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Tour Winner
I don't play much golf in the rain if I can help it. Nothing worse than wet grips, trying to dry them in hope that you can hit a straight one without the club doing a "Garcia".
On our recent tour to Devon, the forecast for Saunton was gash; heavy rain and strong winds. No choice then but to play in the rain. With no decent wet gloves I thought I'd research the market and get a decent pair of wet gloves. After much searching I thought I would go for the MacWets. Backed up by strong reviews and coming in gloves for both hands, it seemed the right choice, although my preconception for these gloves were that they would be covered in some special material to make them super sticky; I was a bit confused to see that they were suede. After all, suede and water don't mix in jackets and shoes, do they? I took the plunge and purchased.
Come the day the expected rain didn't disappoint. It was hoofing down in the bucket loads. I donned the MacWets and played....
18 holes later I can honestly say they are a work of genius. I never once had to dry my hands, club or grip. I played on as if it was in mid summer. They seriously did what the packaging said they would do: the wetter they got the more tacky they got. It bought peace of mind and help me score well that day.
They weren't cheap at about £30 but as one strap line says, "There's no such thing as bad weather, just bad clothing".
On our recent tour to Devon, the forecast for Saunton was gash; heavy rain and strong winds. No choice then but to play in the rain. With no decent wet gloves I thought I'd research the market and get a decent pair of wet gloves. After much searching I thought I would go for the MacWets. Backed up by strong reviews and coming in gloves for both hands, it seemed the right choice, although my preconception for these gloves were that they would be covered in some special material to make them super sticky; I was a bit confused to see that they were suede. After all, suede and water don't mix in jackets and shoes, do they? I took the plunge and purchased.
Come the day the expected rain didn't disappoint. It was hoofing down in the bucket loads. I donned the MacWets and played....
18 holes later I can honestly say they are a work of genius. I never once had to dry my hands, club or grip. I played on as if it was in mid summer. They seriously did what the packaging said they would do: the wetter they got the more tacky they got. It bought peace of mind and help me score well that day.
They weren't cheap at about £30 but as one strap line says, "There's no such thing as bad weather, just bad clothing".
