denvernative321

Yes i have gone through many a gloves. Then again i try to get out for at least an hour a day with 8-10 rounds a week. I usually go through 3-4 gloves a season. sometimes i trade out gloves just because they tend to get a little smooth. And what is the good having a glove that is worn smooth? my bear hand has better grips than some worn gloves. Do you still have the original glove? If so tell us what you are using maybe i will give that a try too.

I will give them a try next time i pick up some gloves but if i find out you work for ping and are plugging your products im gonna be mad LOL

Full time Welding student. For work I buy and sell mainly on Craigslist.

not to worry your not alone. every time its nice enough to get out and hit the par three or the front nine, the ground is frozen solid. I cant put a tee in the ground to save my life. or half the ground is covered in snow and you lose a lot of balls even if they were hit perfect. I was down the street on a short par three saw my ball bounce on ice (on the green) and disappeared. it was a perfect shot and could not find it had to take a drop and ruined my day knowing it was on the green and had to take a drop anyway. when the ground is frozen this solid taking a divot is not even an option so trying to hit a good thin shoot does not alway work like it does in your head. but its good practice. By the way im in colorado

santa didn't bring me what i wanted so i bought myself some some new grips. went to take off the old ones today and almost cut my thumb down to the bone with a hook razor. blood was EVERYWHERE i did not know you could lose so much blood from a finger/thumb. hook razors are painful ouch. the worst part is it sliced all the way under my fingernail and cut way deeper than a hook razor should.

I would buy them and throw them in the practice bag and see how well you like them. they are pretty beat up but still have a little life left in them. both used for a fraction of what one cost new.

Ping Mizuno Callaway in that order