Testers Announced: Clinch Golf Gloves

[GolfSpy_APH]

Introduction
The Clinch Tactile Golf Glove claims to offer a unique blend of comfort, durability, and enhanced grip. Designed with premium materials, this glove is intended to provide a secure fit and better control, even in challenging conditions. Priced as a premium product, the Clinch Tactile Golf Glove aims to stand out in the crowded golf glove market—but does it truly deliver on its promises?

Key Features:

Enhanced Grip: The glove is designed to improve your grip, giving you more control over your shots. How effective is this grip in various weather conditions?

Durability: Made from high-quality materials, the glove claims to last longer than typical golf gloves. Does it really hold up over multiple rounds?

Comfort Fit: The glove is designed to provide a snug, comfortable fit, enhancing the feel and reducing hand fatigue. Is this fit as comfortable as advertised, and does it maintain its shape over time?

Please welcome and congratulate our testers.

@Boris119 

@gajrsports 

@OhCanada1954 

@Fiveslow 

@nick gauts

[Boris119]

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[gajrsports]

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[OhCanada1954]

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[Fiveslow]

  Good afternoon MGS members.  My name is JR. I have been an active member for about a year and this will be my first test review!  
 I reside in Rockland County, NY  (about 15 miles from NYC) along the Hudson River.  I didn’t start playing golf until after college, which is over 20 years ago ().   My handicap had hovered around 8 earlier this year, but with some help from my newly acquired Rapsodo MLM2 I have gotten down to 5 (although trending back up!).

   Living in the metro NY area I am a short drive to some great courses and I try to take advantage of that as much as possible.  I will play whenever and wherever. I usually take the hour ride to Bethpage Black each year and this year it did not disappoint.   
 

  My current bag setup includes 2019 P770’s with KBS shafts, Stealth 9* driver with Ventus black 7x shaft, Stealth plus 3 wood, Sim2 rescue, Vokey wedges and a Scotty Phantom 5.5 secured by a Titleist Scotty Cameron bag. I also carry a Bushnell hybrid rangefinder which I love.  I was also an avid Arccos user (cheaped out in August but will probably join back shortly) and occasional Rypstick trainer. Both of which I recommend. 

 As far as gloves go I have never really been sold on one company, but find myself playing Footjoy Weathersof most often.

  Due to the extreme humidity this summer I found myself losing grip of the club during my swing, especially the driver.  During one Rapsodo session in my backyard I launched my driver well into my neighbor’s yard!    
 So to save my neighborhood’s windows I had invested in a pair of rain gloves which seemed to help the issue, but still was not sold on wearing “rain gloves” full-time!  
 I had heard of the Clinch brand but totally unfamiliar with their product.  Clinch claims that their gloves “grip when wet, are breathable and phone friendly” (amongst other claims).
  I will give the members an honest review and hope that these gloves can back up those claims. 
 I plan on testing them on as many courses as possible and in a variety of weather conditions as well.  I also plan on using it for my Rapsodo sessions where I can really speed up the moisture build up and also the wear and tear! 
   I will be keeping this glove in my bag if it can withstand a few weeks of play and range sessions and work well in a variety of weather conditions.  
 

 

Edited 5 hours ago by Fiveslow

[nick gauts]

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[Josh Parker]

Congrats testers. Looking forward to following along. 

[Jmb21]

Congrats testers! I honestly enjoy mine so I’m curious to see how others feel as well

[dhosford11]

Can’t wait to see the results on these

[Rob Person]

Congratulations all!!!

[Lefty11]

Congratulations testers!  

[rkj427]

Congratulations to this group of testers.

Will be following along to see how these compare to others in the market and if the durability is as claimed.

[Mark.Anderson]

Congrats testers! I’ve been using the Taylormade Tour Preferred for a couple years now and have liked their durability and continued softness. Looking forward to seeing these results.  

[TJ Hall]

Congratulations testers!

[William P]

Congrats testers!

[slash25rc]

Congrats everyone! I have played with these gloves for a couple years now--can't wait to hear what y'all think!

[garrett5]

Congrats testers. Interested to see what you all think of these gloves

[nvizble1]

 Congrats testers!

[TAGolf13]

Congrats to our testers. I hope the gloves live up to expectations. 

[LeakyValve]

Congrats testers!!!  Curious about that wet/damp conditions performance as always with gloves! 

[dtaz]

congrats to everyone

[Ryan_Pro]

Congrats guys. Enjoy this testing experience!

[frazzman80]

5 new testers! Awesome!!!

Looking forward to hearing about the product and the experience!

Kudos to the Forum leaders for giving everyone this opportunity!

[poprocksncoke]

Congrats testers!!!  Have some fun with it 

[Shrek74]

9 hours ago, GolfSpy_APH said:

Please welcome and congratulate our testers.

@Boris119 

@gajrsports 

@OhCanada1954 

@Fiveslow 

@nick gauts

Congrats testers!! Good luck with the testing. I look forward to hearing about a new glove option.

[gajrsports]

14 hours ago, gajrsports said:

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Hello everyone, my name is Gary King and I am excited to be chosen for this review.  I started playing golf at the age of 10 and now it makes 58 years of trying to get better.  I do have a lot of stories but will keep this shorter.  I love the game as it is the only sport I still believe I can get better!

I am 68 years old and from Georgia where I have lived since 1963 and played golf since 1966.  Still don’t know how we started but sure am glad we did!  To skip along I played Junior College basketball and signed a scholarship with Palm Beach Atlantic because they said I could play on the golf team.  The year I started they decided to drop their athletic program so it was off to regular college, which I was very good at the social part and ignored the academics but did finally get it together.  Skipping a few years of light play because of work as a banker, finance manager at a car dealership and just life.  Well, in 1990 a new course was being opened by some friends of mine when they approached me.  Here is what I remember, you have a very good swing, and a great personality do you want to become a golf professional?  Well of course and I began in 1991!  My wife said do before we had kids!(she had a good job).  The process began and I became a class A PGA professional in 1995.  No golf here as I taught lessons daylight to dark to support the 2 kids that we had come along.  Skipping farther ahead my boys began playing sports and I missed my oldest first whole season.  Golf employment you work weekends and holidays so family suffered a little.  Well I started the next journey 2006.  Baseball for the boys so I needed summers so teaching sounded interesting.  Well I started subbing and loved it!  Again not much golf as we chased our boys!  Both were Division II players.  In 2013 I got my amateur status back and I finally retired.  I now work at a private school now part time.  OK background over!  Now on to golf!

 

I practice everyday Monday – Friday and play Saturday and Sunday!  I am not a big fan of ghin as it is not a true reflection on how you play but a true reflection of how you play your best.   I do have a ghin and this is not a total reflection.  I had gall bladder surgery this year and my scores climbed.  My club make up is 58, 54, 50 Mizuno T22 wedges, Mizuno JPX 923 Hot Metal Pro 6 – GW, Calloway Mavrik 3+ and 5.  Taylor Made Stealth Plus 9 degree.  Irons are with KBS Tour Lite, Driver and Fairway with Aldila Rogue shaft.  I like to test all golf balls and right now  -ProV1 is leading.  Best Score 68.  When I was 16 and when I was 68.  My hobbies are pretty much golf and sitting by the grill with a glass of wine or a beer after golf!

Cheers!