Which golf glove do you use?

[Hadi05 22]

On 7/18/2020 at 10:08 AM, HAC said:

I wear Bionic Stable Grips.  A bit more expensive, but they seem to last a very long time - longer than other gloves I have used.

Also like the fit and feel of the glove.

x2.  I have nerve damage after an injury and it's hard to grip the club properly.  These gloves work well for me in helping ensure I can still grip it and rip it.   In all seriousness it has allowed my hand to not be in pain and I can make it through 36 holes in a day without concern.  I couldn't say that before using these gloves.

[gavinski91 1,855]

For the longest time I didn't use gloves, but I've started using the Under Armour Iso-Chill. Having a stretchy/mesh panel on the back of the hand is a must for me, partly for ventilation and partly to prevent any binding or shifting of the fingertips of the gloves when I close my hand.

[mcavoy 108]

I use the MG Elite for a good part of the year here in the Houston area.  Oddly, when I lived in CA I tried that glove and hated it.  In the drier conditions in CA that glove would tear quickly, well before I would consider it worn out.  But in the Houston area, with the humidity,  I find that glove becomes saturated and I'll want to change it out before it tears.  And it doesn't become saturated any faster than a higher priced glove so in that regard it becomes a good value.  I buy about 20 at a time.

[Firebird 388]

I used to use Callaway or FJ but find the latest Kirkland is really good. 3 gloves for $24 AUD.

[Slater 163]

I love my FJ gloves.  I'm currently trying all of the ones I've never used.  So far, StaSof, Pure touch, and Tropicool are my favorites.

I've always used the WeatherSof.  

[300_yards_I_wish 0]

Kirkland Gloves. Good gloves for a great price too.

[MDGolfHacker 8,774]

I use whatever is on sale   I'm not too picky about gloves as long as they fit.  I usually try and buy gloves in bulk off of eBay so I haven't purchased new gloves in four years (I only go through 3-4 a season as I haven't been playing as much as I used to).

 

MDGolfHacker

[sg419 26]

PING sport tec glove

Got a sale of 3 for $24.99 on Rock Bottom one day

On my 2nd one

 

Was playing the Mizuno Elite glove for years

 

[Chip Strokes 6,755]

MG Dynagrip Elite - 10 for $70. or 10 for $80 if you want to personalize them. 

[TSauer 4,261]

1 hour ago, Chip Strokes said:

MG Dynagrip Elite - 10 for $70. or 10 for $80 if you want to personalize them. 

I've never bought another glove after finding these. Good glove for the price!

[silver & black 6,460]

On 8/12/2020 at 12:01 AM, gavinski91 said:

I've started using the Under Armour Iso-Chill.

Ditto. I've found it to be a quality glove.

[Lacassem 17,523]

Has anyone heard of birdie beacon? Company friended on Instagram curious if anyone else has gotten the same request.

looks like strictly gloves? 
 

also I use footjoy weathersoft....don’t last super long but they’re cheap enough and while they last are great

[FrionnyDuo 0]

Personally, I just recently started playing golf, of course, I knew that golf equipment is expensive, but so...... But my coach advised me one interesting tip, to buy the cheapest golf gloves, and under them wear regular rubber gloves. I decided to try it, even found a site The Vinyl Gloves for everybody, where I ordered a whole bunch of rubber gloves. And I can tell you that it's an effective tip that will save you a lot of money. I'm still planning to buy myself some professional gloves, but a little later.

Edited May 26 by FrionnyDuo

[silver & black 6,460]

I needed a new glove, so I went out to get another UA Iso-Chill. None in stock, so I ended up with a Nike Tour. Kind of pricy, but it felt soft and fit good. We'll see how it lasts. I usually am not very hard on gloves. The UA glove lasted a season and a half. The Nike feels like a quality glove (it should be for the price).

[WaffleHouseTour 841]

I started using North Coast - saw them on Instagram last year and gave them a try.  I tend to really go through them so I keep several on hand and rotate through the round,  I like them.  Different colors - not important - and good feel.  They hold up as well as any I’ve had.  The sell exclusively (I think) on line and I’m always up for helping small off brand start up’s. 
 

I used to get the FJ sciflex because they had all that mesh, but they don’t make them any more. 

[drb1956 76]

On 7/20/2020 at 12:55 PM, IrishMace said:

I currently wear the UA Cool Switch. But they're discontinued, not especially durable, and I'm on my last one. Tried the Iso-Chill (the successor), but didn't like it as much and it was even less durable -- ripped after about two rounds and a couple range sessions.

What should I try next? Here's my problem: I'm a lefty (so a right-hand glove) and size XL. Do my fellow lefties have any suggestions for trying things on? Dick's might have two options if I'm lucky, or if I drive all the way across town to Golf Galaxy I might find 5 or 6 options. (I'd be all for giving Kirkland a try, but they don't offer a right hand glove.)

Go to PGA SS if you have one near you. Their house brand glove(PGA TOUR) is all I use. I buy 2 a season, and they hold up well. Never had one come apart at the stitching, like some lower priced gloves. About $6 a piece last time I purchased. Synthetic leather, with the extra layers on the stress areas, like the heel pad and thumb. They do have a lot of sizes, including lefties, not sure of XL. I wear a medium with most gloves, and these fit well, as you want the glove to fit snug, not squeezing your hand, but snug so it doesn't move on your hand. After use, I have one of those glove caddy's-it fits on like your hand so it can dry out, and then isn't so wrinkled, and all crumpled up in your bag. Been using one of these since I started playing 24 years ago. Gloves last longer, and don't stink. I have on occasion washed my gloves in the kitchen sink, with a little dish soap, rinsed well, put on glove caddy, and hung out to dry. Good luck in your search...

Edited June 25 by drb1956
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