What golf glove do you use?

[Cleveland Gunmetal]

I have been using Taylor Made React which I like a lot. What is everyone else using? I see Cleveland came out with one and for obvious reasons I'm curious about that. Mizuno, Callaway Pro Series, Titleist Players I've used as well and the are all great gloves too. What do you think is the best?

[Norm66]

The only glove I've used so far that I really liked was a Srixon I picked up at a course last week. It was only $12 (at an upscale Pro Shop) and I think it's synthetic, but it's far & away the best I've had so far.

[Ghost Runner]

TaylorMade r7 Tour Glove

Picked up 2 gloves for $20 at a clearance sale a few months back. Awesome glove. I'd definitely pay retail for another one.

[Cleveland Gunmetal]

I got a few Taylor Made React's fairly recently on clearance for something like $4 each at Target. Couldn't believe the price... was just killing time and saw them on a rack. Haven't tried the R7 (perhaps that's why the React was so cheap) but if they are anything like the React I may give them a shot.

Oh yeah, sorry if this is a duplicate thread. I didn't see a similar one (I did look) but I imagine it has been discussed at some point.

[Thrdroc]

I use what ever i find that fits well and is a decent price. I dont like paying more that $10 on a glove because i go through them often. I usually forget them in pants and they go through the wash

[WhiteSoxFan]

FootJoy Weather Sof Glove 2-Pack - $18.99

[NM Golf]

Leather only, no synthetic crap. The glove connects me to the club so it is too important to pinch pennies on. Right now I am using the new PING m-fit golf glove. I really like it, its the best glove I have ever used. I have also used Nike, Titleist, and Footjoy and they were fine too.

[cuppedup]

Usually use a Callaway Pro-series. Somehow got out w/o a glove Monday and shot my beast round of the year. 85

[BaronV]

I favor the TaylorMade React glove as well, feels great and fits good. I especially like that the end of the glove extends just beyond my wrist than other gloves which always seem too short on the wrist area causing me to continually pull it down on my hand.

So far I've used the Nike Tech, Dura Feel, Callway X-spand series and the cheapo Walmart ActiveWorks brand and the TaylorMade works the best for me.

p.s. the Walmart brand busted on me after just 3 months, ripped on the palm of my hand. The Nike glove though I'd have to say though I use mostly for practice rounds and driving range has held up really well.

[Shindig]

Callaway, small. Fits like, well, a glove. I've tried a bunch of other ones, especially last summer when I hit the range for 2 hours per night.

I also use Roger Dunn's store brand, mainly because I haven't seen the Callaway being sold on the shelves at my local shop. Maybe I should check other shops.

[lamebums]

I have been using Taylor Made React which I like a lot. What is everyone else using? I see Cleveland came out with one and for obvious reasons I'm curious about that. Mizuno, Callaway Pro Series, Titleist Players I've used as well and the are all great gloves too. What do you think is the best?

I'm using a Mizuno right now, but that glove is starting to wear out, after about 25 rounds. I have another Mizuno in my bag for the day that the glove falls apart, plus I have two Callaways and a Wilson somewhere in the house. The Wilsons are incredibly cheap--I've worn a hole in them in as few as two rounds before. I'm just now wearing a hole in the Mizuno after 25. Haven't played with the Callways yet; but they fit pretty good and there's no reason for them to fall apart anytime soon.

Oh, and they're all extra-large.

[niblick]

I'm using a Footjoy right now. For feel and durability it's been the best I've tried thus far. The Nicklaus brand glove from Costco are pretty decent, and you can't beat the price.

I tried some Callaway gloves that were being sold at Costco, and they were crap. I wore a hole in the palm after a week of practice - something that takes me a month to do normally.

[Fourputt]

No glove... I play in my skin.

[allin]

I wear various synthetic brands for practice, I really sweat and can destroy any leather glove in 3-4 sessions. I use any major brand caberetta glove, found on sale, as long as it comes in ML cadet I don't care.

[iacas]

I use one made by my very own body. I believe it's commonly referred to as "skin."

I don't wear a glove. Never have. Seems like a pretty dumb way to waste $15 every three or four rounds to me. By all means, all of you can keep doing it - I just don't see the point. I've never had a club slip that I thought a would have been saved by a glove.

[lamebums]

I use one made by my very own body. I believe it's commonly referred to as "skin."

I used to be that way, but I started getting blisters on my left hand from swinging too many times. I was more or less forced into getting a glove, but now that I'm used to it, you couldn't pry me loose from it.

[digger21]

Ive always used Slazenger gloves. They usually last me 20 rounds or so before a hole pops through. But they always keep thier soft feel and touch which is why I like em.

[Fourputt]

I used to be that way, but I started getting blisters on my left hand from swinging too many times. I was more or less forced into getting a glove, but now that I'm used to it, you couldn't pry me loose from it.

If you get blisters, there is usually a problem with your grip, not the lack of a glove. What I've read is that it means you're gripping too tight. I can hit 300 balls at the range and never get a hint of a blister or a callous. I might get a sore back these days, but no problem with my hands.