Frequently asked questions
Most golfers use their non-dominant hand (left glove for right-handed golfers). Measure around your knuckles (excluding the thumb) and check the size guide. Your glove should feel snug with no loose fabric, as it will slightly loosen with use.
Yes, a golf glove should feel firm and secure on first wear. It should not restrict movement, but it should not feel baggy either. A properly fitted glove improves grip and consistency, especially in damp conditions.
Most golfers wear one glove only on the lead hand for grip and control. Some players choose two gloves for extra grip, warmth, or if they play regularly in wet or cold weather, but it is personal preference.
Let it air dry naturally after each round and avoid leaving it in a hot bag or car. Keep it flat where possible, and rotate between gloves if you play often. This helps prevent stiffness, cracking, and early wear.
Replace your glove when the grip feels smooth or slippery, the palm shows thinning, or the fit becomes loose. If you notice tearing, loss of tackiness, or reduced feel in the fingers, it is time for a fresh one for better control.
