If you think golf fashion peaked with tartan trousers and knitted vests, PING would like to have a word. The new PING AW25 men’s golf apparel collection has landed, and it’s armed with enough tech, tailoring, and weatherproof wizardry to make even Mother Nature consider a lay-up. It’s a range that blends proper golf performance with design details sharper than a Scotty Cameron putter edge.

At the heart of this season’s launch is a complete rethink of waterproofs. PING has introduced three new jackets that could probably survive a hurricane, or at the very least, a particularly bad day at Hoylake.

First up, the Impervious Jacket – a 20,000mm-rated waterproof that’s so soft and quiet you might forget you’re wearing it.

That’s thanks to a flexible 3-layer knitted fabric with 20,000 g/m² breathability and a seam-free underarm design, which means you can actually swing without feeling like you’re wrapped in bin liners.

Perfect for those sideways-rain Saturdays when the rest of your fourball suddenly “remembers” they have other plans.

Then there’s the AquaDrive Jacket – a featherweight 2.5-layer masterpiece designed for comfort, protection, and keeping you cool when the competition heats up. Its half-zip sibling, the AquaDrive Half-Zip Jacket, offers the same tech in a pullover style – perfect for wet and windy rounds where you want less bulk but all the coverage.

Both come with matching AquaDrive Pants in black or navy, delivering full-kit waterproofing at 10,000mm and breathability at a whopping 30,000 g/m². Translation: you’ll stay dry without sweating like you’ve just carried your own bag for 18.

The Norse Series also gets an upgrade with the Norse Cocoon Jacket – a PrimaLoft®-insulated, stretch-friendly winter fortress that’ll keep you toasty without turning you into the Michelin Man.

For those who prefer a little less coverage but the same performance, the Norse Cocoon Vest steps up as the ultimate layering option.

For the mid-layer crowd, there’s the Astbury half-zip hybrid fleece – the first PING garment to use Clo® Insulation with Vivo Extreme technology. That means extreme breathability, four-way stretch, and a zoned construction that plays as well in winter winds as it does under a waterproof. Pair it with the AquaDrive Jacket, and you’re basically wearing a golf-ready suit of armour.

If hoods are your thing, PING has introduced the Nexa – a wind-beating, water-resistant fleece with a camouflage pattern knitted into the fabric. Stylish enough for the clubhouse, technical enough for the back nine in a gale.

Of course, no collection is complete without a couple of standout polos. The Julian Polo delivers three print options – PING Eye Mark micro dot, multicoloured mini flag, and brush stroke camo – all powered by SensorCool® tech to move moisture and keep you comfortable.