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The one I have now is black from wear and it's stretched out loose, but it still grips great. It's a Mizuno, don't remember the model, but it's an awesome glove.

I'm probably gonna replace it today in preparation for a round tomorrow just 'cause it's ugly, but I'll keep it for a backup.

In general, I go through a couple gloves a year, but I haven't played much. This year, I hope to go through a lot more gloves. :D

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I usually replace when they start to stretch out on me too much. I have big hands and even XL size fit tight. Once they start sliding around I replace them.

In my bag:
Driver: HiBore XLS (9.5*, stiff, gold shaft)
Irons: FP II 4-GW
Wedges: mp R series 56/13 588DSG 60*
Putter: Unitized TiempoBag: ADIDAS Velocity

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Mine get replaced when I get a hole in the palm of it. (sometimes it happens pretty fast, other times it takes months)

I always buy a new one once I open one up.

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I replace mine when they start to develop a hole, or it starts to lose grip. I was advised changing gloves every 4-5 rounds, but that's just a guideline.
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I replace mine when they start to develop a hole, or it starts to lose grip. I was advised changing gloves every 4-5 rounds, but that's just a guideline.

That guideline must have been set by golf glove companies.

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When it gets too holey, stiff, or stinky.

In my Cart Bag:
Driver: R7 Draw 9*
3W: Ovation 15*
Hybrid Halo 19* 2H, Halo 22* 3H
Irons: i/3 O-Size 4-PWSW: Vokey SM 56*Putter: Anser

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I buy one...when the other one loses it's mojo. Ya see...I have many superstitions. I bought a black "Bionic Glove", and I had a crappy round..therefore..only white for me from then on. I know...i have a screw loose!

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5-pw G10's/ plus Taylormade R7 4 iron
Burner 08' 4 Hybrid
A70S 3 Hybrid Burner 09' 3 wood "Zing" SW 56 degree Fastback Laser range finder / plus Skycaddie SG5...also a great ball retriever!!

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what is the difference between regular and cadet gloves? I never tried on a cadet glove, because I was always afraid it was for kids and I would damage the glove trying it on.

I think for shorter fingers. I have thick hands, but not long fingers. This glove deffinetly has the correct finger length, but I would like a bit moreroom around the palm. I'm just going to go in next week and make a mess of things looking for a glove i like.

Cadet is for chubby hands. A regular large is too tight for me so I wear a cadet large because an extra large regular is too long in the fingers.

I change gloves after nine holes and I wash them from time to time. Slightly off topic, but I found a tan Pinehurst glove in my old bag. It was bought around 1993 when gloves came in several colors and included snap -on ball markers.
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Wedges: X Forged 52 (12) | 58 (10) C-Grind Putter: Anser 4 i SeriesBall: Burner1978 - 93 - All Time Best - 84 or12 over in 1991.1994 - 2008 - Inactive2008 - Present - All Time Best 96 or 24...
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Cadet is for chubby hands. A regular large is too tight for me so I wear a cadet large because an extra large regular is too long in the fingers.

You can still get gloves with the snap on ball markers.

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You can still get gloves with the snap on ball markers.

Do you know what brand?

Cart Bag: AMP Xtreme
Driver: 460
3 Wood | 5 Wood: Diablo
Irons: (3-8) X18 | X Forged 9 & P
Wedges: X Forged 52 (12) | 58 (10) C-Grind Putter: Anser 4 i SeriesBall: Burner1978 - 93 - All Time Best - 84 or12 over in 1991.1994 - 2008 - Inactive2008 - Present - All Time Best 96 or 24...
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Do you know what brand?

Not off the top of my head. I will look to see if I still have one with my practice gloves when I get home. I did a Google search for

golf glove ball marker and saw that FootJoy has a couple gloves that have a ball marker...magnetic, though, not the snap on. http://www.footjoy.com/catalog/mens.asp?c=43
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Not off the top of my head. I will look to see if I still have one with my practice gloves when I get home. I did a Google search for

Thanks....
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3 Wood | 5 Wood: Diablo
Irons: (3-8) X18 | X Forged 9 & P
Wedges: X Forged 52 (12) | 58 (10) C-Grind Putter: Anser 4 i SeriesBall: Burner1978 - 93 - All Time Best - 84 or12 over in 1991.1994 - 2008 - Inactive2008 - Present - All Time Best 96 or 24...
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Thanks....

I was just glove shopping yesterday. I found some of the golfsmith brand calbratta leather gloves for $6 a piece and they had the snap on ball markers. They also fit perfect, so I picked up a few.

In my bag:

some golf clubs

a few golf balls

a bag of tee's some already broken the rest soon to be

a snickers wrapper (if you have seen me play, you would know you are not going anywhere for a while)

and an empty bottle of water

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