Your favorite golf glove!

[drm]

Just switched to Taylormade TP and really like them so far. I was using FJ StaSof.

[Dr. Frankenputts]

MG golf 2 Cabrera leather gloves for less than15$ plus a subscription to golf digest

[timbo08]

Switched from Titleist Players to Vice Pure. For the price, the Vice glove is very good if you buy three. Not sure on durability yet though, have only worn it for 2 rounds and a few range sessions but seems to be holding up well.

[ultrafl1ght]

I bought 5-6 FJ StaSof (slightly blemished) gloves a while back...down to my last 2. Wish I got more. Retail StaSof quality* for half the price.

 

(*unless I'm being very picky, negligible difference(s) between the B-Grades and Retail versions)

[DDR]

Last year's Nike Tour Classic didn't seem to hold up that well. But the Tour Classic II this year seems way better, I bought 3 of them at the start of the season and I haven't even made it through the first glove after a several rounds and many range buckets.

[NateRobards]

Call me a fanboy but nothing can outmatch the Titleist Players' glove.... So soft and pure

[EnnioS4]

Been using Asher and I actually seem to like it a lot. Cheap too

[pingstar]

Footjoy Sta-Sof

[dave willie]

I really like the Hirzl golf glove, Trust Control. I live in Indiana which has fairly humid conditions.

Hirzl is a great winter time or rain glove. They are a little thicker than most gloves, but I like the fit, and especially the grip in wet conditions.

[jorfely305]

I swear by Taylormade TP now. Not a TM fan but these are great gloves. Definitely going to try Vice though.

[par-none]

Sta soft for me. Pretty comfortable I think

[m_alco]

The Titleist Player's glove for me at the moment. The leather is just so soft and it feels like the way a golf glove should.

[vrnyn]

Took the plunge and bought some Vice Pure's. Have two rounds in now and really like them, the fit is great and I prefer the feel over the pure touch.

[tim_harris]

FJ SciFlex or Pure Touch

[Shilgy]

Been using Titleist Players for a few years, just bought a FJ StaSof. Used them a few years back. How the heck do guys buy gloves online? I have to try them on at the store. The sizes vary too much for me to buy without trying them on.

[J_Birdie]

I actually like the 3 pack Costco gloves *shrug*

[SaltyJr]

I've started playing the Vice Pures. Really like the feel and they have held up nicely.

[scrody17]

The Players and Pure Touch are great but for all around I like the FJ Sci-flex. Comfy, soft, and affordable.

[FSUGolfdog]

I'm a Titleist glove guy, but I picked up an UA glove and they are pretty good. They have some elastic on the back that works nicely as the glove stretches.

[ChiefGolf2]

I loved the FJ StaSof for a long time, but Vice Golf has a killer glove for an awesome price! They are very soft, durable and breathable - plus they look classy as hell! I will admit that they do wear out a little quicker than the StaSof, but in my opinion the comfort of the Vice trumps the lifespan of the FJ.

[Mwscgolf]

I like the Titleist gloves, used to play the FJ's but they don't last long for me. Have also heard really good things about the Srixon gloves, I'll be trying that next.

[Chilidog]

Gfore for me.

[rpaige88]

Took the plunge and bought some Vice Pure's. Have two rounds in now and really like them, the fit is great and I prefer the feel over the pure touch.

 

That's saying something! I may have to check them out. I buy my pure touches 6+ at a time so the price isn't bad at all. I'll look into vice when mine run low.

[toursaucy]

For someone who has extremely sweaty hands, especially playing in hot humid weather, I swear by the FJ raingrip gloves. Keep my hands dry, and last at least 3x longer than any other regular glove I've tried.

[garethw]

Fit 39 are the best gloves I have found so far. The first one I used for over 3 months, playing 2 -3 times a week and on the range when not playing. There was minimal wear on the thumb pad area and a small hole developed wear the elastic is on the wrist.

 

In the heat, humidity, and rain of SE Asia there was no slipping, minimal sweet on my hand, it maintained its shape and there is nothing I have found to beat it. 590 Thai Baht or around 16 USD.

[patrickfisher105]

Bought a cheap nike glove from Academy sports thinking i could use it at the range... never again. Love the nike tour classic 2 but wish i could still get my hands on the dry fit III... Best glove Ive ever tried

[SilverBullets]

Titleist Perma or the MG Golf DynaGrip, they are both very similar. I've never had durability issues with either.

 

These are my go-tos as well. Hard to go wrong with the Buy one get one free option on the MG. They are great gloves and become half the price or so of the major OEMs. Makes it easier to pitch the glove when it gets stiff or starts to wear as opposed to waiting for the glove to fully fall apart.

 

I typically just buy 6 MG gloves at the start of the year.

[rblmp32]

Titleist Players glove... especially when stored in a plastic bag. They last a long time for me.

[gcp07]

FJ Pure Touch and TM TP are my favorites for premium gloves. The FJ Sta-Sof has a nice feel too and LASTS.

[DWitt]

Even though my entire bag is Titleist, I always used the Taylormade TP. But, I just picked up the new UA glove and it is pretty good, probably will replace the TM TP just because most of my golf apparel is UA.