tongzilla
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What's your favourite glove and why? I like Titleist's Players Glove, but it's expensive and doesn't like to get wet. For synthetics, PRGR's Dry Hand glove is pretty awesome.
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Anyone else buy a new glove every week?
Michael Jacobs
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guy i was giving a lesson to today was wearning a RED Par MAte Glove
Remember those, I would say this glove was from around 1985
Remember those, I would say this glove was from around 1985
Jared Willerson
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Leather grips solve your glove issues.
tongzilla
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Jared Willerson
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You won't need one anymore. Leather grips feel great and the more rainy and humid the weather the "tackier" they become.
I like Foot Joy Sci Flex gloves the best, however, I don't have leather grips on all my clubs, just my wedges and putter. Tried it this year as an expirment, will probably put leather grips on all my clubs next year.
I like Foot Joy Sci Flex gloves the best, however, I don't have leather grips on all my clubs, just my wedges and putter. Tried it this year as an expirment, will probably put leather grips on all my clubs next year.
birdie_man
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I keep hearing good things about leather. I have never tried it.
I use w/e I can get for reasonable price. FJ....."Titty"............etc.
My gloves look ridiculous sometimes..........full of holes........no thumb........etc. I don't tend to replace them too often when I'm just playing an everyday round.
I use w/e I can get for reasonable price. FJ....."Titty"............etc.
My gloves look ridiculous sometimes..........full of holes........no thumb........etc. I don't tend to replace them too often when I'm just playing an everyday round.
bobbyjones2k5
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I gotta vote for the Bionic glove. Not sure why I even tried this since it's mainly for seniors who have arthritist problems and cost more than the other gloves on the market but now I can't switch back. The grip just feels money when I put this glove on and have a club in my hands. Give it a try if you haven't already.
Bill Miracle
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bobbyjones2k5
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Not USGA approved.
Wasn't aware of that, thanks for the post.
Wasn't aware of that, thanks for the post.
chrisfx811
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I always have a problem with the left thumb on some gloves. After a few rounds, the stitching becomes twisted so that it runs across my thumb.
I picked up some Powerbilt 'soft' gloves, and they are perfect.
I picked up some Powerbilt 'soft' gloves, and they are perfect.
priceunderpar
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I actually prefer the feel of Footjoy Weathersoft golves over time to the sci flex and the like. The sci flex gloves seem to dry out, and they feel really thin to me. They're only $10 compared to $17 for the sci flex. They'll last too. A year or so ago, they were the editors choice glove of one of the major golf mags. I've been using them since about that time. I go to the range 3-4 days a week, and play once or twice and will use the same glove without ripping it up for several weeks. I use GP cord grips on my clubs.
Bill Miracle
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Yeah...Im sure...
Got one myself and in a money game, a guy complained that I used it. I thought he was a punk and that he was dead wrong. NOT! It says on the package that its not USGA approved.
Got one myself and in a money game, a guy complained that I used it. I thought he was a punk and that he was dead wrong. NOT! It says on the package that its not USGA approved.
tongzilla
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Took a look in the website, it says it's USGA Sanctioned, which means something like you can use it if you have a disability.
Michael Jacobs
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Bionic Glove
Its approved if you have been diagnosed with Arthritis
Its approved if you have been diagnosed with Arthritis
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