Sun Mountain Colter Jacket Review

[Tarheelvolvo]

Since everyone was bundled up at the Masters until Sunday, thought this review by Golf Monthly was pretty timely. Looks like a nice jacket, comfortable when swinging a club, and some wind resistance. Won't replace your rain gear, but still good for those late fall, early spring rounds when you need something to take the bite out of the wind/cold for early starts.

What do you guys use for late fall/early spring rounds to stay warm between shots...or even to wear the entire time?

Full article review:
https://www.golfmonthly.com/reviews/apparel/sun-mountain-colter-jacket-review

 

[bellken]

From late fall through early spring (temps below 50), I wear an Adidas Climawarm Dot quarter-zip (it is a few years old) under a Sunderland Goretex Rain Jacket (also, a few years old). I am likely to wear it the entire time, but, if it warms up, I may, either take off the rain jacket, or, wear a wind breaker - Zero Restriction Cloud jacket (also, a few years old). fwiw, I have insulated golf jackets - Adidas Climaheat Primaloft, and, Ping Norse 2, but, I prefer to mix and match my middle and outer layers. The insulated golf jackets get too warm, when, I walk.

[Tarheelvolvo]

Agree with the mix and match approach @bellken

i played in central VA on 4/2 and it was 38 at tee time! Had a shirt, 1/4zip pullover and a down jacket to wear between shots, lol! At the turn i was very comfortable without the jacket, but it sure was s chilly start. 

 

thinking a jacket like the Colter would have been a good fit for a day like that!