Taz
Journeyman Pro
If they are the John Letters gloves Direct Golf used to sell, they are very good.
Think I'll take a punt, Thanks.
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If they are the John Letters gloves Direct Golf used to sell, they are very good.
Think I'll take a punt, Thanks.
Yant
Head Pro
Although the Titliest leather glove is the softest, it’s not very durable.
I’ve found the Taylormade leather glove to be both soft and more durable. Great value.
I’ve found the Taylormade leather glove to be both soft and more durable. Great value.
Beezerk
Money List Winner
Bought a Wilson one a bit ago so I could use it at the driving range while I was working away. Popped into Sports Direct earlier as i had a voucher to use, they have two Wilson gloves for £8, seem ok and similar to the one I got from AG before but half the price.
ridonver
Newbie
I got mine from Costco also. They have a nice fit and are very comfortable.
I would be asking why you are going through gloves so quickly. It suggests a problem with the grip
Orikoru
Tour Winner
You say that, but if I had a grip that works I wouldn't change it just to stop wearing out my gloves.
Reemul
Head Pro
He's ringing it's neck like a chicken.
ScienceBoy
Money List Winner
I buy mine at lakegloves.com
I’ve yet to see any evidence that laying at the bottom of a lake affects performance.
I’ve yet to see any evidence that laying at the bottom of a lake affects performance.
pool888
Assistant Pro
Was in Costco and they had the Kirkland ones in stock so bought a couple of packs. They haven't had Kirkland ones for ages, they're lovely soft gloves made fully from carbretta leather. They were £12.99 + VAT = £15.59 for a pack of 3 and a poker chip marker, not quite as good as the USA who get a 4 pack for $20, but great gloves for the price of budget synthetic ones from the normal golf brands.
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need_my_wedge
Has Now Found His Wedgie
Seems like Costco May have stopped selling the Callaway gloves. Went in to get a pack today and found only a couple of extra large packs left, however, next to them was a whole load of new Kirkland Signature cabretta leather gloves in a very similar pack for £15, a couple pounds cheaper than the Callaway.
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I was just about to post this when i saw the thread
Picked up 3 myself this week
They seem good
MartynB
Assistant Pro
Oh no, was planning to go to Costco and get some gloves next week. Assume Kirkland will be same size range as callaway, won’t bother if they have a naff logo on.
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Trying to post a photo but always too large for these rubbish servers
need_my_wedge
Has Now Found His Wedgie
Tried too, but had exactly the same issue.
BubbaP
Occasional Player of Golf
Try JPEG optimiser or similar
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Cheers will do!
Just wish the forums would support pictures properly .. they give us a button that’s basically rubbish
Oldham92
Hacker
This is one area I go premium in. I figured you use it on all but putting (and chipping for me), and the dearest are only about £15 so makes sense to me.
Currently using a Callaway Tour Authentic that I think was £14.99 at clubhouse.
Also used FJ Cabretta soft that our pro does for about £11/12 I think.
Currently using a Callaway Tour Authentic that I think was £14.99 at clubhouse.
Also used FJ Cabretta soft that our pro does for about £11/12 I think.
casuk
Head Pro
If the site would use Tapatalk it would make uploading content so much easier
Foxholer
Blackballed
I use these too - (in ML) and their synthetic counterparts 5 fopr 7.99. Very happy with them.
inc0gnito
Assistant Pro
Footjoy do a tighter fit shoe. Are their gloves tighter fit too?
