The Groove Guide
The best women's golf jackets of 2026
Fifteen women's golf jackets and vests worth wearing this season, from Rhoback's quilted Cisco vest to down, wind shells and statement bombers.

A good golf jacket this season does two jobs. It keeps the wind off on the course, and it still looks right when you sit down for lunch. The fifteen below run from our favourite down, from light vests to real down and a few pieces that are pure style.
Our pick: Rhoback Cisco Insulated Vest
The Cisco is a light quilted vest with low-profile insulation, so it adds warmth without the bulk. A scalloped side seam gives you room to swing, and it has zip pockets inside and out. It hits at the waist, which makes it easy over a polo, a quarter-zip or a dress.
Statement bombers
Malbon has three of the strongest pieces here. The Studio Seoul Bomber is made from tough Cordura fabric with a stand-up collar. The Rumi Blossom is an oversized, cropped utility jacket in washed herringbone with floral embroidery. The Luisa is the clean one: a nylon full-zip with a tailored fit. Foray Golf brings the most fun: the Varsity Jacket in felted knit, the stretch Scuba Bomber with dolman sleeves and the lustrous Animal Texture Track Jacket.
Wind and light rain
For the days that can’t decide, Greyson’s Wind Half-Zip Drawcord Jacket and Wind Anorak are ultra-light and wind-resistant, and the anorak adds a waist cinch. Galvin Green’s Lissy is a breathable, stretchy windbreaker made for wind, cold and light rain. J.Lindeberg’s Thorine packs down small enough for your bag, and Greg Norman’s Rain & Wind Jacket is a simple, light shell.
Real warmth
When it is properly cold, J.Lindeberg’s Lara Light Down Jacket uses 700-fill down in a flat quilted shape that doesn’t puff up. Greyson’s Aries X-Lite Diamond Hybrid is insulated with diamond quilting. Zero Restriction’s Brigid is a longer fleece with a windproof lining and a tie at the waist.
How to wear them
- Start with a vest. It keeps your core warm and leaves your arms free to swing.
- Choose fit by the round. Cropped and oversized pieces look great off the course, while tailored and stretch jackets move better in the swing.
- Keep a packable layer in your bag. Wind and drizzle arrive fast on open courses.
- Match a bold jacket with simple pieces. Let a varsity or printed bomber be the one statement in your outfit.













