Sign up Closed: Galway Bay Rain Gear

This testing opportunity I would welcome with open arms. Living in Puerto Rico you can experience the tropical conditions everyday on the golf course. This rain gear can be a huge difference maker.

I’m a galvin green fan

I’m in Florida…summer months given for afternoon shower!!!!

Good luck to all who apply. I know I’ve been tempted to get some Galway gear after the previous test. Will be intrigued to hear how these compare. 

Definitely interested. I've always been shy to pull the trigger on something expensive that's going to sit in my bag most of the year. But it's time...

I would have loved to had this gear a couple months ago, when I started playing in light snow and finished the round in rain. In Va, we may not get as much rain as Washington state. But the weather can change at the drop of a hat. So we may start with sun but we could finish is rain. I would love the opportunity to test this equipment out, seeing how I don’t own rain gear at the moment. 

As a rules official this gear would get plenty of use.

As the UK (and especially Nottingham) has had the worst wet weather for the first three months of the year, it would be an absolute delight to be able to be a tester for you!

Super rain gear .

2 trips to Scotland held up perfect .

 

This would be great as I don't have any good rain gear currently. I'd be prepared for pop up showers here in Myrtle Beach, SC

Great testing opportunity. It used to never rain in NY. Now I feel it rains so much in the spring and summer. I usually don't play, but if this gear can keep you dry, it might be a game changer to play more golf.

"April showers brings May flowers!" is a true statement in Saskatchewan.   Add the strong winds that can occur in the Prairies and I feel like I'm golfing in the UK.  I have rain gear that is ok but it does not breath very well and is not very fashionable.   When golf fees are $100 here we golf rain or shine!  Would love to try Galway rain gear!

1 hour ago, Bill Galinas said:

Philadelphia cannot compete with Scotland or Ireland for bad weather, but I play in all but the most extreme rain.  Also, I play for my club in the Golf Association of Philadelphia interclub team matches.  Anyone who as played in them knows they have at least one Sunday that is unplayable due to extreme downpours but we have to finish.  I also play in cold and wind all winter long, I am seeking out some good weather gear. 

Great gear and they are having a sale right now if you don't get pick to review! I have been looking to add some more to my wardrobe you will not be disappointed!

I live in Newfoundland, Canada where the average annual precipitation is between 1200 mm and 1600 mm and average 30 kmph winds. My partner wears Calvin Green and I would love to compare this to his! 

Spring  time  in Pacific  northwest  would  be the ultimate test for wind,sleet,grapple, snow, wet. Brethability in material  is a must.

Truth be told, in the upstate of SC., we really don’t see a huge sudden ton of rain. I believe there might be some better testers out there for this product than I. God speed to all those that entered. 

If you’ve ever played golf on the Colorado front range in the late spring or early summer you need good rain gear for those daily afternoon thunderstorms. I’ve been largely happy with my last two sets, Sun Mountain and Callaway, but I’m always looking for something better.

Plenty of opportunity to test out this rain gear in Dublin. Would love to help to support Irish if possible!

Seattle is a pretty good place to test rain gear. When I travel to Arizona in the winter they all stay home if it rains. They’re always surprised when I show up to play in that weather. Then I explain that I live in Seattle , and if I don’t play in the rain, I don’t get to play as much. 

With three kids I can't be picky when it comes to weather if I want to play, so I frequently play in the rain. I own Galway Bay jacket based on previous MGS reviews and I am very curious if they could reach that waterproof rating without impacting performance. I know Outdry was able to do it in footwear, but fabrics are a different ballgame. A pic of my son with my Galway Bay jacket in Galway Ireland.

 

Western Pa cannot compete with the rain in Florida, Scotland, or Ireland. But, it is spring and daily could go from 36* at 6:00am to 60* at noon. We often get the “not hard enough to make you quit but (rain) ain’t stopping anytime soon” rains. 
 

Besides, I’m willing to stand in the yard with my clubs and let my wife and daughter go crazy with the hose if we hit a dry spell! LOL

 

Bigger question is do they make their stuff in a 3xl or 4xl to fit someone 6’4” and 350 pounds?

Another great testing opportunity for quality High-end gear. I hope that everybody that gets selected can see the value in these! 

My rain gear is outdated and needs to be replaced. It rains heavy here in Florida, so would be very interested in testing Galway’s latest! 

This has been a terrible month for rain in Southeastern Va.  Rain gear would have been very beneficial.  Thanks for the opportunity to try a set.

Hurry. Rain in my forecast for the next 2 weeks!  Interested in how the pants perform when the rain stops.