumns and Winters to come. The material is extremely solid and sturdy. It kept me very warm when I had it on walking the fairways. It also had a snug feel to it, and this is more than welcome in the colder months when snugness is at its most important.
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The smart black look is great. I am very dull when it comes to my favourite colours in golf clothes, especially in the winter. So a black jacket speaks to me loud and clear. I don’t think this is a horrifically priced jacket either. You can’t expect to pay less than £80.00 for a top-quality golf jacket, and one that makes you feel warm and secure. Like I say, this is a very solid piece of golf clothing that will not do you wrong in the coming weeks and months.
PROS
- Smart, black look
- Reasonably priced
- Snug, comfortable fit
CONS
- None
RRP: £80.00
Sizes: S-XXL
Colours: Puma Black & Ice Coffee
More info: Puma website UK / Puma website US
Puma Cloudspun Tech Hybrid Gillet
I have become a huge fan of golf gilets, and I am a massive fan of the Puma Cloudspun Tech Hybrid Gilet. It is cosy, tight and I just love the way you can lock into a gilet on the golf course. You can slot your hands into the pockets, the well-insulated, nice pockets, and navigate the golf course in comfortable fashion. You can get hold of this gilet in black or navy too, which I think are the best colours for golf clothes in general, and especially in the Autumn and Winter.
One issue I would point out is the price. Some golfers will not want to pay £70.00 for a gilet. You can’t really blame them either, but if you are looking for a premium piece of golf clothing, you will not be found wanting even if you are paying this premium price.
PROS
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- Cosy and comfortable fit
- Smart colour
- Natural feel with warm pockets
CONS
- Premium price
RRP: £70.00
Sizes: S-XXL
Colours: Puma Black & Deep Navy
More info: Puma website UK / Puma website US
Puma Cloudspun Garden Polo
It is hard to get away from the fact that some golfers won’t like this colour scheme. The outlandish design of this Cloudspun Garden Polo won’t appeal to the masses and to be honest, it doesn’t appeal to me. It would definitely suit your wardrobe if you’re off on a golf trip to a summery location and you’re with a group of friends. You might feel a bit more daring in that sense.
Anyway, the material and fabric have a nice feel and that is the main thing. It is roomy and light and there are absolutely no constraints on your body when it comes to tightness or discomfort. If you can get past the design, then this is a very good and very reliable piece of clothing that will perform as well as any polo you have in your golfing wardrobe.
PROS
- Light and roomy
- Fits to size
- Comfortable
CONS
- Some people might not like the design
RRP: £50.00
Sizes: S-XXL
Colours: White Glow & Deep Navy
More info: Puma website UK / Puma website US
Puma CLOUDSPUN Tech Hybrid Golf Quarter-Zip Midlayer
I really liked the colour scheme of this Puma Cloudspun Tech Hybrid Golf Quarter-Zip. The cross between light blur and navy blue is really pleasing to look at and even better to wear. Puma has absolutely nailed it in this regard, and this will prove a staple of my wardrobe in the coming months. It won’t keep you that dry in the harshest conditions, but I don’t think that it is meant to. It guarantees style with some substance and warmth.
The padded style around the breast area felt a little tight when I first put it on, but this was a small inconvenience, and it didn’t restrict my swing or take away from my performance. This is a really solid bit of kit and I am a sucker for a smart quarter-zip. If you are too, then this is exactly what you should be looking for.
PROS
- Great split of navy and light blue
- Comfortable
- Light
CONS
- The feel around the breast area was a bit tight when first putting it on
PUMA DRYLDL RAIN TROUSER X
I am a huge fan of the DRYLDL Rain Pant, and it will be easy to understand why when you get your own hands on them.
The black colour compliments the DRYLDL Rain Jacket very well. It is very smart, and they are very protective in wet and cold weather conditions.
Naysayers might argue the bottoms are too flappy and loose, which could be a problem in the wind while playing golf in poorer conditions in the winter. But this possible downside shouldn’t take away from the protectiveness of the waterproof trousers, which I cannot praise enough for their use and doing exactly what it says on the tin.
They go over the top of golf pants and shorts perfectly and I really like how the pockets have protective covers, keeping everything that is in them warm, dry and safe.
When wearing a full waterproof suit, you will feel ready and solid in your swing and walking around the golf course in tough conditions.
PROS:
- Breathable and roomy which allows full movement of swing
- Full movement of swing
- Covers over the pockets are a really good feature
- Extremely protective
CONS:
- Wind might cause the bottom parts to flap
Sizes: S-XL
Colours: Black
RRP: £99
Read the review on the Puma waterproof jacket
More Information: Puma DRYLBL Waterproof Trousers
PUMA DRYLBL RAIN JACKET
This DRYLBL Men’s Golf Rain Jacket is a brilliant golf jacket.
I don’t really see how or why you would ask for anything else in a golf jacket.
It keeps rain out, and also the cold. The outer surface of the rain jacket is the perfect defence to wet penetration, but the rain jacket is also roomy and extremely breathable. Naysayers could argue that the jacket doesn’t fit tight to your body and the colour is just black, both of which are probably true. But I felt safe, secure and comfortable while wearing this on the golf course, so how could I ask for anything else?
Together with the waterproof bottoms, this combination makes me feel ready and prepared for winter golf. Protection is at a premium with this golf jacket and I would certainly recommend it to my fellow large men’s golf jacket wearers.
PROS
- Breathable
- Comfortable
- Great protection
CONS
- None
RRP – £125 / $250
SIZES: S-2XL
COLOUR: Black-Slate Sky / White Glow-Slate Sky
More info – Puma
Puma GS-X Efekt Golf Boot
The Puma GS-X Efekt Golf Boots really surprised me, and performed on the golf course in a way I didn’t think was possible.
They are big boots, there’s no question, and they made me feel solid and instilled a feeling of trust in my swing as my feet were planted to the grass.
This isn’t always a feeling you could have with spikeless golf footwear, but the Puma GS-X Efekt Golf Boot grew on me in both feeling and look.
You might be someone who prioritises comfort over looks. If your concerns aren’t with the size or colour of the Puma GS X Efekt Golf Boots, then you should seriously consider an investment.
If my stroll on the golf course was anything to go by, the Puma GS-X Efekt Golf Boots are perfect at keeping out the rain and the cold – and though described as a boot they easily cross over into an option for a winter shoe.
PROS
- Solid, sturdy design and feeling of reliability
- The look is unique and pleasing
- Spacious, roomy and also warm
CONS
- Boots might feel heavy on your feet
RRP: £119.99
Sizes: 7-12 UK
More information: Puma website
Read the full review here.
Best Puma Autumn Winter Apparel 2026 – Summary
To conclude, we’ve taken you through some of the best Puma winter apparel options that promise to enhance your winter golfing experience.
From insulated jackets that offer excellent thermal regulation to layering pieces that offer optimum breathability without compromising on warmth, Puma’s winter collection is designed with the athlete in mind.
Whether you’re a weekend warrior or a seasoned pro, Puma’s winter apparel ensures that the cold won’t be an obstacle this year.
So, go ahead and deck yourself out in Puma’s winter best to turn those chilly rounds into victories.
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