Best golf beanies
Your winter wardrobe wouldn’t be complete without a good golf beanie. If you’re after a new one, you’ve come to the right place.
Golf caps are great, but when the temperature plummets a winter golf hat is an absolute must for playing in the cold weather.
Arise: the classic winter golf beanie. Are you even a winter golfer without a beanie on your bonce?
Beanies are superb at helping your body retain its warmth. They also take your mind off the cold and allow you to focus on what matters most: playing the best you can.
It’s a fact that every golfer every single golfer should have a beanie hat ready to use when the weather turns nasty.
With that in mind, we take a look at the best golf beanies on the market. If you still feel like you need more gear to kit out your winter wardrobe, head on over to our buying guides homepage where you will find comprehensive guides on the best golf snoods, best golf socks and many more.
Best Golf Beanies
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FootJoy Knit Winter Golf Hat
£17.99
The FootJoy FJ Knit Beanie is the perfect accessory for cold and windy days on the golf course. With a soft knit fabric that delivers excellent thermal insulation the beanie also features subtle FJ branding for added style.
Pros:
- Lightweight
- Great value
- Thermal insulation
Cons:
- Not the thickest hat meaning it may not be the best for sub-zero temperatures
TaylorMade Bobble Beanie
£16.99
The TaylorMade Bobble Winter Beanie Hat is a perfect choice to keep you head warm as it is highly functional and supremely stylish. With contrasting striped detailing around the hat and a ribbed turned back cuff it is one of the best-looking winter hats available this season. Its thermal fleece lined construction ensures that none of the chilly air makes it through to your head leaving you to focus fully on hitting quality golf shots.
Pros:
- Cool design
- Performs with the best of them
- Thermal insulation
Cons:
- Quite bulky
Ping Dale Knitted Winter Beanie
£19.99
If you like to play golf all the way through the colder winter months, then it is essential that you arrive at the golf course properly equipped. The PING Dale Knitted Winter Beanie Hat is the ideal choice to protect your head from the elements this off-season. Constructed in a classic beanie style with an upturned cuff, this striking hat offers style as well as top-quality thermal properties.
Pros:
- Stylish looks
- Fits a variety of head sizes
- Soft to the touch
Cons:
- Design is a bit bland
Titleist Cable Knit Pom Pom Beanie Hat
£17.99
The Titleist Cable Knit Pom Pom Beanie is the perfect accessory for cold and windy days on the golf course. Featuring a soft knit fabric and micro fleece inner lining that delivers excellent thermal insulation, this fabulous beanie will keep your head protected on the colder golfing days. Titleist Tour branding is present for added style.
Pros:
- Soft fit
- Three nice colours
- Lovely knitted desing
Cons:
- Perhaps not as breathable as some on this list
Callaway Classic Winter Bobble Hat
£15.99
The Callaway Classic Beanie is the perfect choice to keep your head warm on cold rounds of golf this winter. A fleece lining helps to keep the wind out and the heat in, so you can keep on playing your best regardless of the temperature outside. A Classic Pom Pom completes the premium look of this super hat, and ensures that your style points remain high as you keep the cold at bay.
Pros:
- Great colour choice
- Fleece lining keeps the wind out
- Pom stands out nicely
Cons:
- May be a little thick for some golfers
Srixon Winter Beanie Hat
£18
A good quality winter hat is an essential part of staying warm on the golf course throughout the colder winter months. The Srixon Winter Beanie Hat is a superb option that offers excellent protection against the elements. Made from 98% cotton and 2% spandex, this hat is extremely comfortable to wear for extended periods of time and it’s moisture wicking properties actively transport sweat and water droplets to the outside where in can then evaporate.
Pros:
- Thick cotton material
- Very comfortable over 18 holes
- Moisture wicking
Cons:
- May come up a bit large on people with smaller heads
Adidas Font Winter Golf Beanie
£18.99
Protect yourself from the cold weather this winter in style, with the font beanie from adidas. This beanie features a ribbed turn-up, soft fleece interior and pom pom on top. It is constructed with PrimeGreen materials to help you make a more sustainable choice. The iconic three stripes and adidas branding circumnavigate centre of this excellent winter hat.
Pros:
- Soft and snug
- Good combination of warmth and style
- Will fit any size head
Cons:
- Obvious branding won’t be for everyone
Puma Golf Removable Pom Beanie
£20
Block out the cold, and perform, with this traditionally styled beanie from PUMA Golf. The hat has a warm fabric knitted construction, to keep you warm and comfortable as you play the game of golf. The beanie has a traditional fold-over cuff, removable pom for added style, plus is highlighted with a flat embroidered badge on the front.
Pros:
- Doubles as a beanie hat
- Soft and warm
- Puma branding is discrete, but noticeable enough
Cons:
- Only two colours
J Lindeberg Strike! Beanie Hat
£20
The limited edition “JL Strike” capsule is finally here and features a unique play on the iconic JL Bridge logo throughout the collection. This new woollen knit beanie is a stylish option for the colder days of winter – complete with that signature JL Strike logo embroidered to the front. The high quality wool fabric has a soft handle with non-itch comfort, making this the ideal style for wearing on & off the course during the colder months ahead.
ros:
- Cool logo on the front
- Made from a super comfortable wool material
- Classic embroidery pattern
Cons:
- Not the best for when it gets wet on the golf course
Ben Outhwaite
Ben is National Club Golfer's Marketing Editor and the latest addition to our golf equipment review team.
He specialises in testing golf bags, beginner golf club sets, apparel and golf accessories. He also collates our buying guides so you know which are the latest and greatest bits of golf equipment on the market.
Ben picked up his first golf club when he was five years old – which was in fact a left-handed set of clubs!
He is a member at Rudding Park Golf Club and has a handicap of fifteen.
