problem with sweaty hands/moisture?

[Pat007]

golf glove. wrist bands. head band. lots of dry towels. shammy.

Why don't I jack up my striped socks too to complete my Will Ferrell outfit from Semi-Pro? ;)

[Dub]

Ah....the splendid days of summer approach.

Today will mark my last round in what is deemed "winter". As I sipped a cup of java on the back deck this morning it was very nice...a bit cool. By the time we tee off it'll be perfect for shorts and short sleeved polo.....by the end of the round it will be almost 80 degrees.

By the time Masters week is done....summer will here for all practical purposes.

These times of year I switch the type of gloves that I wear. The synthetic style gloves seem to stay dry longer and dry out faster. I'll rotate four throughout a round.

By this time of year, I'm also in the practice of using another towel for myself in addition to my club towel hanging on the bag.

Corded grips really come into their own during this time of year!!!!!!!!

[uttexas]

Why don't I jack up my striped socks too to complete my Will Ferrell outfit from Semi-Pro? ;)

That would be awesome. Wear a fro to complete the look.

[billysandy]

Use Talcum powder on hands. Ian Poulter does it

[itzzzberny]

i see we are bringing old posts back from the dead.

Does the beverage cart girl have anything to do with it? Be honest.

HAHA... this is the best comment in this thread...

solution: just carry a towel to wipe your sweaty hands...

[Golfaddict247]

old thread, but I thought I'd chime in as a tester/experimenter of golf grip products. I have had a lot of issues with humidity and sweaty gloves and bought/tried everything under the sun. The only thing that has ever worked for me was the Grip Boost Golf Spray. The Amazon link is right here:

http://amzn.to/2lHZk5h

 

[boogielicious]

18 hours ago, Golfaddict247 said:

old thread, but I thought I'd chime in as a tester/experimenter of golf grip products. I have had a lot of issues with humidity and sweaty gloves and bought/tried everything under the sun. The only thing that has ever worked for me was the Grip Boost Golf Spray. The Amazon link is right here:

http://amzn.to/2lHZk5h

I used rain gloves when it is really hot and humid. When they get wet, they grip better.

[phillyk]

2 hours ago, boogielicious said:

I used rain gloves when it is really hot and humid. When they get wet, they grip better.

I go through gloves super fast from sweaty hands.  The FJ Exo 4 glove doesn't rip and retains its grip for a long time.  I've also used rain gloves, but I'd prefer to stick with them on rainy days because I play a lot in both.

[mistermuhl]

This may sound unconventional but you could try a rosin bag. It's what pitchers use on the mound to keep the hand dry. Does a great job

[Billsy]

I have used a Powergrip product.

[jamo]

We've had this thread a million times, and my response is always the same: buy a bunch of gloves, rotate them every few holes, and take them off when you're not actually using it.

I am a bit curious about those grip products though. Maybe I'll try one this year.