Over recent years Ping has really upped its game in terms of design and choice of women’s golf fashion and the Milli waterproof jacket forms part of the new autumn/winter collection. I have not previously reviewed a Ping rain jacket, so I was keen to find out if this one makes it onto the list of the best women’s golf clothes.
The first thing I noticed was the length because the slightly curved hem at the back fell over my backside and I really liked the extra coverage, as most waterproof jackets seem to fit on the hips. The back is also a little longer than the front, so combined with the toggles that you can pull to adjust the hem, this creates a very flattering fit.
It’s available in two colors and along with a Ping badge on the right sleeve, it has a very subtle embossed tonal pattern across the shoulders, back vent and lower sleeve. I like this because it adds elegant detail to an otherwise all-over one color design. In fact, floral tonal patterns is one of the themes throughout Ping’s autumn/winter collection.
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I was seriously impressed by the number of features this jacket possesses, so it represents excellent value for a jacket with a 3-year waterproof guarantee. It has inner storm cuffs in a silky soft fabric and the cuffs are easily adjustable for a snug fit. The two zipped side pockets have a brushed lining and the front zip has a two-way puller. For me, the star of the show is the hood, which is also adjustable, it has a slight peak and can be packed away into the collar and secured with Velcro tabs.
It’s lightweight, similar to Galvin Green’s Amy waterproof jacket. The brushed lining of the collar and upper back does provide warmth, although I’m not sure how warm this jacket will be in extremely cold conditions. I also found the remainder of the lining to be highly breathable, so overall it was extremely comfortable, especially when nobody really likes having to wear a waterproof jacket!
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Performance-wise, I felt very well protected when playing in light rain, I found the hood very useful instead of being bothered to use an umbrella. This jacket kept me completely dry, although I will give it another outing in heavier rain to ensure I don’t need to use the waterproof guarantee!
You can pair this jacket with Ping’s Juno waterproof pants, and I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend this suit for winter golf. For more weather protection, check out our…
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