- The new Women’s AquaDrive waterproof suit from PING includes a lightweight jacket, matching trousers and an adjustable packable hood.
- New insulated pieces include the Ines hybrid jacket, Annalise vest and Ursula hybrid fleece.
- The AW26 range also introduces Annette and Pamela sweaters alongside the knitted Delia visor.
PING has introduced its Autumn/Winter 2026 women’s apparel collection, with waterproof protection and adaptable layering at the centre of the new range.
The collection covers outerwear, knitwear, mid-layers, polos, trousers and accessories for colder or wetter conditions. The designs are intended to support freedom of movement throughout the swing.
AquaDrive leads the waterproof range
The new Women’s AquaDrive waterproof suit is the principal technical addition. PING describes it as the brand’s most versatile women’s waterproof to date, combining lightweight construction with protection from rain.
Both the jacket and trousers are designed to move naturally during the swing. The jacket also has an adjustable, packable hood, allowing golfers to carry extra protection without committing to a permanently fixed hood in calmer conditions.
The lightweight suit should also be easy to store in a golf bag when the forecast remains uncertain.
Insulated layers for colder rounds
PING has expanded its cold-weather options with the Ines hybrid jacket, a lightweight insulated design intended for use on and away from the course.
The Annalise vest uses Clo Pluma, a breathable synthetic alternative to down, within a soft and lightweight silhouette. As a sleeveless layer, it provides core warmth while leaving the arms unrestricted.
The Ursula hybrid fleece offers another option for golfers seeking warmth without excessive bulk. Together, the insulated pieces can be combined with polos, base layers or waterproof outerwear as temperatures change during a round.
Knitwear moves beyond the course
The Annette and Pamela sweaters bring contemporary silhouettes to PING’s AW26 knitwear selection. Both have been designed to work alongside the collection’s technical garments while retaining a lifestyle-led appearance suitable beyond golf.
PING has previously used its women’s winter ranges to combine performance fabrics with coordinated seasonal designs, including its Autumn/Winter 2023 collection. The AW26 release continues that approach but places greater emphasis on adaptable weather protection.
Refreshed colour options for the Kaitlyn II Winter Trouser complete the main apparel range, allowing it to coordinate with the new outerwear and knitwear.
Winter headwear completes the collection
The accessory selection includes the fleece-lined Beverley bobble hat, designed to provide additional warmth during winter rounds.
PING has also introduced the knitted Delia visor, following the visibility of knitted visors at the 2026 Solheim Cup. Its construction offers more warmth than a conventional visor while retaining the open-top shape preferred by some golfers.
Now available in PING retailers and the PING website.
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