Sun Mountain built its reputation on gear that performs in changing conditions. Its new apparel collection follows the same formula: clean-looking, technically capable layers designed for golfers who play through cool mornings, wind, and rain, and whatever the day ahead brings.
The line spans men’s and women’s outerwear, vests, hoodies, and everyday layers, all rooted in the company’s longstanding TQR Standard—Trust, Quality, and Reliability. These five pieces stand out, offering a practical rotation from the first chilly tee time of fall through wet-weather rounds.
Torren Jacket or Vest
The Torren is the everyday workhorse of the collection. It is a lightweight woven layer with enough structure to cut wind and enough stretch to stay out of the way during the swing.
Its 88% nylon and 12% spandex construction features a smooth, quiet face, four-way stretch, and a durable water-repellent finish for light rain and damp conditions. It is not meant to be a heavy winter coat—and that is the point. The Torren slips easily over a polo, hoodie, or quarter-zip without the bulk that would restrict a golf swing.
The jacket works for breezy, cooler days, while the vest is for when core warmth matters but full arm freedom is the priority.
Soltra Sun Hoodie
The Soltra Sun Hoodie is the layer for golfers who start early, play late, or deal with the kind of changing weather that makes a polo alone a gamble.
Made from a lightweight 86% nylon and 14% spandex blend, it is soft, breathable, moisture-wicking, and quick-drying. The stretch knit feels smooth and moves naturally through the swing, which matters more than most golfers realize until they wear something that doesn’t.
Motcha Quarter-Zip
Every golf bag needs a reliable quarter-zip on hand, and the Motcha fills that role without overcomplicating it.
The 77% nylon and 23% elastane blend delivers comfortable stretch with a quiet, breathable, moisture-wicking feel. The silhouette is clean, athletic, and easy to layer. A quick pull of the zipper lets you adjust as temperatures rise or a breeze moves in.
Knockdown Jacket or Vest
When the weather turns frigid, the Knockdown is the piece to reach for.
Lightweight down insulation delivers real warmth, while the windproof shell and durable water-repellent finish add protection when conditions are less than ideal. What sets it apart from typical insulated outerwear is the Thermalflex stretch fabric on the sides and sleeves. It allows the jacket or vest to move with the golf swing.
The practical details are there, too: a two-way front zipper, zippered hand-warmer pockets, internal stash pockets, and a zippered chest pocket. The jacket is the full cold-weather option, while the vest offers players warmth with a bit more freedom.
Monsoon Hooded Jacket
The Monsoon Hooded Jacket is like an insurance policy for golfers who don’t automatically seek shelter when rain arrives.
It is fully seam-sealed and waterproof, with an advanced finish that sheds water before it soaks in. Just as important, the fabric stays featherlight, quiet, and flexible. Mechanical stretch helps it move naturally through the swing, while lightly elasticated cuffs and waist keep the fit secure without feeling restrictive.
A lot of rain gear does its job but still feels bulky. The Monsoon is designed to avoid that trade-off. It is protective enough for a wet round yet refined enough to wear off the course.
Sun Mountain says its 2026 apparel collection isn’t built around novelty but around the realities of golf: shifting temperatures, wind, rain, long days, and the need to move freely through every shot.
