When you’re out on the golf course, the weather can be unpredictable, and rain can quickly put a damper on your game. That’s where golf umbrellas come in – they provide protection from the elements, allowing you to stay dry and comfortable on the course. So, which ones can be rightly regarded as being amongst the the best golf umbrellas 2025?
In this article, we’ll be discussing some of the key factors to consider when selecting the best golf umbrella for your needs. Whether you’re looking for a large golf umbrella to protect your golf bag and clubs, a windproof umbrella to handle strong gusts, or a compact umbrella that’s easy to carry, we’ve got you covered.
Without further ado let’s take you through the list of best golf umbrellas 2025.
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Best Golf Umbrellas 2025
Mizuno Tour Twin Canopy Umbrella
The Mizuno tour umbrella is a twin canopy design which helps avoid damage in windy conditions. It has a large 55” diameter. It was easy to put up and down and felt sturdy. The handle is an ergonomically designed EVA and has a soft spongy feel to it which is comfortable. It is available in 4 colours and has a big Mizuno logo on it.
PROS:
- Good functioning umbrella
CONS:
- None
RRP: £50
COLOURS: Back, blue, grey, navy.
MORE INFO: Mizuno website
Puma Performance Enjoy Golf Tour Umbrella
You need an umbrella to first and foremost do its job of keeping you dry in bad conditions.
The Puma Performance Tour umbrella coped admirably with near constant rain and wind.
Its fibreglass frame is strong and sturdy but lightweight making it easy to hold without giving you arm ache.
The large double canopy means it won’t invert in high winds and when I tested it in pretty grim conditions there was no wobbling or flapping of the fabric and the canopy was large enough to keep me completely dry and protected.
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The one-touch automatic opening mechanism is slick and easy to use and the padded handle makes it comfortable to hold.
I also really liked the subtle and stylish Puma logo print.
This is a pretty faultless umbrella with both form and function that will cope with whatever the British winter might throw at you.
It is without doubt one of the best golf umbrellas I have tested and will now form an essential part of my winter golf accessories.
PROS
- Sturdy
- Lightweight
- Stylish
CONS
- None
RRP – £49.99 / $75
SIZES: One size – double canopy
COLOUR: Black
More info – Puma Performance Enjoy Golf Tour Umbrella
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For once, I was delighted to see the dark clouds floating in and reached enthusiastically for my Ping Tour 68” Umbrella.
Within seconds I had popped it up and was safely dry underneath – as was the golf bag on my shoulders.
The soft handle is comfortable to hold and, given the size, it is remarkably lightweight.
There is the world of difference between a standard umbrella and one like this – this is a serious piece of equipment that is built with a double canopy to withstand the elements even on the wettest of days.
That makes it worth the investment if you are serious about your golf game.
Of course, as an additional bonus, you will also have an extremely useful piece of kit for everyday life.
PROS
- It’s waterproof!
- The canopy is huge
- Lightweight
CONS
- It’s raining if you are using it
RRP – £60 / $80
SIZES: One size – 66″
COLOUR: White-Black
More info – Ping website
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PROS
- Clever design
- Easy opening mechanism
- Great protection
CONS
- None
RRP – £49.99 / $80
SIZES: One Size
COLOUR:
More info – Motocaddy website
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As soon as I arrived at the course I was greeted with a big downpour, which the umbrella coped well with. There was as a fairly strong wind the day I tested it. Again, the umbrella felt perfectly comfortable and accustomed to handling the conditions.
Oscar Jacobson say that their is a 64″ diameter, vented umbrella that is designed to cope with the most extreme weather conditions. Features like its sturdy fibreglass frame also help to facilitate this. Although the weather I endured wasn’t particularly extreme, I didn’t experience any signs to suggest it couldn’t take on extreme conditions.
The pop up mechanism, which is pretty standard for golf umbrellas now, worked well. I found it easy to put it up even in a strong wind.
If you are like me and you carry your bag around the course, its lightweight frame doesn’t add much weight to your bag. Its lightweight frame also means it’s a comfortable weight to carry and hold when the heavens decide to open.
Additionally, as far as comfortability is concerned I found that the contoured grip on the handle sat nicely in my hand.
PROS
- Can cope with extreme weather
- Fully waterproof
- Smart design
- Classy look
- Reasonably priced
CONS
- None
RRP – £34.99
SIZES: One Size
COLOUR: Black / Black-Cobalt
More info: Oscar Jacobson website
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I reviewed the 64” canopy and it is large enough to provide good protection whilst being carried.
Having had flimsy umbrellas get mangled by the wind on several occasions a quality umbrella is required equipment and this TaylorMade double canopy umbrella certainly ticks the quality box.
PROS
- Excellent build quality
- Ease of use
- Handle fits umbrella holders easily
CONS
- On the heavy side
RRP – £44.99 / $64.99
SIZES: One Size
COLOUR: Black-White
More info – TaylorMade website
