Best Golf Rain Gear of 2020 (To Keep You Dry)

The quarter-zip jacket can seal itself off to hold in warmth or open to give you even more breathability. As with most rain gear, golfers want to know how the jacket performs on the course, and we can safely say this is one of the best garments for repelling water and keeping the flow of your swing.

The jacket features a full zip with a mock neck, making it stylish and wearable if your club has strict clothing rules. A lightweight marvel, the adidas Climastorm is delightful.

The jacket is fully zippered and also offers a collapsible hood that can be bound with velcro. Even if it is not raining during your round, the Academy 18 provides warmth or cuts the wind down on breezier days.

Vents underneath the shoulders keep the jacket’s breathability high throughout your round. And two zippered front-facing pockets provide quick access to your scorecard and other essentials.

One of the best luxury jackets you’ll find available, Nike Academy 18 provides an exceptional experience.

The best feature of the TSLA Jacket is the waist-cinching drawcord that allows for a more athletic fit. When you want premium performance from your apparel, it is best if the garment works with the body, and the TSLA Jacket certainly provides that advantage for all golfers.

The heavier material does give this jacket more wearability away from the club, but that shouldn’t diminish the great job it does repelling water while keeping you warm and dry.

The TSLA Jacket not only works well on the course but is stylish enough to turn heads off the links.

This jacket won’t fight against your body as you swing but rather works as a second skin to stay cool and dry.

With a half zipper and a high collar, this golf top will meet the clothing requirements at most golf clubs. And don’t worry if you think the jacket might get too hot, underneath the collar, a vent helps provide additional breathability.

The Nike Dry Half-Zip Golf Top helps keep you dry while aiding your golfing performance.

The Under Armour Storm is definitely the lightest jacket on the list, and the thinness of the garment might be a turn off for some golfers. But the jacket’s performance is really the story here, and the Storm Rain Jacket keeps water away from your inner shirt and skin for a comfortable and cool day on the links.

A full-zip top, the Storm also features two zippered pockets to help you keep your valuables or golf accessories dry during a shower. The mesh lining that covers the inside of the Storm Jacket also elevates the breathability and fluidness of the garment.

These pants have a baggy fit, but with the need for room to allow for the movement of your swing, the extra space doesn’t feel cumbersome.

Other features with the Rebel Roamer include two side zipper pockets that keep your scorecard and tees completely dry. Golfers will also find that these pants fit relatively close to Columbia’s size chart.

For all golfers, the point of rain gear is to keep moisture away from your socks and legs, and these Columbia pants do the job with style.

The pants offer highly rated waterproofing and breathability. Instead of feeling suffocated, you’ll really enjoy the elastic waistband that assists with a comfortable fit and the velcro closure at the bottom of the legs that keeps moisture away from your socks.

The best part of the Acme Projects Rain Pants is how light and easy to fold they are to store in your bag. You won’t notice these pants at all if you regularly walk the course carrying your golf bag.

Versatile and functional, the rain pants from Acme Projects deliver outstanding value for your dollar.

The pants feature an elastic waistband for a snug fit plus full zippered pockets for safe storage. The pockets also have a storm flap that adds another layer of protection to keep your valuables dry during an unexpected rain shower.

It is worth noting that the fit of the Marmot pants is slim. While the slim fit helps the pants move well during walking and swinging the club, golfers with larger frames may need a more baggy pair of pants.

Versatile and high performing, the Marmot PreCip Pant is worth adding to your bag.

Adidas has loaded the Climastorm Provisional Pants with side seam pockets, drawstring closure with elastic on the waist, and a velcro cinch on the legs to keep water off your socks and legs.

We noticed that the bottom of the leg does play a little looser than we’d like, but it does work well with the pants’ overall flow and freedom.

If you want gear that is loose and comfortable and does not restrict your lower body, then there’s no better pant on our list than the Climastorm Provisional Rain Pant.

These pants offer incredible waterproof protection with breathability that keeps you dry and very cool. Even on muggy days, these Helly-Hansen pants won’t create sweaty legs because of the first-rate venting.

The pants do have a button in front and belt loops along the waistband to give the Helly-Hansen pants a more traditional look. This look provides the pants more leeway when you need to wear them off the course or to an outdoor function.

Great when you need to stay dry on the course, but sharp enough to wear them after your round, the Helly-Hansen Rain Pant provides comfort and performance.