Our Ping winter golf clothing review focusses on the brand’s new 2018 autumn winter range.
Myself and editor Dan Murphy have been testing out various garments on golf courses in England and Scotland over the past few weeks.
New Ping winter golf clothing: First impressions
Ping brought the clothing side of their business in-house a couple of years ago and we’ve really seen them go from strength to strength.
Last year we were particularly impressed with the Norse jacket which kept the cold out without the need for dozens of layers.
It also looked fantastic and was able to be worn off the course with a pair of jeans.
So what’s new for this autumn and winter?
We are seeing a continuation of the Norse franchise but the brand have invested heavily in Primaloft technology which adds warmth.
But it allows Ping to keep the garments light and stretchy.
The last thing we want out on the golf course is bulk that restricts our movements through the swing.
It’s a synthetic equivalent to down – apart from it isn’t at all bulky and is hydrophobic (that’s water-repellent to you and me).
New Ping winter golf clothing: Standout garments
Both myself and Dan have been testing out the Norse PrimaLoft Zoned Jacket (£120), which has warmth across the chest but gives unrestricted arm movement.
