What make of glove do you wear...

[quiggz]

I've tied Callaway and titleist gloves, but they are just not as durable as the FJ's.

[WilliamVdB]

I voted Mizuno - picked up 2 for €25 last month and they're great. Leather on the inside, synthetic on the outside - so it's cheaper than 100% leather gloves.

I have the same problem with my FJ glove! So Mizuno is the brand you'd advise then? I'm used to wear black gloves and I'm afraid they don't make them do they?

[YogiTKE]

I have always used Footjoy and this year I've went back to the StaSof. Kind of pricey, but I picked up two on eBay for $25 with shipping for both of them. Saved some cash! Great place to save some $$$.

Off topic, but how do some of you guys customize the signature to show your clubs/bag?

[ERC7.5]

I typically don't wear gloves (I like the feel of the chords.....a sure grip), but I did just purchase some FootJoy winter condition golf gloves....for "Spring" conditions here in Northwestern Pennsylvania.

Off topic, but how do some of you guys customize the signature to show your clubs/bag?

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[under_par]

FootJoy is the best for me.

[Eore]

i previously voted for footjoy and said i use maxflie, but today i got a Snake-eye tour...its pretty nice, and $11

[brianzchuk]

None....I don't wear one.

[immts007]

Whatever's on sale at Costco in the 3 packs.

Currently Callaway.

Before that it was Nicklaus

[Jack_2251]

I like my Footjoy's, and it is difficult for me to get RIGHT hand gloves, as all my pro shop stocks is footjoys in right hand. I do like Mizuno's as well though, and titleist's feel great but a big price too.

[DavidFehertysBike]

I play with titliest glove, but I practice with nike's low end glove. Those nike gloves are great for practice, because they are ridiculously durable and ive used just one for the last 3 months now. I find they are not good to play in because they are so thick and cumbersome. (i have small hands to begin with) Splitting them saves my more pricey titliest gloves, which would wear out to the skin in a week if I practiced with them. If I only use it to play with, I can get 10-15 rounds out of a new titliest before it begins to shred.

[jdumoit]

I've been using a nike glove since starting golf again (~1 month) and like it for play and practice. I have yet to see a titleist glove pricier than the $24 I paid for my current nike though. Can't remember the model.

[JeffG]

SMT Lifetime Warranty glove. 100% leather, feels great...lifetime warranty, send it in whenever it gets dirty or torn or too sweaty, whatever, and they send you a brand new fresh one. Only pay like $7 for shipping.

I've got a few extra i'm selling if anybody is interested.

[mattmatt300]

footjoy for me. how often do you guys replace your glove?

[The Gill]

Nike's Tech-Whatever. It's the only glove I can get in black. Black gloves seem to last longer and my brother doesn't steal them.

[JeffG]

I have 2 SMT gloves so I always have a fresh one and one going back to SMT to get a new one. So, I only wear a glove for probably about a month before I get a fresh one. Less time if I'm playing alot and during the warmer months.

[DGStinner]

I wear a FootJoy glove. I also have a pair of their rain gloves and winter gloves.

[supah]

I use Titleist gloves. Just love them! I've tried a lot, but nothing beats the Titleist ones. I got big hands, so that sort of played a big part aswell.

For rainy days I use FJ rain gloves.

[JaY_B]

I voted 'other', I use gloves made by a company called St Mellion, as good as Footjoy but half the price