The golf glove might be the final frontier in golf fashion, and it is getting plenty of attention recently. However, outside of a few professional golfers that regularly don colorful gloves, the overwhelming majority of gloves on tour and at local courses are still basic; either solid white or black. Just because the glove has been historically utilitarian and bland doesn’t mean they have to stay that way and Aiden Ross Golf has some options that might just ease you into the fashionable glove market.
Aiden Ross Golf wants to change the bland perception and transform your golf glove into an outlet for your personality and style. Unlike many competitors in this growing market who make bright, solid-colored gloves, Aiden Ross Golf adds a touch of design, flare, and fun without being overtly flashy or distracting at address. Its subtle flare comes from blending a classic white glove with a designed, often subtly colorful thumb. And because the design is limited to the thumb, it is noticeable during the social aspects of your round but is not distracting when you address the ball because your dominant hand grip will cover most of the design. It is a perfect blend of traditional and bold – classic in play but fun any other time.
Fashion and design aside, a golf glove has to be well-made to be worth buying, and the Aiden Ross gloves check a lot of the boxes that its premium price tag demands. Each glove is made of a soft, 100% Cabretta leather that forms to your hand and is surprisingly durable. Part of that leather durability might come from the fact that they are a bit thicker than other premium gloves, but not to an extreme. The leather did not wear quickly and the grip remained fantastic over many uses – in fact, the leather still does not show many signs of wear after several rounds and a few hundred balls on the range. I will admit that the Aiden Ross gloves exceeded my expectations and I have already put my money where my mouth is by ordering 3 more. Heck, if I cannot be in Hawaii then my glove might as well remind me of paradise.
Aiden Ross Golf was launched in 2019 and is very active on social medial. It is likely that you have seen something from the company, even if you aren’t aware of it yet. Their offerings continue to expand through frequent collaborations and custom design options. At present, Aiden Ross Golf offers 14 unique designs and a classic plain white glove for you to choose from in four sizes (sorry, no cadet sizes). Each model is currently priced at $26 per glove, which is a premium price tag, but if you keep up with their social media you just might come across some promotions that can drop that price considerably.
If you are looking to add some more flare to your apparel without sacrificing quality in your glove, then Aiden Ross Golf might be just what you are looking for. You can see plenty of photos by checking out @thegolfglove on Instagram or by visiting www.aidenrossgolf.com.
With the buy 2 get one free sale I used last week, the cost came down to $17 per. I agree at full cost but 17 a glove isn’t half bad in my eyes.
I still don’t think they are the BEST glove I’ve ever used but I think they are better than many from some big names.
They should be there soon! I had mine in less than a week
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Snug but I bet it stretches a hair. Mine did (fit perfect the first wear)
Agreed. I bet I get comments on the course. They really are cool.
I’ll take a win anyway I can get it. What designs did you go with again?
I took photos and posted them a couple posts above.
I wore mine walking my round today. Very little breeze, 90+ degrees, high humidity. My FJ glove lasted 6 holes before I needed to change. The Aiden Ross went the remaining 12 and could have kept going. The slightly thicker leather has impressed me in the summer. I admit it’s counterintuitive from what I expected
That’s awesome! The thicker leather you guys were talking about had me a little concerned but this is great to hear!
It’s thicker compared to the common thinned premium gloves – several brands have leather this thick and it’s no work glove lol.
I was really hoping you would come to love them! I was nervous based on your initial statements but I was confident
Dang, I’m glad you are loving these things. I’ve continued them in my glove rotation and they will remain as long as possible.
It’s almost like I’m paying you to say nice things. Wait, there isn’t a bill in the mail, is there?!
If you put me into collections, our friendship is over.
I’d say it will grow on you too – god knows it has for me. It’s still my preferred (along with one other brand in a rotation)
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Contact them- I bet they make it right. What size are you?
I did last night. We will see what they say.
I noticed that I said glove was far from too big. I meant far from too small. I’m a medium in everyone else’s glove so I ordered a medium here and it was just a tad big for me but it still felt great.
They are replacing it for me! Excited about that since I was really liking the glove
Yeah, they run a hair large for sure. I had the same discussion with @Tenputt in here about trying to find his right size.
I’m all Hawai’i all day on my course until these three fail.
With that coming out, how would you compare durability vs others you have used
Two part answer – the leather durability is really great. It’s a hair thicker but doesn’t get slimy in the nasty, swampy weather here. The foot joy ones and Cobra ones turned yellow and crusty early. These have not. My first glove is still in rotation and the second came into the rotation to replace a FJ.
The rest of the glove durability is just OK. The bottom stretches a bit more than I’d prefer over time and 1/3 of the gloves had a stitch come out really fast.
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FIRST USE?! I’ve had a Callaway do that before but that it’s just not acceptable. I just retired my second one this morning and opened my third and final.
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When did your hands become Hulk hands?! That’s completely unacceptable. Have you reached out to the company?! They need to make this right because it’s clearly a problem.
I may reach out, but sometimes for $20 or $30, it is not worth the time to run it down. We have been so busy since the big wind storm last week that I haven’t even gotten my damaged vehicle into the shop yet, so, it’s not the highest priority. I certainly wouldn’t want a replacement. My trust level is gone.
I don’t blame you at all. I had the one issue I highlighted above (loose seam) but I haven’t seen anything this bad but it’s clear that quality consistency is an issue. Bummer too – I liked them in the humidity but I won’t be buying them again in light of all of this.