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For many of us in the United States, Labor Day is unofficially the end of summer. Kids are back in school, football has kicked off, and baseball will be heading into the fall classic. As these blistering temperatures are (slowly) coming to end, many of us golfers will be able to take advantage of the cooler weather. Finally, playing a round of fall golf will not feel like playing on the sun\u2019s surface.<\/p>\n
With the seasons changing, playing a round of golf will require different gear. Even if the fall temps don\u2019t reach a record low, it still gets pretty chilly. Not having the right apparel will affect your golf game. Instead of focusing on hitting the ball, you\u2019ll be thinking about how cold you are because you wore shorts and a Dri-Fit polo. To help keep you comfortable on the course, we recommend buying this gear when playing in the fall.<\/p>\n
Wearing a baseball-style hat or visor is pretty standard in golf. It helps keep sweat at bay and blocks out the sun. The fall isn\u2019t quite cold enough yet to wear a beanie, so you\u2019ll be fine with a regular hat\/visor.<\/p>\n
Male and female golfers should look into long sleeve polos or quarter zips for cooler temps. Sometimes a brisk wind will roll through and you\u2019ll want a little extra warmth with a long sleeve. Just remember to look for polos that help keep in warmth (e.g. thermal-wear). Many of the popular golf brands have shirts that have moisture-wicking technology and thermal layers.<\/p>\n
News flash, summer is over and so are your shorts. As great as shorts are for June through August, they won\u2019t keep you comfy during the fall (unless you\u2019re in Florida, Arizona, or Nevada). Golf pants are definitely the way to go for fall golf.<\/p>\n
Often forgotten and hardly seen, socks play a significant role when playing in cooler weather. Why you may ask? Well, there is plenty of moisture (sweat) in your shoes when playing golf. Thin socks in colder weather will have your feet feeling like they will break off from frostbite. You don\u2019t want to think about your pinky toe breaking off while shooting for birdie do you? Of course not, do yourself a favor and wear thicker socks.<\/p>\n
This is where you get to be fancy and stand out during the fall. Not only will having a jacket or vest help keep you warm, but it\u2019ll help complete your golf look. There are a lot of choices you can go with, puffy vest, quarter-zip fleece, rain jacket, and hoodies. When shopping for these items, make sure they have thermal technology for the inner layers. And you may want to think about getting one that repels rain. It\u2019ll double up as a rain jacket for inclement weather.<\/p>\n
Have you ever booked a course you had no business being in, but it was a chance of a lifetime? Rain, sleet, and snow wouldn\u2019t stop you from playing (well, unless it\u2019s a hurricane)? Sometimes mother nature will try to ruin your plans. Sometimes the course temperatures will look like the mid-\u201950s, and then a cold snap drops it to 38 degrees. To help tough it out during a cold snap, you can pick up these items at your local golf shop.<\/p>\n
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