- The AquaDrive Pro suit is PING’s most technically advanced waterproof offering to date.
- The Norse range gains new Cocoon jacket and vest options for lightweight insulation.
- PING’s AW26 collection covers waterproofs, outerwear, mid-layers, knitwear, polos and accessories.
PING has unveiled its Autumn/Winter 2026 men’s apparel collection, led by a new waterproof suit and an expanded selection of insulated outerwear.
The range includes garments for colder and wetter conditions, for both golf and everyday wear. On-course pieces prioritise freedom of movement, while several mid-layers have a more relaxed fit.
AquaDrive Pro leads the waterproof range
The AquaDrive Pro jacket and trousers form PING’s headline waterproof suit for AW26. PING describes it as its most technically advanced waterproof offering, with the brand’s highest levels of waterproof protection and breathability to date.
Lightweight construction is intended to let golfers swing without restriction while retaining protection during sustained wet weather. A separate AquaDrive Hooded Jacket combines waterproof performance with an adjustable hood for additional coverage.
Waterproof outerwear has been a recurring focus in PING’s seasonal collections. Its Autumn/Winter 2023 range centred on the SensorDry S2 series, including conventional and half-zip jacket designs.
Norse insulation expands for cold rounds
PING has extended its established Norse line with the Norse 2.0 Cocoon Jacket and matching vest. Both are designed to retain warmth without adding excessive bulk, making them suitable for layering through a round.
The hybrid outerwear range also gains the Cassian and Jude jackets. Ivan completes the new group, with each style combining insulation and stretch for changeable autumn and winter conditions.
PING has developed the Norse family over several seasons. The brand’s AW21 men’s collection included the PrimaLoft-insulated Norse S3, while subsequent versions introduced hooded and sleeveless alternatives.
Relaxed mid-layers and updated knitwear
The Saul hooded fleece and Freddie crew neck bring a looser, off-course influence to the collection. Both can be worn as golf layers or casual pieces away from the course, supporting PING’s emphasis on versatility.
For cooler days, the knitwear line adds the Barnaby and Hugh designs. Gabriel provides another new option, while the Demitri long-sleeve polo and Gilmore polo offer more traditional styling.
The range is completed by two winter hats. The Holland uses a cable-knit bobble design, while the Quintin combines a knitted exterior with a fleece lining for additional warmth.
Now available in PING retailers and the PING website.
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