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FootJoy WinterSof
Extend the golf season right through the winter with essential equipment for ‘cool-ready’ play. The water resistant Sure-Grip Autosuede knit palm provides a soſt feel, a consistent fit with a secure grip during cool weather conditions.
www.footJoy.co.uk
FootJoy RainGrip Xtreme
This rain glove offers performance in the wettest weather conditions. The 3M-patented micro-technology gripping material, through which thousands of 'fingers' engage with the grip to increase traction and grip, provides more control in the most extreme weather conditions.
www.footJoy.co.uk
Mobile Warming Heated Men’s Golf Vest
Mobile Warming heated winter clothing is finally available in the UK golf market. The Heated Men’s Golf Vest is a lightweight, gilet- style, water-resistant body-warmer. Three heating panels and multi-level heat adjustment keeps you warm for up to 10 hours on a single charge.
www.mobilewarming.co.uk
Under Armour Men’s UA Coldgear Glove
A glove that is wind and water resistant. The ColdGear gussets and flex points lead to a superior fit, cold protection and performance.
www.underarmour.com
Puma Tri-Fold Club Towel
Fitted with a carabiner attachment clip and available in black and orange, the Puma Tri- fold towel gives you the best chance of drying your grips and hands as you battle the winter elements.
www.cobrapumagolf.com
Puma Script Stripe Beanie
Under Armour UA Retro Pom Beanie
A traditional slouch stripe knit pom beanie which has that classic winter look.
www.underarmour.com 36 SGBGOLF
Available in turbulence and navy blue, this beanie is perfect for keeping you warm through the winter months. The Jacquard Puma Script logo ensures the design draws on the successful Script City Cap. The 18-hole logo is also displayed on the woven label.
www.cobrapumagolf.com
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