PING LAUNCHES WOMEN’S AW26 APPAREL COLLECTION

Woman golfer playing a tee shot in the PING Women's AquaDrive waterproof jacket in Blue Indigo.
The Women's AquaDrive suit leads PING's AW26 women's collection with lightweight waterproof protection.

PING has introduced its Autumn/Winter 2026 women’s apparel collection, spanning waterproofs, insulated outerwear, knitwear, mid-layers, polos, trousers and accessories.

Leading the range is the new Women’s AquaDrive waterproof suit, which PING describes as its most versatile women’s waterproof to date. The lightweight jacket and trousers have been designed to provide weather protection while allowing natural movement throughout the swing.

The jacket also features an adjustable, packable hood for additional protection when conditions deteriorate.

Woman golfer wearing the PING Annalise insulated vest in Coffee beside a coastal clubhouse.
The Annalise vest uses Clo Pluma synthetic insulation to provide lightweight warmth and breathability.

PING has added several insulated layering options for AW26. The new Ines hybrid jacket offers lightweight warmth in a design intended for use on and away from the course, while the Annalise vest uses Clo Pluma, a breathable synthetic alternative to down.

The Ursula hybrid fleece provides a further layering option, combining warmth and comfort without excessive bulk. Together, the three styles allow golfers to adjust their clothing as temperatures and playing conditions change.

New knitwear includes the Annette and Pamela sweaters, both featuring contemporary silhouettes designed to complement the collection’s technical garments while also offering off-course appeal.

PING has also introduced updated colourways for its Kaitlyn II Winter Trouser, allowing retailers to merchandise coordinated outfits across the collection.

Seasonal accessories include the fleece-lined Beverley bobble hat and the knitted Delia visor. The visor offers a distinctive alternative to traditional winter headwear and reflects the increasing visibility of knitted visor styles within women’s golf.

The breadth of the AW26 collection gives retailers opportunities to build coordinated winter displays across waterproofs, insulation, knitwear, trousers and accessories, with products covering both technical playing requirements and wider lifestyle use.

For more information visit www.pingeurope.com.

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As an avid golfer since the age of eleven Dan lives and breathes all things golf.  With a current handicap of eleven he gets out and plays as often as his work life (and girlfriend) allows. Dan confesses to still being like a kid at Christmas when it comes to seeing the latest golf equipment. Having served as GolfPunk’s Deputy Editor, and resident golf geek for the past 13 years and working for golf's oldest brand, John Letters Dan brings to GOLF RETAILING an excellent understanding of the sector.