10 Reviews: Best Golf Gloves for Winter (Apr 2024)

During chilly weather, a water-resistant micro-suede SureGrip Autosuede palm keeps hands dry and toasty while providing a pleasant feel, constant fit, and solid grip. It has a weather-shield stretch knit cuff with warm and windproof fleece to keep the cold out. Although not as good as the Rain Grip glove in terms of grip, it provides extra warmth and will undoubtedly be more useful in a shower than a typical leather glove.

I would have taken a video but the gloves are in my golf bag, they are as advertised, warm with good grip and the cuff helps keep out the cold on the sleeves of my jacket. A great winter golf glove, but you a pair and see for yourself.

by James Armstrong

The thermal grip glove exemplifies Callaway’s trademark design and manufacturing excellence. They’re thin, lightweight, and comfy, and the fleece-lined lining keeps you toasty. A microfiber outer shell protects against wind and water while allowing fingers to move freely. The Opti Fit closing mechanism keeps wind and rain out while providing the necessary warmth. The usage of a digitized synthetic leather palm maintains an excellent feel.

Prefect fit. Really helps in the cold. Have had about 3 months already use them every week and there is hardly any wear on them. Great buy!

by core

A must-have piece in every golfer’s bag. With the Maxfli Rain Gloves, you won’t get caught in the rain. These gloves, which are sold as a pair, will give a solid, non-slip grip even on the rainiest of days. It has a 4-way stretch fabric with a water-resistant treatment on the gussets for comfort and mobility. Furthermore, the angled Velcro hook closure is thoughtfully positioned to provide a more secure and tailored fit.

My daughter loves them, she uses them rain or shine. I haven't tried mine yet but I'm sure I'll love them.

by Papa John

Take advantage of the highest level of thermal performance available! In chilly playing conditions, the StaSof Winter men’s golf gloves deliver the best feel, the best grip, the best thermal protection, and the longest-lasting softness available. Designed with a combination of weather-resistant leather and thermal fleece, the FootJoy StaSof Winter Pair is warm and comfortable. The leather palm provides a solid grip that remains pleasant even when wet or slick from sweat, rain, or snow.

Makes plsying in 45-55 degree weather more comfortable. Keeps your hands really warm

by Tom Eaves

The Finger Ten gloves come in pairs and are windproof and cold-proof. Each glove has a ball marker, which is a feature that many winter golf gloves lack. The cuff of the Finger Ten is a little different from that of other brands since it remains snug to the wrist. This will keep the warm air in your palm from leaving. The Finger Ten glove has a suede microfiber 3D design on the palm. This design will help you maintain a firm grip on the club regardless of the weather.

Best winter golf gloves I've ever owned. Nothing is worse for me during winter golf than cold & wet hands. These gloves really seem to be waterproof... and warm. So warm and dry... can't beat that.

by Customer

Nike’s cold weather golf gloves are often more suited for wet conditions than they are for cold weather. Their slimmer shape and firm grip allow you to keep your hands on the game’s action (while you can still feel your hands). Since they are thinner and less warm than other cold-season golf gloves, they may be a perfect option for chilly and rainy weather instead of cold weather golf gloves. However, because of the increased price, this may be considered a luxury item.

Very good and they are so comfortable and you get so much grip with these on in the winter months so worth it

by Ryan

HJ gloves have been in business for over 30 years, offering specialist winter golf gloves while remaining under the radar. Its Windstopper winter gloves are made with leather in the palm and finger parts to keep your feel and provide firm feedback from the impact. The WeatherTan Cabretta tanned leather shell, paired with the company’s characteristic fleece, delivers warmth and a firm grip. The tanned leather keeps the wind out of your hands, while the fleece drapes over your wrists for further warmth.

This company makes an outstanding globe with remarkably good value. I e been using their golf gloves and rain gloves for years. These winter versions ARE AMAZINGLY GOOD, some of the best at half the price. Highly recommend!!!

by Forest Chambers

The Finger Ten winter golf mittens are not intended to be used throughout your swing sequence, but rather to keep your hands toasty in between strokes. The Finger Ten mittens do not need to be removed during your swing. Simply roll it up onto your wrists and then back down when done. They are comprised of double-layer premium thermal fleece with a waterproof and windproof outer shell, making them appropriate for usage in all weather situations.

I only wish I had purchased these a few months ago. They are the best winter golf gloves I’ve ever had. Just as advertised, just slip them up your wrist and play.

by Stewart A. Hopkins

When the temperature lowers, the Mizuno Thermagrip gloves will improve your playing experience significantly. Trace moisture on the skin is turned into fresh heat by Mizuno’s famous Breath Thermo technology. They are made of synthetic leather and have a fleece-lined cuff for further protection. The brushed palm provides exceptional grip and a surprising amount of comfort for a cold glove. The closing tab works well and enables a more accurate fit.

The gloves were great. I used them on a winter golf trip to Nashville, played golf in the snow. My hands never got cold.

by RAR

Mizuno may not be as well-known as Callaway, Titleist, or Taylormade, but it is favored by numerous tour professionals. In 2018, the outfitter created RainFit golf gloves to ensure that a small bit of rain didn’t spoil a round. The gloves utilize Mizuno Clarino technology, which is a sophisticated Japanese synthetic suede that provides a sticky-like grip even in wet situations. A neoprene wristband was added to provide more comfort on the wrist when gripping the club.

I cannot wear winter gloves so I try those. They do quite well even in humid Northwest 35 degress. Expect a little less durability thank a regular glove but they keep you dry, relatively warm with a good grip (and hands don't stink after)

by basescu