anybody wear a glove on both hands?

[Andrew24]

I always play with 2 gloves. I'm actually just wearing rain gloves because my hands tend to get quite sweaty. And they are very comfortable and would make good use in cold weather.

[SAGolfLuvr]

I don't do it but when I look at my dry dirty right hand at the end of a round, it seems to make sense. I volunteer at the pro and semi pro tours here in San Antonio. EVERY pro golfer's hand I have ever shaken is soft and callus free. Totally different from my own hands. This makes me think that I must be doing something wrong. Two gloves would help solve my right hand's dryness and dirtyness. It took a long time to figure out how to grip the club without callusing the right hand. Yes, I had professional help, but it took a while for it to sink in.

[JetFan1983]

Originally Posted by gfd66

Staying within the same subject matter, does anyone have any recommendations for cold weather gloves?

I use a pair made by footjoy. They're not bulky and I get a good grip when using them. But since they're still pretty thin, they aren't the best for keeping the cold away, but they do just enough. It's a balance between comfort and still being able to grip the club well enough. They sell all sorts of winter gloves at Dick's.

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My dad uses two gloves. He only plays maybe 8-10 times a year at the most and doesn't feel its worth having blisters on his hands for a week after playing if he's not even out there often enough to build up the proper calluses. Also, I think he just likes the feel of them or else he'd just get better grips to help prevent them in the first place.

[Sai-Jin]

I second the winter gloves. They are nice and they have a slot on the left hand for a tee.

I don't find them "warm" per se, rather they help a ton against wind and cold temperature.

[golftoday]

I player with two gloves when I was younger. I've found that a couple of weeks playing will quickly fix any issues I'm having. If you're experiencing issues after two or three weeks there's probably a deeper problem you should investigate (swing, grip, etc.).

[LAGolfer7070]

I have never played with golves on both hands.  I don't know if it is because it is a weather related thing, but I live out in Los Angeles and I have never needed to "stay warm", so I usually just use a glove on my left hand.  It helps with grip and swing control.