Tried and true, Columbia's outerwear is a staple for everyone—on and off the course. The trusted outdoors brand’s rain jackets are made from a classic nylon waterproof material, but it’s the Omni-Tech waterproof, breathable fully seam-sealed technology that makes these jackets great for activities like daily walks, hiking and, of course, a round of golf. Both the men's (above) and women's (below) jackets come with an adjustable storm hood and feature an extended hemline for extra coverage. Both can also be folded into attached zip-up hand pockets for easy storage. If you’re looking for a roomy jacket to comfortably layer over any outfit, take note that Columbia's rain jackets come in a variety of sizes including standard and plus-size for women, and big and tall sizes for men.

Quality raingear from trusted and on-trend brands typically can get a little pricey, but this Antora Rain Hooded jacket from The North Face is almost $50-off the regular price of $120. A springtime essential, this color-blocked layer will shield you from the rain without ruining your look. Elastic wrist cuffs keep the arms in check to avoid distractions during the golf swing while the adjustable drawcord at the hemline gives it a more tapered and customizable fit.

Those into water sports or winter sports, will recognize the brand Helly Hansen. Known for making upscale apparel engineered specifically for situations where water is involved (sailing, skiing, etc.,) the use-case for rainy golf rounds is an obvious fit. On sale in this royal blue colorway and a bolder yellow option, it's designed with a breathable microporous membrane that moves with the body while helping to control body temperature. The stretchy arm cuffs allow for convenient sleeve management, so your backswing won't be hindered. The waterproof material keeps you dry in all weather conditions, but as an added bonus, it also stows into the chest pocket for easy packing when the sun does design to shine.

Offered in six different colors, the Helium Rain jacket from Outdoor Research is a steal for just under $100. They're sold out in a few different sizes depending on the color, and we understand why. The lightweight jacket is a bit more tapered than the classic raincoat silhouettes we're used to. The design reduces the bulkiness that often gathers at the shoulders and sleeves of women’s raingear and the silhouette even cinches slightly at the waist, giving it a more feminine structure shape. Above all else, the Pertex Diamond Fuse fabric is completely waterproof keeping you dry no matter what the skies bring.

The most affordable option on this list comes from Sierra Designs. The men's Microlight 2.0 rain jacket, on sale for $46, is great for those afternoon showers that disappear as quickly as they pop up. It's an ultralight rain jacket with a two-layer construction and breathable-yet-durable waterproofing for the heavier rain showers. It also has an adjustable hood that provides extra coverage without impeding on your vision.

This budget-friendly option from Mountain Hardwear has a two-layer waterproof protection in a lightweight package. The neutral brown colorway is easy to match with and on-trend, while the color-blocked chest pocket gives it an extra touch of style and dry storage. It’s also got an adjustable hood, secure zippered chest pocket and hand pockets, and adjustable cuffs and hem.

Raingear has a tendency to be dark and overly simple to make it easy to match with any outfit it needs to be layered over. This bold cropped jacket from adidas will enhance almost any look, without clashing. It has two roomy front pockets, an adjustable hem and an oversized hood that can be flipped up between shots for extra coverage.