spongebob59
Journeyman Pro
Any suggestions for a winter glove that's reasonable in damp conditions.
Thinking of giving the GX gloves a try.
Thinking of giving the GX gloves a try.
Winter glove
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3offTheTee
Tour Rookie
Finger 10 - cheap as chips but effective, perhaps more in wet conditions
Crazyface
Tour Winner
I don't use in winter. Strangely my hands don't sweat in winter so I have no need. 
Mandofred
Well-known member
My hands don't sweat...it's the UK for gods sake. Keeping important body parts warm is more important to me.....and yes, those parts as well.I don't use in winter. Strangely my hands don't sweat in winter so I have no need.
Arthur Wedge
Well-known member
Issue is you struggle to find a glove that is ok in cold and wet conditions
Mac Wets are the best in wet conditions
Wintersof FJ are good in the cold
UA do some good thermal ones
Mac Wets are the best in wet conditions
Wintersof FJ are good in the cold
UA do some good thermal ones
spongebob59
Journeyman Pro
Not worried about warmth , more grip in damp conditions.
Maybe an all weather rather than winter glove
Maybe an all weather rather than winter glove
Arthur Wedge
Well-known member
Mac wet then for when it’s a bit more than a drizzle and then FJ Weathersof for all others
sjw
Well-known member
I've got one of the footjoy rain gloves (black) that I bought before H4H and it's absolutely superb. The grip actually got better as it got wet, which I know is always the claim, but it was incredible to feel it in action.
RichA
Well-known member
I used MacWets for a couple of years but they're not pleasant when it's wet and cold.
A friend recently recommended Slazenger All Weather gloves
saying they're the best he'd used. I might give them a try.
A friend recently recommended Slazenger All Weather gloves
saying they're the best he'd used. I might give them a try.
Orikoru
Tour Winner
I use the FJ rain grip glove. It's just a suedey type texture but it works very well when your grips are wet. I also use their Wintersof gloves if it's cold but not wet.
sunshine
Well-known member
How do you find the wintersof gloves? I think it might have been you who mentioned they were too thick and lacked feel, or was hard to grip the club?
Orikoru
Tour Winner
It's fine, if they were thinner they wouldn't provide any warmth so it's just a compromise if I want to play in 1 or 2 degrees, ha. What I did say was I can't swing with both gloves on - I take the right one off for full swings then pop it back on again after. Otherwise I was just slicing everything - I figured I need a little more feel in the right hand that's all. Chipping and putting with both on was fine though.
sunshine
Well-known member
Thanks. One of my friends was using winter gloves last year and it was a faff for him because he couldn't tap his watch or do other fiddly things like open a kit-kat wrapper. Think I'll just stick to putting my hands in my pockets or winter mitts when it's really cold.
Crazyface
Tour Winner
Oh sorry, I didn't realise there are thermal golf glove out there. Just off to research......if I end up buying some, you'll be for the high jump!
Oddsocks
Ryder Cup Winner
I find the winter softs make my grip very strong and I end up with the hooks. Never a problem with mac wets
Voyager EMH
Slipper Wearing Plucker of Pheasants
I use FJ WeatherSof all year round.
(Edit: Only on the golf course)
(Edit: Only on the golf course)
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clubchamp98
Journeyman Pro
Mizuno rain gloves are great.
