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Golf Gloves

SuperStroke
I’m no glove snob. I buy cheaper gloves in bulk since I seem to go through them in about the same time frame whether I pay $5 or $20 per glove. I did splurge a bit for rain gloves because I use them in hot, sticky, humid weather on both hands.
RBG always seems to have Etonics or Ray Cook on special, so I buy a 3 pack for each hand(use 2 gloves) for half what I might pay for a FJ for each hand


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BCSupreme;n8886335 said:
Looking at golf gloves, what are y'alls recommendations? Looking for the grippy grip.
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Going to follow along with this thread as well.

Buying gloves might be the most annoying thing in golf haha - I hate paying full price, and I hate poor quality. It's a bad combo.
 
In the South Texas heat, I've become quite fond of the UA Iso-Chill and Cool Switch
 
titleist players, although i’m anxious to try callaways tour authentic. the only less expensive glove i have liked (but still isn’t a contender) is callaway weather spann.


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I have a weird hand shape (wide palm/short fingers). Footjoy something something Flex in small -- tight at first, but they really adapt to the hand well after a few rounds, and last fairly long.
 
No glove!
 
Ordered some more vice puros.
 
K Sig from Costco,4 for 19.99 shipped. Fantastic for the price,nice supple leather
 
NullNomad;n8886890 said:
In the South Texas heat, I've become quite fond of the UA Iso-Chill and Cool Switch
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I use the UA gloves too. They fit my hands well.
 
I like a full cabretta leather glove. The 2 best values I have found are at Costco and Amazon. Costco has the Kirkland Signature on their website at 4 gloves for $20. Amazon has a company called Finger Ten that has them 3 for $24. The Finger Tens come in cadet sizes, but the K-sigs do not.
 
As of late I REALLY like the Callaway Tour Authentic. Great feeling glove.

The softest glove I have probably ever used is the Titleist Players.

I used to only play/use the FootJoy StaSof, but have mostly used the Callaway/Titleist gloves lately. But the StaSof is still a good glove.

The Callaway and Titleist definitely stay softer longer than the FJ. Not sure what's up with that, but the FJ seems to "dry out/harden" easier/quicker than the Callaway or Titleist options
 
I usually just get the two pack of the FJ Sta Sof. I try to alternate between every few holes to keep them from getting too saturated in the nasty Ga heat and humidity.

Decent enough glove I guess, but I wouldn't know because I tend to always just go with what I know. Following this one too see what I should try next.
 
I was wearing Bender gloves for a while, and I still have a few. But lately I really like the K Sig gloves from Costco.


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I like Cabretta but I sweat a lot and have to replace often plus wear through them quickly. I usually buy them on closeout or something under $12 per glove. I won't do MG after most of them ripped at the seam in a few holes. I'm on my last Puma Pro Formation and it's a decent glove.
 
DataDude;n8888108 said:
I like a full cabretta leather glove. The 2 best values I have found are at Costco and Amazon. Costco has the Kirkland Signature on their website at 4 gloves for $20. Amazon has a company called Finger Ten that has them 3 for $24. The Finger Tens come in cadet sizes, but the K-sigs do not.
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You know what they say about men with Cadet fingers.....
 
I've been pleasantly surprised by the quality of the MG gloves.

My other go to is the FJ StaSof.


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