10 Best Winter Golf Gloves UK 2024 | Under Armour, Footjoy and More

These are the world's #1 pair of men's winter golf gloves, and it's not hard to see why! The proven water-resistant cabretta leather palm provides a soft feel and a secure grip during the cooler months, and the extended knitted cuff stops any drafts getting to your wrists and arms. 

They are also true to size, and offer warmth and protection without added bulk which could affect your grip and swing. Fans of these gloves are loyal to them, with users frequently saying that they've made numerous repeat purchases of them. Number one in the world, and number one in our top ten – these gloves are most definitely above par!  

If you're someone who really suffers with the cold, these may be the perfect gloves for you. These gloves fit really well and make it feel as if you're not wearing gloves at all. They'll keep you warm even on the coldest of days whilst not compromising your grip in any way.

Their Opti Shield™ outer shell repels water, and their cuffs keep the gloves firmly in place without restricting your movement. They're also breathable so you won't overheat in them. These popular Callaway gloves offer a lot of pluses for a very reasonable price. 

Warm even when they're wet, these gloves use Aquatec™ fabric which gives a much improved grip when they're damp. These are multi-sport gloves, and promise to be warm, breathable and comfortable no matter the downpour. They are also fast drying so the upkeep on them is minimal.

These are among the more expensive picks in our top ten, but they are universally popular with horse riders, clay shooters, and cyclists alike – perfect if you want a multi-use pair for all of your sporting endeavours. 

Wilson Staff designed these gloves to be worn on the course for damp conditions, and their microfibre palms provide maximum no-slip grip. The moisture management mesh that's integrated into the glove allows it to conform to the shape of your hand and makes them very fast-drying, too. 

Generally speaking, these gloves offer a good fit but there are instances of players saying that they found them restrictive around the thumbs when gripping the club. However, these instances are few and far between, and again, these gloves offer great value for money. 

These winter golf gloves have the added extra feature of a golf ball marker on the left glove, and the structured waterproof nylon and windproof fleece should keep you snug and dry if it's blowing a hoolie. The material on the palm uses a microfibre 3D pattern to give a soft but secure grip.

These gloves are a little on the thick side which has the potential to affect your grip if you're not used to wearing gloves, which beginners may want to take into account. Overall, however, they are a great pair of gloves for a very reasonable price! 

These gloves from TaylorMade have been designed with Rain Control technology to give you grip, comfort, and confidence even in the wettest conditions. They promise to give you a 40% stronger hold and to be long-lasting with their exceptionally strong, ultra-thin microfibre suede palm.

While the rainproof properties of these gloves are clear to see, they are not going to be as suitable in the cold weather as some other gloves in our line up. Some golfers have also reported that they wear between the thumb and index finger (where you're gripping the club) so if you need gloves capable of heavy use these may not be suitable. 

Our second offering from Under Armour, these rainproof gloves are more for the wet rather than the cold which would come in useful on slightly milder British winter days. They repel rain without sacrificing breathability to keep your hands dry in even the toughest conditions, whilst the textured palm construction is ultra-comfortable and ideal for even the heaviest rain.

While they come in a wide range of sizes, the sizes do tend to come up small so you may need to size up. The outer of these gloves fare well in heavy rain, but there are reports of the microfibre lining wicking the rain and making the inside of the glove damp.

These gloves from golfing brand Callaway have a full microfibre suede palm to give enhanced grip in wet conditions, while their Opti flex and X-spann materials offer premium fit and increased breathability. 

These gloves are on the bulkier side, which may affect your swing if you're sensitive to anything being between your hands and the club. They are also not as stretchy as other gloves on offer, which some may find too restrictive. 

The full suede leather palm on these gloves provides fantastic grip for an accurate swing, and the flexible synthetic upper provides protection from the wind and rain, too. And to stop any droplets getting in, the Mizuno SureFit tab-Angled velcro pull-tabs ensure a secure fit.

Some areas to note are that the sizing on these does come up on the small side. Also, whilst they do provide some warmth, this could be improved. If your hands get cold quickly, this is worth taking note of! 

These gloves from popular sporting brand Under Armour are super-soft to the touch, they provide great warmth and they have a good level of grip. They are made of dual-layer fabric with a brushed interior and ColdGear Infrared lining, which uses your own body heat to keep your hands warmer for much longer.

However, the fit on these gloves is quite unusual with the fingers coming up very long, and while they're excellent for the cold there doesn't seem to be anything in terms of rain and wind-proofing, which may be an issue for all-weather players.