Which golf glove?

**wrx_junki** · April 6, 2009

I like the feel of the FJ StaSoft and SciFlex. Either one comes at the price of $10 when bought out the trunk of some dude in the parking lot of a local muni.

**Dub** · April 6, 2009

SteelDriver said:
a glove IS a glove. i shoot the same without one even. ive done it. people who play golf tend to get too weird about stuff and put too much stock into silly things like gloves. hell, its the same as golf shoes. they can add comfort but cant take strokes off.

Lucky you.

I have a buddy who doesn't wear them either. He keeps his sticks outside in his garage, too. Guys a single digit player.....for the life of me I don't know how he does it. His grips usually look and feel aged and slick....but he is so steady...fairways and greens and two putts.....it's boring watching him play...dang a round of pars. I'm not so lucky. I'm one of the geeks who will always wear one. A decent glove with decent grips (change 'em at least once a year) are two crutches, if you will, that I'll always use. I disagree entirely on the shoes.....they are a must to play the game. I'll not even debate this lunacy.

**juanrjackson** · April 6, 2009

I use a Bionic glove & really like it.

**chrt396** · April 7, 2009

I have tried several gloves...never really searching out "A DEAL", more than a great glove. I landed on the Bionic glove. It touts a controlled grip. It works. It kind of prevents a death grip on the club even when you are under pressure for a good shot. Its $25 but what the heck. With the money we spend in golf...if you can afford it...it's a great glove. Durable...comfortable and psychologically it works for me! It's a mental game...and I know...I'm mental!

**Dpricenator** · April 7, 2009

If you want a glove try one, the pro at my course treid a few on me, then gave me one i thought was too tight. after 50 balls at the range it was perfect. I use a FJ stay soft, xl cadet. I will say this buy a glove that fits and feels good.