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Motocaddy Clearview Umbrella - Black/White
Motocaddy

£49.99

adidas Double Canopy Umbrella - Black
adidas

£39.99

TV GOLF Clearview Double Canopy Umbrella
TV GOLF

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Cobra Puma Double Canopy Golf Umbrella - Black/White
Puma

£44.99

Mizuno Twin Canopy Umbrella - Black
Mizuno

£39.99

Mizuno Twin Canopy Umbrella - Grey
Mizuno

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Mizuno

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Umbrellas

Finding the Right Golf Umbrella

A good golf umbrella is one of the most useful things in the bag in British weather, keeping you, your clubs, and your kit dry through a shower so a bit of rain never spoils your round. Built larger and tougher than an everyday umbrella, a golf umbrella is made to stand up to wind and weather out on an exposed course. At Tony Valentine Golf we stock golf umbrellas from leading brands, including Motocaddy alongside other trusted names.

Below you will find an overview of what to look for in a golf umbrella, and you can explore more in our full accessories range.

What to Look for in a Golf Umbrella

Size is the first thing that sets a golf umbrella apart. With a canopy typically 60 to 68 inches across, it is large enough to cover you and your bag at the same time, which a standard umbrella cannot do. The bigger the canopy, the more coverage, though a larger umbrella is also a little heavier to carry, so it is worth balancing the two.

Wind resistance is just as important on an exposed course. Many golf umbrellas use a double-canopy design, with a vented upper layer that lets gusts pass through rather than turning the umbrella inside out. A sturdy fibreglass frame flexes in the wind without breaking, and an ergonomic, non-slip handle keeps it comfortable and secure to hold in wet conditions.

Useful Features

Beyond size and wind resistance, a few details make a golf umbrella easier to live with. An automatic open function is handy when your hands are full, and a UV-protective canopy provides welcome shade on hot, sunny days, so a golf umbrella earns its place in summer as well as the rain. A lightweight build makes it easier to carry, and a strap or sleeve keeps it tidy in the bag.

Most golf umbrellas are designed to fit a trolley umbrella holder, so you can keep your hands free to play while staying covered. If you use a trolley, it is worth checking your umbrella works with your holder, and our team can help with the right combination.

Frequently Asked Questions About Golf Umbrellas

What size golf umbrella should I get?

Most golf umbrellas have a canopy between 60 and 68 inches across, large enough to cover both you and your bag. A larger canopy gives more coverage but adds a little weight, so it is a balance. For most golfers a 62 to 64-inch umbrella is a good all-round size, offering plenty of protection without being too heavy to carry.

What is a double-canopy umbrella?

A double-canopy umbrella has two layers of fabric with a vent between them, allowing wind to pass through rather than catching underneath and flipping the umbrella inside out. This makes it far more stable in the gusty conditions common on exposed courses. It is one of the most useful features to look for in a golf umbrella.

Will a golf umbrella fit my trolley?

Most golf umbrellas are designed to fit a standard trolley umbrella holder, letting you stay covered with your hands free. Holder sizes can vary slightly, so if you have a particular trolley it is worth checking the umbrella shaft fits, or adding the right holder if needed. Our team can advise on a combination that works together.

Visit Tony Valentine Golf

If you would like help choosing the right golf umbrella, our team is happy to advise. Browse our full range below, or get in touch and visit us in store at our Corsham or Swindon centre.