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Many golfers believe golf gloves are an accessory
and you can play just as well without them as you would with
them. Golf gloves are a needed accessory for most golfers,
and in most cases only a single piece of glove is needed in
the weaker hand to strengthen the grip.
Right-hand golfers wear a left hand glove, southpaws wear
the golf glove on the right hand, and some ladies wear gloves
on both their hands. That is why you may choose to buy a single
piece or a pair depending on your grip. Lose your grip on
the course, lose control of your game, so spend the money
on a good golf glove. It is all about the grip.
The most common type of material for making a golf glove
is leather. The texture of the material is perfect for golf,
because of it's feel, and grip. Leather is also very moisture
resistant and will stay soft for a long time if treated properly.
Over time it will stretch so make sure it is a bit snug. If
a leather golf glove gets wet, it will dry and keep its shape.
Synthetic is a stretchy, extremely lightweight material that
is usually used for the smaller parts of a golf glove. The
synthetic pieces are mainly used to bridge the knuckles or
offer more flexibility in the joints of the fingers. Some
gloves are 100% synthetic, but grip is traded out for durability
and breathability.
There are all-weather glove for wet or extremely humid conditions,
it is more water resistant than any other material and can
offer extended feel in moist conditions. The light synthetic
material will grip your hand the more it gets wet. Often covered
in a thicker material to keep your hand warm through colder
conditions, it is the best golf glove in the rain or sweaty
humid conditions.
Many golfers today choose more than one style of golf gloves.
When choosing a golf glove one must take into consideration,
feel, grip, and durability. Don't have your golf partner
telling you to "get a grip"! Here
are a few golf gloves to look at.
Golf Gloves - Suppliers And Makers Of Golf Gloves
- Bionic
- Callaway
- Nike
- FootJoy
- TaylorMade
- Mizuno
- Ben Hogan
- Bridgestone
- Top Flite
- Zero Restriction
- Wilson Staff
- Tommy Armour
- Etonic
- Powerbilt
- Slazenger
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