Rain or shine, umbrellas are a sensible and often necessary golf accessory.
If you’re a purist and love to walk the majority of your rounds, umbrellas are a must. Whether fending off the rain as you power through less-than-ideal conditions, or catching a break from the summer heat and the sun’s harmful rays, a good umbrella can make or break a summer round.
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The Dancing Umbreallas – Arnold Palmer Golf Umbrella (Weatherman)
Why we like it: You cannot think of golf or umbrellas without Arnold Palmer. The iconic logo graces the top portion of the canopy in step and repeat fashion while the lower canopy is stamped with Arnie’s unmistakable signature. Pulling this umbrella out lets everyone know that you’re a proud member of Arnie’s Army.
Why we like it: A big skull and crossbones print over the entire canopy is a cool look that you can use to protect yourself from the elements and potentially intimidate your playing partners.
The Ohio State University Golf Umbrella (Weatherman)
Why we like it: Just because it’s raining doesn’t mean you have to stop supporting your alma mater. The Weatherman College Collection umbrellas come in dozens of Power 5 schools so you can still rep your favorite team no matter the conditions. They also offer a travel-sized option.
Mizuno Double Canopy Umbrella (GlobalGolf)
Why we like it: Coming in a bright blue, this Mizuno umbrella is unmistakable. Whether you play Mizuno’s or not, this umbrella is a unique and cool look.
Why we like it: The FootJoy umbrella looks like the ones you see on Tour every once in a while. With a sleek look, the handle offers an ergonomic rubber grip to give you the best experience even if the weather is sub-par instead of your scores.
Titleist Players Single Canopy Umbrella (PGA Tour Superstore)
Why we like it: Much like its FootJoy counterpart, this Titleist umbrella is straight from the Tour truck. The single canopy gives it a sleek look and is kept simple with Titleist printed just twice.
Stitch Umbrella: Navy (Stitch Golf)
Why we like it: If Stitch Golf’s skull and crossbones isn’t your thing, the company still has you covered. This umbrella comes in both green and navy colorways that don’t skip on personality. If you like to keep a uniform look with your accessories but still love a pop of color, this umbrella is definitely for you.
Ping Tour Double Canopy Umbrella (GlobalGolf)
Why we like it: Another Tour look, this PING umbrella features quality protection and a bit of a different look. The bold PING lettering is joined with a digital camo print on the top portion of the umbrella to give a bit of character to the product.
Bag Boy USA Wind Vent Umbrella (GlobalGolf)
Why we like it: A colorful and patriotic rendition, this Bag Boy umbrella offers protection rain or shine. Coming from Bag Boy, this umbrella will fit in their push cart umbrella holder, keeping your hands free while you walk.
TaylorMade 60″ Single Canopy Umbrella (PGA Tour Superstore)
Why we like it: This panda look is a great option for those who want to live out their TaylorMade staffer dreams. The skeleton is in red which gives the underbelly of the canopy a cool pop of color.
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