Best Golf Mitts 2024

+ Very easy to put on
+ 100% recycled materials
- Only one color

These excellent mittens from adidas will keep your hands nice and warm from the first tee shot to the last putt. I loved the simple looking design, although I wish there were more colors available, and they are very easy to put on or take off, which is one of the most influential factors on gauging the performance of mittens. Who wants to waste time with inefficient golf accessories right?

This is thanks to the elastic at the wrists and the roomy fit inside which has a polar fleece lining to really keep out the cold. I also liked the grippy palm too. Overall a very good product that will give ample protection during those winter rounds.

+ Easy to put on over golf glove
+ Comfortable fit
- Only available in black

If you’re prone to losing the feeling in your fingers when the temperature drops, the Gullane mittens – a fine name for a pair of winter mitts – will keep them nice and toasty.

They’re generously sized, which makes them easy to pull on and off over your golf glove as you play. It’s also easy to find the correct slots for your thumb and fingers, so you don’t have to faff around searching for the right fit. Once they’re on, you’ll enjoy a really soft and comfortable feel from a material that is 100% polyester and water repellent. On the outside, they feature a smooth padding, which helps with grip when you’re pushing/pulling a trolley around the course.

+ Knitted cuff for wrist
+ Individual finger slots
- Harder to put on and take off

Now these are some winter golf mittens to get excited about they are packed full of extra tech to help keep your hands warm. From the knitted hem that will keep the wind away from your wrist, to the somewhat surprising individual finger and thumb spaces within the glove.

It means that each of your digits become encased in a soft and warm inner lining rather than within standard mittens where there is just a large void. The only issue with all this extra technology is that it does become a little bit fiddlier to put on and remove the gloves… but that is probably us being a little picky.

+ Very easy to get on and off during play
+ Water repellent
- Not as warmly snug as other mittens

Some really excellent performers, these winter mittens are very easy to get on and off your hands. The internal area within the mitten is a simple void but with fleecy inner, meaning that they will not be the warmest mittens on the market, but will certainly keep hands warm on a bitter day. They also feature a handy clip on their wrist which can be used to tie the gloves together or even attach them to your golf bag or trolley. One other great feature is that they have an elastic wrist band that allows air to flow through to your hands keeping them well ventilated while wearing the gloves. These mittens are an excellent product at a very affordable price point.

+ Warm inner fleece liner
+ Sections for all fingers
- Can be a faff taking on and off

The Ping Cart Mittens are an extremely warm pair of hybrid mitts/gloves that are wind and water resistant. They offer up a real wow factor when you try them on thanks to an inner glove section separating all five fingers along with an elasticated fleece top section that allows a tight fit around the wrist to ensure all warmth is kept in. This makes them extremely comfortable along with the stretchy materials used to ensure they’re tight on your hands and fingers yet easy to take on and off.

You could still say that they’re a faff to use on the course but they’re a joyous pair of mitts and fantastic for off the course too, whether on dog walks or out and about.

+ Water repellent
+ Mega softness inside
- Not most comfortable

Golfers love a good pair of mitts during the colder months and the cart mitts from Under Armour will keep your hands warm during the coldest of temperatures. They’re lightweight and surprisingly warm with a large, fleeced inner section and a thumb section.

The cart mitts from Under Armour feel quite baggy, even in the smaller of the two sizes, and some golfers may like that as it allows you room to put in some hand warmers. The elasticated section at the top isn’t the tightest so some cold air could get in, although that will also mean your hands won’t get too warm and sweaty. They’ll definitely be dry, though, as the mitts repel water.

+ Large coverage
+ Loads of warmth
- Does come far down the arm

If you want the largest golf mitts possible then these are the model to go for from Sunderland. The inner cuffs go quite far down the arm which some will love, some will find slightly annoying, but regardless, the protection as a whole was excellent. These are windproof, showerproof, and thermal lined to really protect you from whatever Mother Nature throws at you. They were relatively easy to put on and remove as well which is a key element of good mittens. You can even add hand warmers to the specific pockets for added warmth whilst the changing clip maintains convenience. From a looks perspective they won’t set the world alight but they are solid in that department with the embroidered Sunderland logo.

+ Very lightweight
+ Handy clip system
- Only one size

With a nylon outer fabric and polyester interior, these attractive and lightweight gloves come in just the one color, predominately black with the smart Cobra logo on top.

As someone who wears a small golf glove, I found them to be slightly loose, though the warmth you are looking for soon builds up and this is preferable to mittens that are too tight. That means they also offer good breathability too, with the mittens keeping your hands well aerated. That makes them a great glove if you're prone to getting sweaty hands. The upside of a looser fit, and an important factor when playing golf, is that they are also very easy to get on and off between shots. The clip system is a nice touch, useful to tie them together or to your bag, and it can easily be removed.

+ Waterproof and warm
+ Easy to pull on and off quickly
- Loose at the wrist

These ProQuip mittens are triple wadded for extra warmth whilst they are also windproof and waterproof too. Indeed water almost bounces off them such that, despite the drenching they received, the outside remained only slightly damp. They are slightly undermined by being loose and flared at the wrists, which gives a channel for cold air and, potentially, water to get in.

That being said they are one size fits all but are adjustable with a press stud wrist band for optimal fit. They can also be easily clasped together thanks to the mitt's buckle system attached to the side of the glove.