Best hand warmers to extend your golf season
There’s nothing worse than feeling the vibrations from a shot that doesn’t quite find the center of the club face. That’s why we’ve scoured the internet for some of the best hand warmers on the market so your golf game can thrive despite the cold.
Winterizing your game is a must and we’ve made it simple for you to find the best equipment and accessories proven to help you both look good and play well all winter long.
Whether you’re looking for winter hats, men’s jackets, women’s jackets, men’s winter pants, women’s winter pants, or cold-weather accessories, Golfweek has you covered.
Titleist Hand Warmer
Titleist Hand Warmer (PGA TOUR Superstore)
Price: $39.99
Why we like it: Hand warmer belts are great for walkers. Worn by Justin Thomas and other Titleist staffers, it’s a Tour-worthy look.
Rechargeable hand warmers
Rechargeable hand warmers (Amazon)
Price: $30.99 (Down from $49.99, save 38%)
Why we like it: Want something more sustainable than the cheap hand warmers sold at convenience stores and pro shops? These are a fantastic option if you’re in a cold weather climate. With many carts having USB plug ins, you’ll never run out of warmth.
FootJoy StaSof Winter Pair
Footjoy StaSof Winter Pair- $50. (Footjoy)
Price: $50
Why we like it: No matter the weather, having a good grip on the club is a necessity. These FJ winter gloves maintain a solid grip while keeping your hands warm.
TaylorMade Cart Mitts
TaylorMade Cart Mitts (TaylorMade)
Price: $34.99
Why we like it: A great option for riders and walkers alike, cart mitts form to the steering wheel for easy access. No need for hand warmers with these fleece lined mitts.
Under Armour Undeniable Handwarmer
Under Armour Undeniable Handwarmer (Amazon)
Price: $37.95
Why we like it: OK, maybe we just want to live out our cold weather quarterback fantasies. We can assure you that hand warmer belts are a fantastic option to keep your hands warm.
FootJoy – WinterSof golf glove pair
FootJoy WinterSof Glove (FootJoy)
Price: $23
Why we like it: Another top-tier winter option from FootJoy, the WinterSof is a step down from the premiere StaSof gloves. The main difference between the two is the WinterSof feels more like a rain glove compared to the StaSof’s more traditional feel.
Nike Pro Hyperwarm Hand Warmer
Nike Pro Hyperwarm Hand Warmer (DICK’S Sporting Goods)
Price: $35
Why we like it: Looking for the final touch to complete your Sunday Red look? Keep warm with Nike’s edition of the hand warmer belt.
Titleist Cart Mitts
Titleist Cart Mitts (PGA TOUR Superstore)
Price: $50
Why we like it: Much like the TaylorMade mitts, these Titleist cart mitts conform to any steering wheel. Also fleece lined, there isn’t a need for any extra hand warmers.
G-Tech – Sport 3.0 Heated Hand Warmer
G-Tech – Sport 3.0 Heated Hand Warmer (Amazon)
Price: $165
Why we like it: If you love high-tech gear, this is for you. The G-Tech heated hand warmer has made appearances at Ryder Cups and other fall and winter golf events.
Sun Mountain Cart Mitts
Sun Mountain Cart Mitts (GlobalGolf)
Price: $39.99
Why we like it: Water resistant with a fleece lining, these Sun Mountain mitts are a solid choice. They also feature a special pocket for hand warmers and velcro for easy access.
HotHands – Fleece Hand Muff
HotHands – Fleece Hand Muff (DICK’S Sporting Goods)
Price: $24.99
Why we like it: Specialized for hunters, you know this HotHands hand muff is made to stay warm for long periods of time. And hey, you’re always hunting for birdies, right?
PGA TOUR Hand Warmer
PGA TOUR Hand Warmer (PGA TOUR Superstore)
Price: $34.99
Why we like it: Not one to sport an extra logo? Check out the PGA Tour hand warmer belt. With many of the same features as the name brand belts, this hand warmer keeps it simple.
Callaway Thermal Grip, Cold Weather Golf Gloves
Callaway Thermal Grip, Cold Weather Golf Gloves (Amazon)
Price: $19.95 (Down from $24.99, save 20%)
Why we like it: Think back to your Little League baseball days with these Callaway gloves. We like the fleece lining and synthetic leather palm to keep the club in your hands no matter how cold it is.
