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Waterproof Where It Matters
Rain finds the seams first. SensorDry® garments are taped through the shoulder, the cuff, and the zip lines, with a waterproof membrane behind a face fabric chosen for low rustle so the jacket stays quiet through the swing. Adjustable cuffs and a high neck close off the gaps without adding bulk, and the shaping through the shoulder allows a full turn rather than pulling at the top of the backswing.
Breathable Through the Whole Round
Ladies’ golf clothing for wet weather also has to let heat out as well as keep rain off. Walking a round in mild rain generates more warmth than the temperature suggests, and a garment that traps it leaves you sweaty and uncomfortable. SensorDry® fabrics are air permeable, so vapour moves out while the membrane holds rain at the surface. That is what keeps the layer comfortable across four hours rather than the first forty minutes.
Jackets, Trousers and Packable Layers
Ladies’ golf wet weather gear across the range covers full-zip and half-zip waterproof jackets, short-sleeve styles for showery days when a full sleeve is too much, and waterproof trousers cut to pull on your regular trousers. Packable pieces fold small enough to stay in the bag from March onwards.
Compare the constructions across the ladies’ golf waterproofs range, or look at women’s golf outerwear for wind-resistant pieces that suit a dry, cold day.
Part of a Complete Wet Weather Setup
Wet weather clothing works alongside the rest of the kit. Keep a rain cape over the bag and a golf umbrella to hand for cover between shots. When cold arrives with the rain, layer a SensorDry® shell over SensorWarm® winter clothing from the same platform. The wider women’s golf clothing range and the waterproof technology pages explain how the pieces fit together.