PING combines performance, warmth and style in new women’s AW26 collection

PING has unveiled its Autumn/Winter 2026 women’s apparel collection, combining technical performance, cold-weather protection and contemporary styling for golfers taking to the course throughout the colder months.

The new range features a comprehensive selection of outerwear, mid-layers, knitwear, polos, trousers and accessories, designed to give golfers the flexibility to adapt to changing conditions without compromising comfort or freedom of movement.

Leading the collection is the new Women’s AquaDrive waterproof suit, which PING describes as its most versatile women’s waterproof to date. The lightweight jacket and trousers are designed to provide reliable protection from the elements while allowing natural movement throughout the golf swing. An adjustable, packable hood adds further practicality when conditions deteriorate.

For cooler, drier days, the new Ines hybrid jacket provides lightweight warmth in a versatile design intended to work both on and off the golf course. The Annalise vest offers another insulating layer, using Clo® Pluma – a warm and breathable synthetic alternative to down – in a lightweight construction.

The Ursula hybrid fleece completes the collection of adaptable mid-layers, combining warmth and comfort without adding excessive bulk. Together, the three pieces provide golfers with a range of options for building a flexible layering system as temperatures change.

Knitwear also plays a prominent role in the AW26 collection, with the new Annette and Pamela sweaters introducing more lifestyle-led styling. Their contemporary designs are intended to complement the collection’s performance pieces while offering easy versatility beyond the golf course.

The Kaitlyn II Winter Trouser returns in refreshed colourways, adding further options for creating coordinated cold-weather outfits.

Completing the range is a selection of seasonal accessories, including the fleece-lined Beverley bobble hat and knitted Delia visor. The latter offers a distinctive winter-ready look and reflects the growing popularity of knitted visors, which were also seen at the 2026 Solheim Cup.

Check out the full range here