From a waterproof shell to insulated stretch layers, these four women’s golf jackets offer different answers to autumn weather, with prices from £69.95.
A chilly first tee, a breezy back nine and a forecast of rain do not all call for the same jacket. Before choosing another layer, think about the job it needs to do: keep rain out, cut the wind or add warmth while leaving room to swing.
Our autumn golf jacket edit brings together four options from J.Lindeberg, Galvin Green, Pure Golf and Island Green. There are two more technical outer layers and two insulated choices below £70. This is a selection based on the brands’ product information, rather than a wear-tested comparison; the distinction between waterproof and water-repellent matters.
For Rain: J.Lindeberg Bryn Rain Jacket
Brindle | £230
The Bryn is the waterproof shell in this selection. J.Lindeberg specifies a 20,000mm waterproof rating, taped seams and four-way mechanical stretch, making rain protection its clear point of difference. A two-way front zip lets you adjust the opening, while the cuffs can be tightened at the wrists.
The Brindle colour is a quieter alternative to black or navy, with pale piping defining the shoulders. Think of it as an outer shell to wear over the layers you need for the temperature, rather than a padded jacket chosen primarily for warmth.
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For Wind And Cold: Galvin Green Lydia
Storm Blue | £239
If wind and a drop in temperature are your main concerns, Lydia offers a different approach. Galvin Green describes it as windproof, with a water-repellent finish and recycled-polyester padding. That finish should not be confused with the waterproof construction of the Bryn.
Stretch fabric, elasticated cuffs and an adjustable hem are useful details for a jacket intended to move with you. The two-way zip also gives you another way to adjust the fit at the front. Storm Blue brings a lift of colour to a darker autumn outfit without relying on an all-over print.
For Insulated Coverage: Pure Golf Jessica
Navy | £69.99
Jessica combines insulation with stretch panels, offering a lower-priced option for golfers looking for warmth and ease of movement. Its navy colour makes it straightforward to work into an existing wardrobe, while the quilted front gives the otherwise simple design some texture.
This is a useful direction if you want an insulated layer without moving into the price bracket of the two technical jackets above. Choose it for its warmth-and-stretch combination; we are not presenting it as a substitute for a waterproof rain shell.
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For Quilted Warmth: Island Green Quilted Padded Jacket
Dark Blue | £69.95
Island Green’s option puts padding across the body and upper arms, with four-way-stretch panels at the sides and underarms. The brand also specifies a brushed inner surface on those stretch panels. It is another warmth-focused choice, rather than a jacket selected for a stated waterproof rating.
The contrasting front zip gives this dark-blue version a crisp finish. Zipped pockets and inner cuffs add practical touches. At almost the same price as Jessica, the choice is less about saving a few pence and more about which cut, quilting and panel arrangement you prefer.
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Choose For The Round You Play
Start with the forecast and what is already in your wardrobe. For wet rounds, look first at the waterproof shell. For wind and cold, consider the padded windproof option. For extra insulation on cooler days, compare the two stretch-panel jackets and the fit you prefer over your usual top.
If you only need warmth around your body, our autumn golf gilets edit offers another way to layer.
Prices checked on 28 September 2026. Prices and size availability may change.
