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The best of the best! We roundup the Best Sunderland Autumn Winter Golf Apparel for 2026
At this time of year the difference between an enjoyable round and a slog fest doesn’t so much depend on your swing but also the weather.
Choosing the right layers not only becomes essential for comfort, but for performance.
To help combat the more miserable conditions out on the golf course over the next few months, Sunderland have developed a variety of autumn winter golf clothes.
In this guide, the team here at NCG have reviewed some of Sunderland’s autumn winter apparel offerings for 2026.
From waterproof jackets to winter gloves we have covered the lot to help you get better prepared for when the temperatures start to drop.
Here’s some of the best Sunderland autumn winter golf apparel for 2026…
MacWet are a sub-brand within Glenmuir/Sunderland. They’re renowned for their excellent gloves that are designed to make playing golf in the rain so much easier. This was my first time testing MacWet gloves and so I was looking forward to seeing how much they could help.
The Climatec gloves are unisex and are designed to provide warmth and comfort during those cooler months when it rains. On my hand they didn’t feel overally thick and so I wasn’t sure how much warmth they would provide when wet.
In terms of performance these were top notch and probably the go to gloves if you are looking for a pair of winter/rain gloves. Afterall, they are the gloves worn by Aaron Rai on Tour.
MacWet gloves don’t follow a conventional sizing guide with a numerical scale as a guide. I measured my hand and determined I was a 7.5 which is a medium on their chart and this fit snug but well.
I think this might be my favourite midlayer of the year. Having never worn Sunderland apparel before I was pleasantly surprised and am now a Sunderland convert!
For me, apparel is more about fit and feel than jazzy designs and big logoes. Bascically, if it fits (especially with trousers), I am a fan! This midlayer was true to size and so no need to size up or down.
That being said, this Colorado midlayer provides you with more than just a good fit. It provides good warmth, yet is lightweight, and does not restrict when swinging the golf club. There is a draw cord at the bottom if you wished to adjust the fit.
All in all, a great midlayer that comes highly recommend.
PROS
Lightweight
Provides good warmth
No restriction in the swing
CONS
None
RRP: £90.00
Sizes: S-XXXL
Colours: Charcoal/Black/Inferno, Navy/Red, Silver/Navy/White and Black/Gunmetal/Silver
I usually don’t go for hoodies, but I decided to give this one a try, and honestly, I’m glad I did. It’s surprisingly lightweight but keeps me warm — I was expecting something bulkier.
The fleece feels soft and comfy, and the stretch means I can move easily without feeling restricted. I wore it on a breezy morning at the golf course, and it handled the light rain well, thanks to the water-repellent finish.
The fit is sleek, and the hood stays put without being tight. I also liked the thermal cuffs and hem—they really help trap heat when it’s chilly.
Overall, I was impressed. It’s a simple, effective piece that I’ll actually wear, even as someone who usually skips hoodies.
PROS
Lightweight
Good stretch
Hood was not a distraction when swinging
CONS
None
RRP: £95.00
Sizes: S-XXXL
Colours: Charcoal/Black/Inferno, Navy/Silver Marl and Gunmetal Marl/Black
Probably the best value rain jacket on the market!
Sunderland have a mantra, #NEVERWEATHERBEATEN, and it’s written onto the inside pocket of this jacket. You can be as sceptical as you like, but I reckon I could wear this in a hurricane and still come out dry on the other side.
But the outer shell is very soft to the touch and remains so as you’re putting it on. This jacket moves with you, it doesn’t work against you.
The rain can’t permeate that layer however hard it falls. And believe me, I’ve seen it falling over the last couple of weeks. Gratefully, that liquid is not deflected either. It doesn’t run down off the jacket and onto your trousers as I’ve seen so many others do.
In fact, it’s so impressive you must remember to shake it off when you get into a drier space.
PROS
Light, airy and warm – but incredible at repelling water and superb in the wind
Soft feeling fabric is a major plus
PFC free
Sealed seams and, yes, a lifetime guarantee
Anti-snag Velcro cuff adjusters are worth their weight in gold
CONS
Nothing at all!
Sizes: S-3XL Colours: Navy / Black / Navy-Red-White / Navy-Silver-White / Black-Gunmetal-White / Charcoal-Black-Inferno More info:Sunderland
To conclude, Sunderland’s autumn winter golf apparel range delivers dependable waterproofs, cosy mid layers and comfortable gloves – just to name a few.
So, layer up with confidence, keep your swing smooth, and remember — bad weather is just another hazard to master. With Sunderland’s latest collection, you’ll be ready to play your best golf, whatever the forecast.
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At this time of year the difference between an enjoyable round and a slog fest doesn’t so much depend on your swing but also the weather.
Choosing the right layers not only becomes essential for comfort, but for performance.
To help combat the more miserable conditions out on the golf course over the next few months, Sunderland have developed a variety of autumn winter golf clothes.
In this guide, the team here at NCG have reviewed some of Sunderland’s autumn winter apparel offerings for 2026.
From waterproof jackets to winter gloves we have covered the lot to help you get better prepared for when the temperatures start to drop.
Here’s some of the best Sunderland autumn winter golf apparel for 2026…
MacWet are a sub-brand within Glenmuir/Sunderland. They’re renowned for their excellent gloves that are designed to make playing golf in the rain so much easier. This was my first time testing MacWet gloves and so I was looking forward to seeing how much they could help.
The Climatec gloves are unisex and are designed to provide warmth and comfort during those cooler months when it rains. On my hand they didn’t feel overally thick and so I wasn’t sure how much warmth they would provide when wet.
In terms of performance these were top notch and probably the go to gloves if you are looking for a pair of winter/rain gloves. Afterall, they are the gloves worn by Aaron Rai on Tour.
MacWet gloves don’t follow a conventional sizing guide with a numerical scale as a guide. I measured my hand and determined I was a 7.5 which is a medium on their chart and this fit snug but well.
I think this might be my favourite midlayer of the year. Having never worn Sunderland apparel before I was pleasantly surprised and am now a Sunderland convert!
For me, apparel is more about fit and feel than jazzy designs and big logoes. Bascically, if it fits (especially with trousers), I am a fan! This midlayer was true to size and so no need to size up or down.
That being said, this Colorado midlayer provides you with more than just a good fit. It provides good warmth, yet is lightweight, and does not restrict when swinging the golf club. There is a draw cord at the bottom if you wished to adjust the fit.
All in all, a great midlayer that comes highly recommend.
PROS
Lightweight
Provides good warmth
No restriction in the swing
CONS
None
RRP: £90.00
Sizes: S-XXXL
Colours: Charcoal/Black/Inferno, Navy/Red, Silver/Navy/White and Black/Gunmetal/Silver
I usually don’t go for hoodies, but I decided to give this one a try, and honestly, I’m glad I did. It’s surprisingly lightweight but keeps me warm — I was expecting something bulkier.
The fleece feels soft and comfy, and the stretch means I can move easily without feeling restricted. I wore it on a breezy morning at the golf course, and it handled the light rain well, thanks to the water-repellent finish.
The fit is sleek, and the hood stays put without being tight. I also liked the thermal cuffs and hem—they really help trap heat when it’s chilly.
Overall, I was impressed. It’s a simple, effective piece that I’ll actually wear, even as someone who usually skips hoodies.
PROS
Lightweight
Good stretch
Hood was not a distraction when swinging
CONS
None
RRP: £95.00
Sizes: S-XXXL
Colours: Charcoal/Black/Inferno, Navy/Silver Marl and Gunmetal Marl/Black
Probably the best value rain jacket on the market!
Sunderland have a mantra, #NEVERWEATHERBEATEN, and it’s written onto the inside pocket of this jacket. You can be as sceptical as you like, but I reckon I could wear this in a hurricane and still come out dry on the other side.
But the outer shell is very soft to the touch and remains so as you’re putting it on. This jacket moves with you, it doesn’t work against you.
The rain can’t permeate that layer however hard it falls. And believe me, I’ve seen it falling over the last couple of weeks. Gratefully, that liquid is not deflected either. It doesn’t run down off the jacket and onto your trousers as I’ve seen so many others do.
In fact, it’s so impressive you must remember to shake it off when you get into a drier space.
PROS
Light, airy and warm – but incredible at repelling water and superb in the wind
Soft feeling fabric is a major plus
PFC free
Sealed seams and, yes, a lifetime guarantee
Anti-snag Velcro cuff adjusters are worth their weight in gold
CONS
Nothing at all!
Sizes: S-3XL Colours: Navy / Black / Navy-Red-White / Navy-Silver-White / Black-Gunmetal-White / Charcoal-Black-Inferno More info:Sunderland
To conclude, Sunderland’s autumn winter golf apparel range delivers dependable waterproofs, cosy mid layers and comfortable gloves – just to name a few.
So, layer up with confidence, keep your swing smooth, and remember — bad weather is just another hazard to master. With Sunderland’s latest collection, you’ll be ready to play your best golf, whatever the forecast.
