Dan2501
Tour Winner
Or these new Nike's might work well:
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and people wonder why this forum gets a bad name.
GreiginFife
Money List Winner
I don't wonder. I know exactly why.
In fairness though, sound advice was given about glove wear. Ok it wasn't what you wanted to hear but that does not make it any less sound.
Hard wearing gloves will only mask a problem not resolve it bit hey, if you are happy with that... bash on!
Dan2501
Tour Winner
Is it the bad jokes?
SAPCOR1
Journeyman Pro
Lol
SAPCOR1
Journeyman Pro
I go through 2/3 gloves a season and don't have any particular favourite. I don't like the feel of a synthetic glove but appreciate that pure leather is no use in the rain. One of the best value gloves I have found was the MD Seve glove, a bought half a dozen (or was it six?) around 18 months ago and still have 2 in their packaging.
One thing on gripping badly. Around six weeks ago I went for a lesson as my fade was getting worsererer and the pro noticed straight away I was re-gripping just before I swunged at the ball. Apart from the fade the result was glove wear on the heel of the hand
One thing on gripping badly. Around six weeks ago I went for a lesson as my fade was getting worsererer and the pro noticed straight away I was re-gripping just before I swunged at the ball. Apart from the fade the result was glove wear on the heel of the hand
Doon frae Troon
Ryder Cup Winner
Well said Greig
mchacker
Head Pro
A friend tried this on a particularly wet day, bye bye golf club:clap:
MashieNiblick
Tour Winner
Another vote for the GTX. Also really good grip in the rain.
cliveb
Head Pro
I notice that document lists a couple of mouthguards, which implies that wearing a mouthguard is not allowed except for medical reasons. Can anyone tell me how wearing a mouthguard could possibly give any advantage? It doesn't make any sense to me. (Note: I don't wear a mouthguard - I ask purely out of curiosity).
