Manors Golf Brings the Storm With Foulweather Collection

Manors Golf just dropped its Foulweather Collection, and honestly, it feels like a level up. This very well could be their most technical, advanced lineup to date. They’ve reintroduced knitwear through Merino wool while layering in serious performance fabrics like Seawool® recycled polyester, Cordura nylon, virgin polyester, acrylic yarn, and waterproof Pertex. The result? Pieces that aren’t just golf-ready, they’re season-proof.

The collection debuts new silhouettes, the Mockneck long sleeve fleece, Stableford trouser, Merino tech vest, Merino tech windbreaker, and Ranger pant, anchored in a moody palette of Hickory, Ivory, Midnight Navy, Dark Olive, Black, and Pebble.

The campaign itself was shot in Iceland, narrated by actor Jóhannes Haukur Jóhannesson, and captures the two archetypes of golfers: the “good weather” players who wait for sunny skies, and the golf sickos who embrace the rain, wind, and cold simply because they love the game (and maybe enjoy the madness of it).

Manors continues to punch way above its weight class, but that’s underselling it. What they’re doing right now is creating the blueprint for what a golf brand should be. We always talk about how the game needs a stronger, more impactful identity, something fresh, something that cuts through the rinse-and-repeat of the same designs, same colors, same tired stories. Manors is that. Different. New. Exciting. A brand that feels like the best representation of this new age of golf. It’s happening in real time, and if you’re paying attention, you’re watching one of the most remarkable golf brands of our generation stake its claim.