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Color of the Glove  

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  1. 1. If you wear a glove, does the color matter and if so, do you have a color preference?

    • Any color is fine with me
    • Prefer beige or a lighter color like tan
    • Prefer a glove color that matches or accents what I am wearing
    • Prefer black
    • Prefer red
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    • Prefer blue
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    • Something else, please explain


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I prefer white or tan.  I find darker colors distracting but I suppose I could get used to them.  Definitely don't worry about the glove clashing with what I am wearing.

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I've used black for other sports and find it to be a little distracting.   My personal preference is white.  

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Black doesn't distract me, but I feel so much more confident with white.  I started playing golf with a black glove, but I quickly realized how much better I felt on the tee with a white glove.  Some weird psychological thing, but hey, whatever works right?

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Definitely white but simply because I have always played white and it looks right.

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I buy white gloves, but I'd like to believe that a different color wouldn't bother me.  As long as I get to pick, though, I'll pick white.

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White glove.  Also only play white golf balls.  Additionally, I wear the glove the entire round and don't remove it to putt. 

dave

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I don't really care about the color but always use white because that's the color they seem to sell. 

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  On 5/11/2016 at 3:05 PM, krupa said:

I don't really care about the color but always use white because that's the color they seem to sell. 

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This. 

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On the subject of glove colors, is it just me or does Charley Hoffman's green glove make it look like he's starting to turn into the Hulk?

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Must match the shoes.

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Only white.  The same for balls.  Never a white tee though.  Go figure...

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When I learned from this forum that the glove was not really needed (unless you experience hand/club slippage) I dropped the accessory. Much better without the stupid thing.

 

 

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  On 5/11/2016 at 2:21 PM, dave s said:

White glove.  Also only play white golf balls.  Additionally, I wear the glove the entire round and don't remove it to putt. 

dave

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I only play white balls, Can't hit the optic yellows or oranges, or those weird Volvik things! I do remove my glove to putt except when it's really cold, then why bother? I also use only white or natural wood tees. I cannot hit a ball off a red, blue, or green colored tee!

  On 5/11/2016 at 3:05 PM, krupa said:

I don't really care about the color but always use white because that's the color they seem to sell. 

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That's true. My buddy likes black and he has one hell of a time finding them!

  On 5/11/2016 at 6:09 PM, DrvFrShow said:

Must match the shoes.

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Yeah, but you're a girl!

  On 5/12/2016 at 2:49 AM, gregsandiego said:

When I learned from this forum that the glove was not really needed (unless you experience hand/club slippage) I dropped the accessory. Much better without the stupid thing.

 

 

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True. But when it gets really hot and humid, and I'm sweating like crazy (which I understand is not really a problem in San Diego), I'll always wear one.

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I prefer white or medium blue (doesn't clash too much with outfits). I like a third color on really hot days so I can keep the glove rotation straight. 

As for a black glove, make sure it has a good dye job. Last summer I ruined khaki cargo shorts on a rainy day when a black glove bled smudges all over it.

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Well I prefer white myself. White tends to reflect more sun/heat than darker colors. 

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