November 12, 2008

How often should you replace your golf glove?

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November 15, 2008

Mr. Me @ 10:16 am

I’d replace it when I lost it. They’re not really necessary; nor is golf a sport. At best its a hobby.

November 17, 2008

juicyproots @ 8:03 am

I don’t think there’s any rule of thumb that can tell you when you should replace your golf glove. I think that decision should be made by you. If you feel that your golf glove is wearing out or is starting to rip or have holes in it, it’s probably time to replace it.

November 18, 2008

Nic W @ 8:52 am

I’m still using my footjoy which is 6 months old and hard as a rock.

I usually don’t replace my glove unless there are large holes forming.

Replacing your glove every 6 rounds is absolutely ridiculous unless you are playing for a living. IMHO of course.

November 20, 2008

Quiksilvr @ 10:36 am

I guess its really a matter of personal choice. I’ve been using the same glove for a few months, atleast 40-45 rounds and its held up. Some gloves last longer than others, but there’s no set limit that I know.
For cheap gloves try:
rockbottomgolf.com

November 21, 2008

icekream @ 11:29 pm

I change mine when the grip on the glove starts tearing and ripping apart. I try to save my gloves to best I can though. 6 rounds is WAY too short (unless your playing in 110 degrees weather all the time and your glove is covered in sweat everytime you play)

November 23, 2008

notredame1131 @ 10:43 am

when it has a hole in it

November 24, 2008

A.REKKIN @ 1:58 pm

I’d say a specific number of rounds or schedule for the life of a golf glove is too much brain damage. How about just wearing the glove until it wears out or you don’t like anymore and then go get a new one?

November 25, 2008

Ted P @ 11:22 am

I replace my glove when it gets a hole.

Here’s a cheap (price - not quality) glove
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$11.95 for two + $2 shipping and handling

Master Grip. Other stuff too. I love their Pima Cotton shirts.

November 28, 2008

worldneverchanges @ 9:21 am

I have Tacki-Mac grips on my clubs. No need for gloves with that. They stick to your hands. :)

November 29, 2008

l.damron26 @ 4:24 pm

when the deteriate to nothing.

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