BASELAYERS
SUNDERLAND ThermoCool The Sunderland baselayer offers X4 protection to ensure you stay comfortable in all weathers. Its ThermoCool Eco yarn will keep you cool and dry in warmer conditions, while during periods of low activity or in cold conditions, its thermo-buffering function helps prevent post- exercise chill. RRP £45
www.glenmuir.com
FOOTJOY ProDry Performance Baselayer Golf Compression Fit and ProDry Base Layer fabrication conform to the body, regulating temperature and keeping warmth in. Base leggings are also available in the collection. RRP £40
www.FootJoy.co.uk
BENROSS XTEX The fabrics moisture management system is designed to 'wick' perspiration away from the skin to effectively regulate body temperature, leaving the wearer comfortable throughout 18 holes. RRP £29.99
www.benrossgolf.com
CALLAWAY Long Sleeve Compression Mock A seamless baselayer long sleeve top. The built in compression qualities increase your blood flow as you play, keeping you warm. Features a jaquarded Chevron on the mock neck. RRP Contact Supplier
www.callawaygolf.com
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CHERVO Takione turtleneck Takione is manufactured from 92 per cent nylon and eight per cent elastane. The new textile technologies used for Pro-Therm products ensure thermal insulation together with minimal thickness and weight. RRP £57.70
www.chervo.com
ABACUS Colton turtleneck The Colton turtleneck is made from a highly breathable and moisture wicking fabric featuring Drycool technology. The material moves perspiration away from the body quickly, enabling golfers to stay dry and comfortable throughout their round. The performance garment has extreme-stretch properties to facilitate complete freedom of movement. RRP £59.99
www.abacussportswear.com
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