definitely NOT the weathersof from footjoy. I know they make a decent product, but i can't feel the club in my hands with that glove, and it doesn't have great grip. Went back to my crusty stasof and the straight hits came right back.

Let's see you are complaning about the wear a thin great feeling leather glove vs a thick uncomfotable synthetic glove. Talk about apples and oranges

Under Armour. Like everything else they make it is just right.

DH

I like the Bionic Glove the best, great feel and lasts longer than other gloves.

FJ sta soft and Srixon tour leather, bought by the dozen which makes them cost effective

Footjoy F3


But I found out the other day they discontinued them. Guess I'll have to find a new glove when I run out of F3's.

I've used different Gloves, but I found that Nike Dri-Fit Tour gives the best feeling.

They keep your hand nice and dry.

every time i go into this one used/new club store near me, i see a rack of the Bionics and have tried them on a couple times. they feel great, but for $20+ i have not been able to talk myself into it.

i buy Acufit (something or other) from Dick's Sporting Goods every time they have them on a 2 for 1 sale i get 6 of them. they are only 12.99 normally, you cant beat 6.50 each. and they dont seem to tear at the fingers like others i have used.

seems you can order the spider still from here: FootJoy Spider

For the past month Id been playing with a Nike Elite Feel. Recently, the Nike glove had started to get a little slippery, so I replaced it with a Footjoy Sofjoy.
What a difference. Its so much more comfortable than the Nike was and I feel like I have a much better grip of the club than I had even when the Nike was new.
Plus, on the cuff of the glove there is a little Footjoy ball marker that is held on with a magnet. I think thats pretty cool.

I voted Other because I have been gaming the FootJoy WeatherSof. it's mostly synthetic and holds up VERY well to sweat and to rain (which we get plenty of here in the PNW). It is super long lasting, soft, comfortable, and grippy in all conditions.

The Wilson gloves I get at Walmart.

$9.99 everday (not the sale price) for a real leather glove that lasts is a great deal IMO.

I know it is all subjective but one of those Wilson gloves from Walmart was my first glove. It looked about 10 years old after the first week. Every day I would put it on and it would be all stiff and crusty and just feel nasty. it took a few minutes to relax and form back to my hand. My hands sweat a lot and the real leather of the Wilson glove just couldn't take it. My friend had been using a WeatherSof for the same amount of time as my Wilson glove and the difference between my glove and his was night and day. I went to the synthetic glove the next day and never looked back.

for me it would have to be the titleist players glove ..i have a really strong left hand grip and have a tendency to wear out the palm area of other gloves pretty quick the titleist is the only one thats lasted me a few months before giving out and that saying im playing 2-3 times a week

Player's gloves are good for about 3 rounds in the heat. Best fall glove for sure but during the summer the weather sof footjoy is the best.

To me, assuming they are cabretta leather and of good quality, gloves to me are like tees, an interchangeable commodity. Buy the cheapest. I can usually find name brand close-outs such as Etonic, Nike or Mizuno. When I do I stock up.

To me there's few things more discouraging than looking at a new $15 glove after one round in the heat and humidity of a Florida summer.

The cheap and long lasting FootJoy WeatherSof!! 17.99 for a two pack.

http://ericcoe.netcentrix.net/freshgloveflash.html

Tired of crusty glove syndrome?
Check out this video.
This thing works like a champ and keeps my gloves soft and tacky.
Got to go with the FJ-F3 as a favorite.

Spam much?

Bionic's fit the best but my love for the pads comes and goes. Right now my fave is the Nike Dri Fit Elite: soft on the hands and tacky on the club. Hard to find but worth looking for.

Titleist Players Glove. Premium, dude!
Closely followed by a Stasof.

Having read this posting about a month ago while searching for a longer lasting glove than the Sofjoy I like, but go through after about four or five rounds I came across several postings promoting the STAR GLOVE at $6.95ea. (full cabretta leather)

What the heck. For $15.00 bucks I ordered a couple off their web site and have found them just as durable if not more so than the premium name brand gloves. The fit may not be quite as good but pretty darn close and for those like me that play three or four times a week I'm thinking this may be a real nice option to blowing through $50.00 a month of gloves.

Cheers,
Brad

Can't say if they are the best glove but certainly the best value - Costco has a three pack of Callaway gloves, two cabretta leather and one "all-weather" for $18. The leather gloves are quite similar in feel and durability as the FJ StaSoft.

I've been liking the under armour heat gear glove this summer

Titleist Players. No glove like it. Wear it once, you'll never wear another.

Titleist should ignore the stats of how many ProV's are played. It is amazing how many tour players (even those without a single Titty product in their bag) still choose the Player's glove.

True, it doesn't last long. It is expensive. But it is the best.

Mizuno Retrofit.

Snug fit, lasts a LONG time and not synthetic.

Without doubt the best EVER!

Initially I thought a bit expensive, but as the extra cushioning on the finger joints helps my grip plus the leather is so good I am getting over 30 rounds a glove ... usually, i buy a new one every other week.

A lot of money but well worth it and cheaper in the long run.

I bought a few Fit39 gloves from a guy that sells golf equipment from Japan and I love them. Especially here in Florida where it is so humid and your hands get really sweaty, these things were great.

I play the FootJoy F3's. Soft, tacky, hold up pretty well in the heat, and you can find them off of ebay for cheap. I bought 3 for $27 with shipping then I just rotate two at a time to make em last longer. Great glove.

F3's on ebay

I have also switched to the Under Armour glove, very nice!

Black adidas glove . Thin and fits like skin .
TGW has them for 9.99....

Footjoy StaSof all the way for me

I used the Callaway warbird for a season and a half, and both only have a little black mark on the palm, I could game them for another year, but as my game got better I wanted more feel and found that the warbirds all of a sudden would shift on my hand. Now I use the Srixon Tour Cabretta (as my screen name states I am a tool), Srixon hooks me up with everything I could want. I get 4 srixon gloves for the price of the warbird 2 pack.

Black or blue FJ Weathersof, don't know why but they feel thinner than the white ones and don't get stretched out like leather gloves.

I used to be a guy who would play Titleist or FJ gloves because of the name. They are great gloves, but nothing, and absolutely nothing compares to the:

ETONIC G-SOK

Best fit, most comfortable glove you will ever stick your hand into.

Srixon full leather glove all the way.

I have to say, the Callaway gloves that come three to a "chubb pack" from the Price Club, er "Costco" are a great deal, $18.99 or summat like that. They are a little thick, but quite supple and soft. I do like Nike dri-fit tours, but come on, why spend excessively if it's not going to effect your score?

StaSof does it.. nothing better out there for me.. and that's including the Player's glove from Titleist.

I voted Other. I like FootJoy's WeatherSof. They feel great, are not too expensive, hold up really well...even in the Pacific Northwest rain.

Footjoy StaSof is to me the best glove out there BUT living in humid Dubai and coming from the wet UK, shelling out 20-25 bucks for an easily trashed glove is not something that appeals.

I have a Hattie Smart glove too but haven't played it - feels too good to use! The leather is fantasticly soft. I actually want to buy a Ladies L and R and give them to the gf as a pair! They're beautiful.

However, on a few trips out to the Far East, I happened upon the Footjoy TropiCool, a mesh-backed synthetic glove, which is just fantastic in hot and humid conidtions. I stocked up and currently have about 15.
Haven't seen them outside Asia nor on auction/Internet. Well worth it if you play a lot in the heat and have problems with either slippage or simply getting through new leather gloves to quickly.
Will try to get a few pictures up.

Also used to like the FJ WeatherSof GTX as a competent, durable and good value all-rounder.
Likewise, some Etonic gloves I've had in the past have been really dependable - good performing, good fit and long-lasting. Not the first name people look at for gloves but I really rate the ones I've had, espeically compared to Nike & Callaway gloves I've used in the past - the 'tonics were loads better.

Also picked up a couple of Puma gloves which look pretty slick - tried on their open back one too but didn't buy, it was well over 30 bucks!

Have also picked up my first Fit 39, tried it the other night on a par3 course. Great grip, wasn't too keen on the fit as the neoprene was stretching and giving, making my hand move about! Kinda weird. Palm stayed impressively stable on the club grip, though. More testing needed. Has potential. I see why they're getting the good comments here.

Have a 3M Greptile somewhere but wasn't bowled over when I used it. Will have to give it another blast but being leather, it's not ideal for where I live.

Also want to try one of those Iomics.

Original Roo kangaroo leather gloves, bought 3 before I moved to Dubai, supposed to be good in the heat.
One dried up, stitching fell apart on another and the third was either lost or binned. Poor show.

Anyone tried the Possum leather gloves? I know SMT were making them a while back, supposed to last ages.

You should add the Mizuno Retroflex in there. That is my new good weather glove. Good fitting and durable.

I couldn't agree more. IMO The Retro Flex is the best glove on the market for the money.

+2 for the Mizuno Retroflex glove.

Footjoy Stasoft . I just wish they would pimp them up like the sci-flex

But that would just upset all the traditionalists !

BIONIC - HANDS DOWN!!

I totally love the Srixon Cabretta leather glove. Feels so much softer than other gloves, it just don't know why. The only problem is that I can not find a retailer anywhere to be found. But if I do I'll buy them in bulk for sure, they are great.

www.bhmgolf.com sells the Srixon cabretta leather gloves.

Anyone tried the Srixon Digital Hybrid Gloves? I'm looking for a cheap glove that I can buy in bulk and Rock Bottom have these at a pretty good price.
http://www.bhmgolf.com/desc.ydev?prod_id=12921

The best glove I found for the price and wear is the Zevo Cabretta glove at Golfsmith. For $6 you cant go wrong. Lasts a long time, mesh inbetween the fingers and feels great. Oh, did I mention it $6. It will be the best $6 you have ever spent.

http://www.golfsmith.com/products/290564/Zevo/Cabretta_Glove

+4 On the Mizuno Retroflex. My guy at Edwin Watts plays far more than I get to yearly and swore by them so I tried them. Soft, fairly thin and lasted 13 rounds and at least a dozen range trips all with cord grips. Based on this thread I may try the Srixon or a Titleist Players for game day glove but will keep a stock of the Retros around- they are just a great all around glove-summer heat especially; performed MUCH better than StaSof for me in summer and NEVER get that dried up crunchy feel.