rksquire
Head Pro
The best value "2 for £xxxx" at SportsDirect...... no brand loyaltly, but I do love FootJoy!
Competition: What golf glove do you wear and why?
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Deleted member 29109
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I can't attach pictures for some reason, so can't show its condition.
I played with this golve for 2 or 3 years at least once per week plus many range sessions.
Then I dropped to playing a handful of times a year for 5/6 years. The glove just got stuffed back in my bag after each round. Normal gloves would have gone rock hard or disintegrated.
And I've been playing regularly again now for 2 years, apart from lockdowns. But the glove just keeps on being every bit as good as it always has been.
They are a touch thicker than some other gloves, but I can live with it.
Bunkermagnet
Journeyman Pro
Callaway Dawn Patrol all year round. A decent leather glove that lasts and has an excellent fit.
AAC
Well-known member
In the dry I wear a white one, in the wet two black ones, all three are footjoy 
TreeSeeker
Assistant Pro
Although I wear a glove all year, it's only in summer when it's really hot that a glove is essential for me.
Try playing without a glove in a tropical climate with shiny grips. I did this once and watched the club sail out of my hands on the 1st tee... rather embarrassing in front of the clubhouse
Fair enough, hottest i play in is just peak summer in the UK, so low 30's at best, if it got any hotter than that i can't imagine that i'd be keen to get out and play a round at all!
NedPizza
Member
Whatever is available in stock, followed by price and then colour.
Foxholer
Blackballed
JL Golf MLs via Ebay
Cabretta for Summer
Synthetic for Winter (with MacWets in the bag if necessary)
Cabrettas don't cover the wrist as much as 'main' brands, but that's 'wasted' material anyway.
Cabretta for Summer
Synthetic for Winter (with MacWets in the bag if necessary)
Cabrettas don't cover the wrist as much as 'main' brands, but that's 'wasted' material anyway.
Junior
Tour Winner
Bought 6 of these GX cabretta leather gloves for a decent price at the start of the season. Usually I have the Srixon ones as they're a bit cheaper than the others. The best, imo, are the Vice gloves.
https://www.gxgolfgloves.com/
https://www.gxgolfgloves.com/
hines57
Challenge Tour Pro
At the moment, it's a Callaway Tour Authentic. This is a change from the usual Footjoy which I normally wear.
Bwgan
Hacker
Never really thought about a particular glove just wore one from the best deals...
However got given a Titleist Perma-soft with iron set purchase last year and was very impressed, so bought a few for this year.
However got given a Titleist Perma-soft with iron set purchase last year and was very impressed, so bought a few for this year.
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When a woman wears leather, my heart beats quicker, my throat gets dry, my knees go weak and I begin to think irrationally.
Thats why I like a leather glove, any make will do. Whoops wrong forum.
Thats why I like a leather glove, any make will do. Whoops wrong forum.
full_throttle
Tour Winner
Don't wear a glove but could be persuaded to try one again should I win, XL for right handed golfer please
bwstokie
Member
Wow can’t believe no one seems to have said “Titleist Players” yet?
Absolutely the best feeling glove I’ve ever tried, little pricey but seems to more than make up for it in durability!
A single Footjoy Rainsoft if the weather is bad enough - can’t be done with wearing two gloves.
Absolutely the best feeling glove I’ve ever tried, little pricey but seems to more than make up for it in durability!
A single Footjoy Rainsoft if the weather is bad enough - can’t be done with wearing two gloves.
Northern Monkey
New member
Bionic relax grip as due to a hand injury my ring and little finger don’t bend so the extra pads help with my grip on the club
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Something cheap by Wilson because they were on offer
Jimaroid
Journeyman Pro
Footjoy CabrettaSof
There is nothing better for me, it fits well, grips perfectly with few seams around the contact areas. The latter is what puts me off many other gloves, too many seams and panels which are generally the irritating or weak points in gloves. The CabrettaSof is the closest thing I've found to having a supple yet tough shield around my fingers, after all the only reason I wear the glove is to protect my interlocking grip from blisters. I like the feel and durability of natural soft leather, I've yet to find a synthetic glove that equals the combination of feel and durability that leather provides. Costwise I find they're great value as one glove will last me a whole season or more if kept dry, their only weakness, being leather they're more difficult to keep in good condition in the rain. Great glove, no hesitation in saying they're the best for my needs.
There is nothing better for me, it fits well, grips perfectly with few seams around the contact areas. The latter is what puts me off many other gloves, too many seams and panels which are generally the irritating or weak points in gloves. The CabrettaSof is the closest thing I've found to having a supple yet tough shield around my fingers, after all the only reason I wear the glove is to protect my interlocking grip from blisters. I like the feel and durability of natural soft leather, I've yet to find a synthetic glove that equals the combination of feel and durability that leather provides. Costwise I find they're great value as one glove will last me a whole season or more if kept dry, their only weakness, being leather they're more difficult to keep in good condition in the rain. Great glove, no hesitation in saying they're the best for my needs.
clubchamp98
Journeyman Pro
Worn FJ GTX extreme for a long time .
I used to be a tester for these gloves and found them the best for me.
They are good in all weather.
Mizuno wet weather gloves in the rain, they were a gift
Was given some UA medal and they are very nice but seem bigger than FJ.
I used to be a tester for these gloves and found them the best for me.
They are good in all weather.
Mizuno wet weather gloves in the rain, they were a gift
Was given some UA medal and they are very nice but seem bigger than FJ.
Beezerk
Money List Winner
I do like the FJ Weathersof but I just seem to buy random gloves now, whatever the shop has in stock in my size and at a reasonable price. I Think I currently have some Wilson and Srixon in the bag. If I thought for one second a more expensive glove would make a difference then I'd spend a bit more, but for now under a tenner will do fine.
My size is medium when you send them out BTW ?
My size is medium when you send them out BTW ?
mikejohnchapman
Challenge Tour Pro
I have started wearing the Mizuno all weather gloves since lockdown and they wear remarkably well.
Kennysarmy
Newbie
FootJoy Spectrum gloves if someone is asking me what I want for Birthday or Christmas - love the bright colours.
MAcWet rain gloves if the grips get wet.
Cobra Pure Tech Golf Gloves if I'm buying myself - seem to be good value.
I usually have a "competition glove" in the bag and a couple of social round gloves - once the comp. glove loses it's "newness" it gets demoted to the social round pile.
- love the bright colours.MAcWet rain gloves if the grips get wet.
Cobra Pure Tech Golf Gloves if I'm buying myself - seem to be good value.
I usually have a "competition glove" in the bag and a couple of social round gloves - once the comp. glove loses it's "newness" it gets demoted to the social round pile.
