Best gloves for playing in the rain

[Deleted member 15717]

We have regular seniors comps against about a dozen local clubs. I really enjoy these matches but we seem to have offended some pagan god of rain. This year most have attracted a deluge which in any other circumstances would see me heading for the clubhouse. Instead we have soldiered on for the full 18. My hands just won't work when they are wet and cold. I've tried a couple of wet weather gloves which just don't seem to help. Will get some MacWets but suspect it's probably more to do with being an old git than anything else!

Can you come and have a week's long worth of senior matches at my place then please? We haven't seen rain in about 2 months

 

[Deleted member 23344]

There’s a recent review on GM.

https://www.golfmonthly.com/best-golf-deals/best-golf-gloves-for-winter-207320

 

[Alan Clifford]

Bionic aquagrip

 

[slowhand]

How is the Macwets sizing compared to FJ? I wear a small CabrettaSof usually, so would like to know what the equivalent in a Macwet would be

 

[peld]

I dont use them very often, but good old sport direct slazenger rain gloves work well for me.

On the subject of Sports Direct, ive been playing their Puma golf gloves - although they are synthetic leather they are really soft, but have lasted far far longer than any leather glove. Super impressed

 

[Orikoru]

I dont use them very often, but good old sport direct slazenger rain gloves work well for me.

On the subject of Sports Direct, ive been playing their Puma golf gloves - although they are synthetic leather they are really soft, but have lasted far far longer than any leather glove. Super impressed

Isn't that the entire point of synthetic gloves? If they didn't last longer they would be completely worthless.

 

[peld]

Isn't that the entire point of synthetic gloves? If they didn't last longer they would be completely worthless.

well id say the primary reason for synthetic gloves is that they are a lot cheaper than leather. ive had synthetic gloves fall apart quicker than leather before.

 

[Alan Clifford]

For normal gloves, I've found that the cabretta leather gloves from JL Golf are good enough. I buy a pack of 10

https://www.jlgolf.co.uk/collection...abretta-leather-gloves?variant=36252932866205

 

[backwoodsman]

For normal gloves, I've found that the cabretta leather gloves from JL Golf are good enough. I buy a pack of 10

https://www.jlgolf.co.uk/collection...abretta-leather-gloves?variant=36252932866205

Looks like decent value - what's their sizing like? (Compared, say, to FJ?)

 

[Alan Clifford]

Looks like decent value - what's their sizing like? (Compared, say, to FJ?)

I get m/l and they seem to be the same size as other gloves I've bought. The leather is a bit thicker I'd say.

Just went back to look how much shipping is. It says free and, I've just noticed, a 10% discount code at the top of the home page!

The first time I bought from there, I just bought one to check the size.

 

[Deleted member 30522]

Hirzl - by far the best I've ever tried. Kangaroo skin palms do the trick. And due to the lack of times you actually eve need one, mine still going strong after 10 years

https://www.golfonline.co.uk/hirlz-...dPRs78dGJe1N2oE_-dKXDsjVNphTDwZxoCo6kQAvD_BwE

 

[clubchamp98]

Mizuno rain gloves are great.
Dry quick as long as you take them off.