apj0524
Head Pro
I have the Mizuno's so they get my vote, tried Under Armour could not get on with them, but have not tried the Callaway's
Winter Gloves
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I used a Mizuno Thermagrip at the weekend in horrendous conditions, and it was perfect. They get sold in pairs, but I can't wear two gloves as it just doesn't feel right. http://www.direct-golf.co.uk/golf_g...nter_golf_gloves_pair_golf_gloves/p13178.aspx
Jimaroid
Journeyman Pro
I had some Under Armour Coldgear gloves and they were awful. They absorbed all moisture, which sits against your fingers and makes them even colder. The velcro fastener on them is also a bad design which I didn't get along with.
This year I've been using Mizuno Thermalite and they're pretty good in comparison, thicker and warmer with mixed materials helping with grip and insulation. They still hold a bit of moisture which counteracts the warmth but not nearly as bad as the Under Armour were. Despite being thicker they're really comfortable to grip with and even my putting has been unaffected by wearing them - yes I putt as badly as I do in the summer.
I also use Galvin Green Windproof mitts and inside those I keep a HotRox chargeable hand warmer http://www.thehotrox.co.uk which just about lasts a round and stops the fingers from going completely numb.
It sounds like a lot to faff about with but for some I suffer really badly with cold fingers and the combination of winter gloves, mitts and chargeable warmer works well for me.
This year I've been using Mizuno Thermalite and they're pretty good in comparison, thicker and warmer with mixed materials helping with grip and insulation. They still hold a bit of moisture which counteracts the warmth but not nearly as bad as the Under Armour were. Despite being thicker they're really comfortable to grip with and even my putting has been unaffected by wearing them - yes I putt as badly as I do in the summer.
I also use Galvin Green Windproof mitts and inside those I keep a HotRox chargeable hand warmer http://www.thehotrox.co.uk which just about lasts a round and stops the fingers from going completely numb.
It sounds like a lot to faff about with but for some I suffer really badly with cold fingers and the combination of winter gloves, mitts and chargeable warmer works well for me.
hines57
Challenge Tour Pro
My Footjoy winter gloves work extremely well when it's cold (but not meant for wet weather).
Have to be honest and say I used the UA mittens at the weekend in biting cold and wind and it was fine. Hands were warmed up nicely between shots and had not issues with cold fingers. Not sure I'd get along with a thicker glove so think I'll stick to the mitts
HawkeyeMS
Ryder Cup Winner
Personally never found the need for winter gloves. I have a pair of mittens I wear between shots which is more than enough for me.
