OUTERWEAR
Getting wet is part of the game from time to time – and in the winter it’s almost inevitable.
However, the last thing you want is to be soaked through from head-to-toe, especially
when a low-scoring round is within your reach. A good waterproof could prove a godsend.
PERFORMANCE and make sure the top doesn’t feel either LITTLE EXTRAS
Waterproofs that keep you dry but do too restrictive or too tent-like when you Trousers with waterproof zips or fleece-
not make you feel as if you are suffering get to the top of your backswing. Keep an lined pockets are bonuses that can make
from a fever can now be found at a eye out for extras such as stretch panels a big difference in poor weather.
variety of prices. If you are currently and removable sleeves.
using a waterproof that leaks or makes TECHNOLOGY
you uncomfortably hot you will be ADJUSTABILITY Gore-Tex may seem to be pretty pricey,
amazed at the difference a good model One of the advantages of buying a top- but this performance membrane does
can and will make. of-the-range model is that many of them offer seriously impressive levels of
can be adjusted in areas such as the protection, breathability and comfort.
FREEDOM chest, waist and cuff. This will allow for The latest Paclite version of the fabric
Take your time in the golf shop and try on maximum comfort during play and will promises similar benefits at just a
a number of jackets. Take practice swings ensure you have the perfect fit. fraction of the weight.
88 GOLF MONTHLY EQUIPMENT GUIDE 2008 IN ASSOCIATION WITH AMERICAN GOLF
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