Help - Search - Members - Calendar
Full Version: Golf Base layers
GolfWRX.com > Golf Swings, Styles, Travel, Leisure > Golf Style and Fashion (Shoes, Clothes, etc)
danielscho
Do any of you Guys and Gals wear base layers when you play (under armour, canterbury etc..), its just ive been wearing them all year due to the always changing climate in the UK.
I have ones for when its hot to keep you cool and ones for when its cold to keep you warm. They are fantastic, lightweight, non-obstructive, you dont even know that your wearing them.
Be intrested to known if anyone else wheres them especialy over seas in warm climate as well as in the UK
Thanks
Bushy
Dont wear them but it sounds like a good excuse to buy some with the winter coming
chesterrc
Its a must have in Seattle during the winter time.
chesterrc
Does anyone know of any other similar shirts, same material, but that are cheaper than Under Armour?

I know Nike and Reebok have their versions of the compression, moisture wicking shirts.


Here is what I have found after some looking around:

Eastbay has Nike Mens Pro Basic LS tops for 24.99

Here are some Under Armour LS shirts made for zero restriction movement for 39.95

This is a brand called Players Edge, for 19.99.


Im looking to pick some up for the winter golf season.

Anyone know of other brands?
noodle3872
You may find the shirts with similar technology but you will never find the quality of Under Armour. UA's products are damn near indestructable.

Mike
beninfluence
Adidas have just launched one.
We're selling them @ £24.99
(ClimaCompressionThermal - LS mock)
kyleachan
under armour and nike pro are a must have in canada
M0stly Harm13ss
I think it's time to buy some of these tops for the winter.

Can anyone help with sizing, I know that you are supposed to go with your normal clothes size, but I'm a large in some stuff, medium in others (41" chest 34" waist). I have a couple of large Nike Compression tops which seem to fit OK, so I'm sort of leaning that way, but would like an opinion from someone who actually owns one.
villa
These sort of tops are ideal for the winter months, especially when the wind is strong.

I wear one made by Gore. I bought one to play football (soccer) in and it was so light/flexible/breathable that I bought a couple for golf. It means that unless it's absolutely freezing I can still wear a short sleeve shirt to play in and i'm still warm.

I don't know if they have their own website but I got them from www.prodirect.com. They specialise in football equipment but search for undergarments and you'll find them. They also sell Nike, Adidas and Under Armour so you can compare.

As far as sizing goes i'd recommend going a size down. They're meant to be fairly tight and it doesn't matter if you've got a bit of a belly because you've got something over the top.

Stay warm guys!
PowerPenguin
QUOTE(Bushy @ Sep 1 2006, 09:04 AM) [snapback]275902[/snapback]

Dont wear them but it sounds like a good excuse to buy some with the winter coming


Definately! I will be investing.

PP
Big D McGee
I always wear base layers in winter, since I pretty much play unless there's snow on the ground. I've played in 30 degree weather, no problem. It's usually this:

Long sleeve thin Under Armour shirt
Oversize polo shirt
sleeveless wind shirt

As long as I wear a hat and gloves, it keeps me warm enough 'cause I always walk in the fall/winter.
PowerPenguin
I noticed Robert Karlsson was wearing some Canterbury ones this week in the World Matchplay.

PP
This is a "lo-fi" version of our main content. To view the full version with more information, formatting and images, please click here.
Invision Power Board © 2001-2009 Invision Power Services, Inc.