armour248 26 Posted February 11, 2019 Share Posted February 11, 2019 Jay, Illinois Secondhand Zero Restriction Gore-Tex set I've played entire 4+ hour rounds in consistent rain and dozens of rounds where torrential downpours came in and wiped the course out for the rest of the day. 100 rounds per year in the Midwest will present plenty of opportunities for heavy precipitation Link to post Share on other sites
IsaakR 0 Posted February 11, 2019 Share Posted February 11, 2019 Isaak/Illinois Light Windbreaker Constant downpour where we couldn't see the flag is it was more than 200 yards away Link to post Share on other sites
Eazy37 3 Posted February 11, 2019 Share Posted February 11, 2019 Eric / Kansas FootJoy #9 degrees and enough to accumulate 2 inches in 2 hours Epic Sub Zero X Epic 3 wood X Titleist 19 and 21 degree hybrids PXG 0311 5-W Vokey 48, 54, 60 TItleist 6m Futura Titleist Prov 1x Link to post Share on other sites
Fernand Lachapelle 0 Posted February 11, 2019 Share Posted February 11, 2019 Fern from Northern Canada Rain suit Chorophyl would love to try the lined suit. Rain a little chili up here Link to post Share on other sites
Sean McGurk 0 Posted February 11, 2019 Share Posted February 11, 2019 Sean McGurk Pennsylvania Currently using Nike Storm Gear. Worst rain I ever played in was in Ireland at Doonbeg. It was cold, windy and raining sideways. Definitely could use better rain gear. Link to post Share on other sites
Cole Hallum 0 Posted February 11, 2019 Share Posted February 11, 2019 Cole from Cary, North Carolina. I currently use a few different selections from Peter Millar and Travis Mathew Pullovers, although not truly "rain gear." The rain season in North Carolina is truly year round and unpredictable, in stating such, I have played in rain so heavy they had to pull us from the course. Playing in the rain in NC is nothing unusual, and therefore having the opportunity to test authentic rain gear would provide a great opportunity for myself and fellow golf enthusiasts that are always attempting to brave the storm. Link to post Share on other sites
Alecchaseevans 15 Posted February 11, 2019 Share Posted February 11, 2019 Alec- Dallas, TX Nike rain resistant jacket and standard golf pants. February 2018, I had committed to take a day off and play some golf on a random weekday. I had planned it out two weeks in advance for work sake. The day finally arrived, unfortunately it was 35 degrees, raining and miserable. Don’t forget, Texas winters bring NASTY 15-20mph wind. A normal human would’ve rescheduled, but I persisted on. Was it smart? No. Was it worth it? Hell no. Would it have been better with appropriate winter/rain gear? Most certainly. Texas winters are the perfect test for this gear. 🌧🥶 Driver: M6 with Graphite Design TourAD IZ 7x 3W: TS2 15.75° with Tensei AV Blue 65s 3H: TS2 19° with Tensei AV Blue 70s 4i-PW, AW: i210 with KBS 130x Wedges: Titleist Vokey SM7 55°, 60° (M-grind, 8° bounce) Putter: 2019 Phantom X7 Link to post Share on other sites
DerekTKC 0 Posted February 11, 2019 Share Posted February 11, 2019 Derek Chow from Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada Avid golfer, weekend warrior ( 8 hdcp) I always golf in the rain with the exception of a thunderstorm. My wife only allows me to play one day each summer weekend so i am almost out there regardless. I will golf in as cold as 5 degrees Celcius and as hot as mid 40s degrees Celcius. Right now, i have been using a footjoy rain shirtfor rainy summer days and for down pours, i use a Sunice gortex rain suit. There are aome significant draw backs for both. Footjoy rainshirt is not waterproof and is good only for a short period of time (on and off rain in the summer). When it's hot outside, it will stink along with sweat and require washing right after the round. For my sunice Gortex suit, it's nor very breathable in the summer and it's good for fall time. In terms of swinging a club with it...sometimes the sleeves get in the way. I feel like i made an uninformed decision before buying it. I'd love to try a golf rain suit out before buying one. Mygolfspy..i hope i can test out the Galway Bay rainsuit and providean in depth review for the community. Link to post Share on other sites
Primal_Screamer 0 Posted February 11, 2019 Share Posted February 11, 2019 1.Kevin from Austin, Texas 2.some old hand me down footjoy feom mu father 3. It rains and floods in austin a lot. This never stops me Link to post Share on other sites
genuflect82 0 Posted February 11, 2019 Share Posted February 11, 2019 1. Inwon, VA 2. Nike jacket 3. pouring heavy rain 45 degree weather. played 17 holes. Cobra F9 9.0 Driver w/HZRDUS smoke 60 6.5 Titleist TS2 16.5 Wood w/HZRDUS smoke 70 6.5 Ping G410 19 Hybrid w/Ventus Blue 9 X Titleist 818 H2 23 Hybrid w/Accra TZ5 Proto 95 X Ben Hogan PTX Pro 4-7, ICON 8-P w/x100 Ben Hogan Equalizer Wedges 52/58 w/x100 Scotty Cameron Special Select SquareBack Newport 2 Putter Link to post Share on other sites
hus3695 0 Posted February 11, 2019 Share Posted February 11, 2019 Husani Redding from Wisconsin Under Armor rain jacket Footjoy rain pants Torrential downpours, where the cart might float away Link to post Share on other sites
kenv996 0 Posted February 11, 2019 Share Posted February 11, 2019 Ken Seattle, WA Current Gear - Bobby Jones Jacket and rain Pants Bandon Dunes...Horizontal rain for 3 days with 20-40 mph winds. Also...50 % of the time at my home club in Seattle. Play weekly October through April Link to post Share on other sites
pritchie 0 Posted February 11, 2019 Share Posted February 11, 2019 13 hours ago, GolfSpy Barbajo said: (4) TESTERS WANTED!! Galway Bay Rain Gear Looked kinda cold and wet out there at Pebble over the weekend, didn't it? I'd guess staying warm and dry as a spectator would be pretty important, wouldn't you? And never mind the players! I'd guess a lot of folks tripled up on pants at Pebble - some long johns, regular pants and them some pull-on rain pants. That's three pair of pants (if you count the long johns). Would just one pair of warm, waterproof pants be a better way to go? That's what Galway Bay thinks, and they say their pants are just the ticket. TESTERS WANTED! Galway Bay came out of nowhere to tie for top honors in MyGolfSpy's Best Rain Gear testing last year. Our testers loved the fact the rain pants were actual pants, with belt loops, pockets, a zipper - you know, pants - that were also waterproof. the rain jacket was a top performer as well, with plenty of ease of movement, lightweight and snazzy looking. That's what our testers thought, but we want to know what YOU think. That's why we're looking for FOUR of you to test, review and keep a set of Galway Bay rain gear - fitted, waterproof slacks and a rain jacket (valued at a over $470). This review opportunity is open to any avid golfer in the US or Canada who's not averse to playing in a little rain. HOW TO APPLY: As you know, we take our Forum Member testing VERY seriously here at MyGolfSpy, so please read this instructions VERY carefully and apply ONLY in this thread (applying in the Comments section of the blog, while a nice gesture, doesn't count). To apply, please tell us the following: 1. First name/home state or province 2. Current rain gear 3. Worst rain you've ever played in We'll be announcing our testers in this thread next week, so make sure to check back to see if you've been selected. Good luck! Patrick Virginia Footjoy Heavy rain, sleet, even snow Link to post Share on other sites
MrKallander 4 Posted February 11, 2019 Share Posted February 11, 2019 1. Nik / Washington State 2. Green Island waterproof pants, Mt. Hardware rain shell 3. The Home Course in DuPont, WA last year this time of year - started with slight breeze thru 4, started to sprinkle on the 5th, poured on the 6th, had to retreat to the clubhouse on 7 due to lightning. Resumed after an hour delay got thru to 15 when it just started to rain, then poured on 17, pushed thru to 18 when it started to snow but was able to finish up - made it to the 19th hole for a hot toddy! Nik 22 hcp and dropping (started at 33), 105 mph driver SS Srixon z565 9.5* w/Rogue I/O 60 stiff w/ 13 gram wght - 44.5"- D11sw -GP Tour Velvet Callaway GBB 15* w/Rogue I/O 70 stiff - 42.5" - GP Tour Wrap Titleist 915h 17* set @20* flat w/ Rogue Black 85H stiff 40.5" - GP Tour Velvet Titleist 915h 21* set @ 23* flat Speeder Motore Tour Spec 8.8 - 40"- GP Tour Velvet Srixon z565 irons 5-6 C-Taper Lite stiff, Srixon z765 irons PW-7 iron C-Taper Lite stiff - irons 9 thru 4 @ -1/2", PW thru 60* @ 35" all std lie w/GP Tour Wrap Vokey SM6 50*/8 F grind DG S200, 56*/10 F grind DG S200, 60*/8 M grind DG S200 Ping Sigma Ketch B - 33" w/Superstroke Pistol GTR grip - gaming ProV1x Link to post Share on other sites
Gridiron Golfer 4 Posted February 11, 2019 Share Posted February 11, 2019 1. Brandon- Dallas, Texas 2. Nike Repel Golf Pants with Nike HyperShield HyperAdapt Jacket 3. Tierra Verde in Arlington, TX. 45 degrees, 17mph wind, constant rain for 15 holes. Clears up on last 3 holes. From Cleats to Clubs Link to post Share on other sites
PBH3 6 Posted February 11, 2019 Share Posted February 11, 2019 1. Brennan/Virginia 2. Footjoy 3. 30mph wind, raining sideways at Ballybunion Driver- Cobra Fly-Z+ 10* Fairway- Taylormade RBZ Stage 2 TP, 16.5* Hybrid- Taylormade RBZ, 19* Irons- Taylormade RSi2, 4-PW Wedges- Acer XB, 50*, 54* and 58* *All have Golf Pride Tour Velvet midsize grips with an extra wrap Putter- Ping B60 (Superstroke grip) Link to post Share on other sites
IrishRed11 0 Posted February 11, 2019 Share Posted February 11, 2019 (edited) 13 hours ago, GolfSpy Barbajo said: (4) TESTERS WANTED!! Galway Bay Rain Gear Looked kinda cold and wet out there at Pebble over the weekend, didn't it? I'd guess staying warm and dry as a spectator would be pretty important, wouldn't you? And never mind the players! I'd guess a lot of folks tripled up on pants at Pebble - some long johns, regular pants and them some pull-on rain pants. That's three pair of pants (if you count the long johns). Would just one pair of warm, waterproof pants be a better way to go? That's what Galway Bay thinks, and they say their pants are just the ticket. TESTERS WANTED! Galway Bay came out of nowhere to tie for top honors in MyGolfSpy's Best Rain Gear testing last year. Our testers loved the fact the rain pants were actual pants, with belt loops, pockets, a zipper - you know, pants - that were also waterproof. the rain jacket was a top performer as well, with plenty of ease of movement, lightweight and snazzy looking. That's what our testers thought, but we want to know what YOU think. That's why we're looking for FOUR of you to test, review and keep a set of Galway Bay rain gear - fitted, waterproof slacks and a rain jacket (valued at a over $470). This review opportunity is open to any avid golfer in the US or Canada who's not averse to playing in a little rain. HOW TO APPLY: As you know, we take our Forum Member testing VERY seriously here at MyGolfSpy, so please read this instructions VERY carefully and apply ONLY in this thread (applying in the Comments section of the blog, while a nice gesture, doesn't count). To apply, please tell us the following: 1. First name/home state or province 2. Current rain gear 3. Worst rain you've ever played in We'll be announcing our testers in this thread next week, so make sure to check back to see if you've been selected. Good luck! Nigel South-East Ireland Played in torrential rain several times, remember once in Carrick On Suir GC, several of our members losing their ball on the fairway due to the terrible rain destroying the course. Holding onto the clubs was difficult that day, hands were numb with cold. Current rain gear is Callaway, also bring it to soccer, rugby & hurling matches, has saved me from many a soaking. Last year, attending several hurling matches in October, November, it is essential equipment when travelling. Edited February 11, 2019 by IrishRed11 Forgot a piece of info Link to post Share on other sites
Xcollier 0 Posted February 11, 2019 Share Posted February 11, 2019 Alex/Illinois sun mountain/foot joy worst rain- cold late October near Chicago rain began on hole fourteen while walking. Decent round going and had to finish. No one would admit it was uncomfortable. Link to post Share on other sites
Buiseed 0 Posted February 11, 2019 Share Posted February 11, 2019 1. First name/home state or province : Ed / Massachusetts 2. Current rain gear: Three Galvin Green Jackets and One Galvin Green Rain Trousers 3. Worst rain you've ever played in : Living in New England, I do my best to play year round including sub-freezing temps. It also means I get caught in the unpredictable New England weather many times. I don't mind playing in the rain at all and most recently got caught in a downpour at TPC Hartford. Probably about 2-3 inches of heavy rain in a short amount of time. The course called us in but we kept playing for an additional 5 holes. Fairways, Greens and sand traps. We really wanted to finish. I love the Galvin Green gear, but would also love to try the Galway Bay. Especially for the "fitted" pants. Link to post Share on other sites
Jvgolfcoach 7 Posted February 11, 2019 Share Posted February 11, 2019 Brian California Adidas provisional Rain jacket rain Pant 2017 Encino golf course ranking round for the team that i coach for. Steady down pour the whole round. But when golf season hits you have to play! Link to post Share on other sites
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