The women's golf trousers gathered here cover the whole year: Golfino The Original in microfiber, Tech Light and thermal models, adidas Ultimate365 in ankle cut, Twistweave or Climawarm, Nike Dri-FIT Tour and Victory, Galvin Green April and the Puma Drylbl rain trousers. Cuts designed for swing rotation and for club dress codes.
Elegance and freedom of movement.
Golfino was founded in Hamburg in 1986 by Christel and Bernd Kirsten, a year after German golfer Bernhard Langer won the Masters. Initially a knitwear specialist, the brand made its mark in golf clothing with well-finished technical trousers. The Golfino The Original, made of microfibre, serves as a staple trouser for much of the year, while the thinner Tech Light is great for summer rounds.
For winter, the micro-thermal models and the Ultra Thermo are lined on the inside to keep warmth without annoying bulk during the swing, and the stretchable checked Techno brings a classic pattern that fits in with the spirit of the clubs.
Women's golf clothing also comes in:
All the clothing is gathered on the women's clothing page.
The Twistweave fabric from adidas uses twisted threads that act like small springs: the material stretches during the swing and then returns to its shape, without using elastane. The five-pocket version, cut to seven-eighths, combines it with a water-repellent finish that withstands passing showers. The Climawarm from adidas is aimed at cold days, and the Ankle cut stops at the ankle to show off the shoe.
At Nike, the Dri-FIT Tour relies on a technical fabric that wicks sweat away so that it dries faster, and the Victory offers a simple and versatile cut that's easy to wear from the practice to the club-house.
Golf trousers are chosen based on the waist and hip measurements, then checked in address position: with knees bent and body leaning forward, the waistband should neither sag at the back nor dig into the stomach. Models with a partially elastic waistband provide comfort for eighteen holes. The ideal length just brushes the top of the shoe without dragging on the heel, where wet grass quickly stains the bottom.
Women golfers looking for a high waist or larger size prefer a straight cut and a fabric that stretches in both directions, which follows the hip movement without pinching. The ankle cut solves the length issue for shorter sizes.
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A waterproof and breathable trouser, wide enough to slip over your outfit at the first spot of rain. The Puma Drylbl, designed for rain, keeps your legs dry while allowing your skin to breathe during the walk between holes.
At thirty degrees, inside out, with a gentle detergent and no fabric softener, which would clog the fibers and reduce the water-repellent effect. Hang it to dry: a tumble dryer that's too hot damages the fabric's elasticity.
No, models like the Golfino Ultra Thermo or the adidas Climawarm remain thin and breathable. They are suitable for winter mornings and windy days, then you switch back to a lighter trouser as temperatures rise.
Dress codes in clubs generally accept trousers that stop at the ankle, just like long trousers, as long as they maintain a smart look. Just check the club's rules, as some clubs can be stricter.
The high waist keeps the trouser in place when leaning during address or when picking up the ball, and the waistband doesn’t slip during your swing. When paired with stretchy fabric, it doesn't pinch your stomach at the end of the round.