11 golf hoodies that channel big Scottie Scheffler energy

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Love it or loathe it, the  golf hoodie, stylish and controversial as it is in equal measure, is here to stay. The thought of wearing a hoodie on the golf course almost seemed criminal only five years ago, but 2025 has seen the garment well and truly hit the golf wear mainstream, with players now regularly donning at some of the world's most prestigious tournemants. 

What's more, the golf hoodie has the official endorsement of the world's best player, with Scottie Scheffler now routinely seen in them during major championship play.

And why shouldn't it? With sneaker-style golf shoes now well and truly the norm and golf club dress codes relaxing worldwide, it feels like a natural step forward for golf fashion to embrace a garment that has so long stood for easy comfort, versatility, and lightweight protection from changeable weather.

Thankfully, most big golf apparel brands have caught up, with most of the sportswear giants and a handful of smaller forward thinking labels releasing their own take on the golf hoodie in recent years.

And as the weather turns cool and the skies grey over once more, we thought the onset of Autumn golf represented the perfect time to pull together a list of our favourite course-ready hoodies to get in your rotation. Of course, it only makes sense to start with the most iconic golf hoodie of all.

The best golf hoodies for 2025

Nike Tour Dri-Fit Golf Hoodie

Price: £79.99

The choice of Scottie Scheffler himself, so if it's good enough for the World No.1 then it's good enough for you.

This golf-specific hoodie has a slightly slimmer cut on the arms and through the torso to avoid bogging you down with additional fabric, while the soft polyester fleece is engineered with Nike's signature Dri-Fit to provide the perfect balance of warmth, breathability and comfort in the heat of battle.

Shop now: £79.99 from Nike

Puma Boulder 2.0 Hoodie

Price: £65

Now a mainstay in the Puma Golf collection, the Boulder range of outerwear comprises some of the best value functional layering pieces money can buy. 

The Boulder 2.0 hoodie is no exception, made from an ultra-soft, double-knit jacquard material that has an exceptionally premium look and feel, and importantly layers easily under a waterproof outer shell if required. It's also 50% recycled, meaning you can tee up more while keeping your impact on the planet low.

DryCell technology woven into the fabric keeps things dry, warm and breezy, while the addition of side pockets keep your tees, ball markers and essentials close at hand. 

Shop now: £65 from Puma

Manors Golf Organic Hoodie

Price: £95

Probably the most casual option on this list, the Organic Hoodie from rising British golf wear brand Manors also stands alone as the coziest, coolest, and probably the most sustainable. 

Prioritising everyday comfort over out and out functionality, it's woven from a soft organic cotton with a looser cut for relaxing after your round, while neat touches like an underarm gusset ensure it remains flexible and breathable for range sessions and casual rounds.

Shop now: £95 from Manors Golf

Sun Day Red 3D Merino Wool Hoodie

Price: $200

Brand new to the Sun Day Red range as part of the brand's new AW25 collection, Sun Day Red's take on the golf hoodie is one of the most luxurious on this list. The 3D Merino Wool blend is buttery soft and incredibly warm, designed to meet Tiger Woods' own exacting standards on the range and in the gym. Per Tiger himself, the forearms are purposefully tapered and engineered with additional stretch to sit more naturally above a golf glove.

Shop now: $200 from Sun Day Red

Under Armour Playoff Hoodie

Price: £65

Constructed from anti-pick, anti-pill fabric, this Under Armour hoodie is incredibly soft, very stretchy, and keeps things casual with Under Armour's signature branding displayed proudly on the chest. As the name suggests, this mid-layer hoodie is on the thinner side, providing warmth on cooler days but remaining slim and lightweight enough to don under a jacket if the weather turns. 

The material is also highly breathable and does a fantastic job of wicking sweat away from high-friction areas, ensuring you can remain cool and comfortable on the course.

Shop now: £65 from Under Armour

Peter Millar Pine Performance Hoodie

Price: £120

Peter Millar's Pine hoodie is a perfect example of how the North Carolina brand combines traditional designs and brings them up to date for modern performance. While the hoodie is a relatively new addition to the golfing wardrobe, the Pine Performance is, true to Peter Millar's aesthetic probably the most formal option on this list.

Constructed from soft fabric with a jersey front and micro-waffle back, this hoodie is exceptionally comfortable and performs just as well as it looks. 

The athletic fit is flattering without being restrictive, while the material is thin, light and breathable, making it an excellent layer for summer months or a layering option for when temperatures begin to drop. 

Shop now: £120 from Peter Millar

FootJoy Textured Knit Hoodie

Price: £95

Combining a more textural feel with plenty of lightweight comfort, FootJoy's Textured Knit hoodie covers all the bases with understated style. 

The hoodie itself is lightweight, breathable, very comfy, and provides a flattering cut. The textured knit material makes for a nice change-up compared to the more restrained hoodies on this list, making for a more premium look that stands out when worn alone.

Constructed from 100% polyester, it's breathable, quick-drying and easy to care for, and is ideal for stashing in your golf bag for when temperatures begin to cool. Benefitting from four way stretch and moisture wicking technology, this hoodie is an excellent performer that also looks the part. 

Shop now: £95 from FootJoy

J.Lindeberg Kolton Cashmere Hoodie

Price: £199

£200 for a hoodie ain't cheap, but when you're forking out for Cashmere, you're investing in something just that little bit more special. The sustainably sourced combination of Merino Wool and Cashmere in the Kolton Hoodie is incredibly soft, has natural anti-odour qualities and makes the perfect insulator from wind and light rain.

Shop now: £199 from J.Lindeberg

Reflo Clyde Hoodie

Price: £79

Rising sustainable sportswear brand Reflo, famously part-owned as it is by Harry Kane, is quietly making some of our favourite everyday performance apparel right now, with a huge collection of gear that does well by the planet and performs as well on the golf course as it does in the gym.

The brands' Marle finish Clyde hoodie is just one such example, made with 88% certified recycled polyester with a touch of extra jersey spandex for added stretch and an ultra soft feel. It'll very quickly become your daily go-to for errands and range sessions alike.

Shop now: £79 from Reflo

Uniqlo C Oversized Hoodie

Price: £34.90

Already well-renowned for their high-quality, affordable basics, Uniqlo's enduring partnership with Adam Scott is a testament to how well their products translate to life on the course. This minimalist hoodie, designed by high fashion maestro Claire Weight Keller for their more elevated Uniqlo C collection, is made with a soft poly cotton, slouchy in just the right way and incredibly comfortable. It also comes in an array of tasteful neutrals for everyday wear.

Shop now: £34.90 from Uniqlo

Adidas COLD.RDY Full-Zip Hoodie

Price: £90

Adidas curiously doesn't offer a golf-specific hoodie at the time of writing, but as you can imagine, the brand's extensive range of sportswear offers are plenty of options to choose from. Our pick is the training-focused COLD.RDY Full-Zip Hoodie, which is expensive by the standards of the Three Stripes, but offers plenty of added insulation to make it a go-to for casual winter rounds. The COLD.RDY fabric adds layers of extra insulation for cooler climates, with additional AEROREADY Ventilation to stop things getting too sweaty when the sun comes back out. 

Designed mostly for the rigours of strength training and functional fitness, its thinner cut and stretchy materials also ensure plenty of comfort and mobility throughout the swing as well.

Things to consider when buying a golf hoodie

Material

Different materials offer different characteristics, so it's key to consider what your hoodie is made of when you make a purchase.

Most modern garments are made primarily from polyester, but cotton and wool do still have their place in the market. Polyester is our favoured material due to its stretch, moisture-wicking properties, and breathability. The synthetic material is also straightforward to care for and will hold its shape and colour incredibly well.

Cotton and wool both deliver perhaps a more traditional feel and look, but don't provide the same level of versatility and functionality as polyester, elastane or a variety of other modern synthetics. Typically also more expensive, the natural materials also tend to lose their shape and colour more quickly.

Functionality

The hoodie category is quite a broad one, and different styles and designs will favour certain conditions and environments, so the functionality of the garment is vital to consider.

If you regularly play in a cooler climate where wind and rain play a big factor, selecting a hoodie that's water-resistant and well-insulated should be your main priority.

Alternatively, some hoodies are much more breathable and lightweight, making them an ideal choice for golfers looking for something nice and easy to stash in their bag in case the temperature starts to dip slightly mid-round.

Price

Price is key to consider when buying almost everything, and golfing hoodies are not exempt. Ranging quite dramatically from around £40 to close to £130, finding the price point that suits your budget is essential.

While the more expensive mid-layers on this list certainly deliver the quality and comfort you would expect from the price tag, you can still find excellent value and performance from every item on this list.

If you're someone who only likes to play once or twice a year, then perhaps a £200 quarter zip might not be the wisest money you've ever spent, but if you're a serious golfer who demands the absolute best in style and performance from their clothing, then the more expensive items in this guide are undoubtedly well worth your consideration.