[progolf4life]

In your opinion which glove is the most comfortable/best overall.

[Snowdust]

I picke up a Foot-Joy F3 one day because they didn't have the sta-soft. I have been quite happy and have bought another. I haven't played in a 90 deg humid day yet, but I feel that it is much cooler than others.

[st8fan19]

etonic g-sok

[BaronV]

Well I didn't like the Callaway Game Series, wore out on me after just 3 rounds of golf, (just a month) heck I've had my Nike tech extreme for over a year and also used it for practice ranges and it still is holding up and my first cheapo Walmart golf glove at least lasted 5 months. I like my curren Taylor Made Ract2 glove for the feel.

[trek1500]

Titleist Players Glove...the best!

[eugkim]

Haven't used a glove in years, but the StaSof was always my #1, closely followed by the Titleist.

[Shaitan]

For a full leather glove, u can't go passed Footjoy and Titleist, but currently I'm using a Mizuno glove as it feels good and is more durable then cabretta leather + the pro shop doesn't stock leather gloves .

[jb7286]

titleist player, that's not the only glove i use but it's my favorite.

[TLUBulldogGolf]

I have to go with the StaSof over anything else, but I also like the Sciflex for practice rounds and on the range.

[turnbowm]

Another vote for the Foot Joy F3. Cabretta leather on the "business" side and synthetic material (microfiber) on the back. Same feel & fit as the StaSoft, but less expensive. Switched to the F3 because of staining problems on the back of the StaSoft during hot, humid weather..... one round and the glove was "toast."

[Fore!!!]

We're going to introduce the best traction on golf gloves soon to the United States.Stay tuned...

[BILL12x]

3M Greptile glove is the best I've ever used.

USGA says you can use the 3M glove OR the 3M grips, but not both together. That's how good the grip is. Great when sweaty or after a light rain.

[trossignol]

progolf4life, on Jun 25 2007, 06:54 PM, said:

In your opinion which glove is the most comfortable/best overall.

progolf4life what is a Ping Hoofer Vantage Hayes Pacers Team Bag Orange/Black ?

[progolf4life]

It's my high schools team bag.

[Konklifer]

Wilson Staff Pro Soft. Softer and as thin as Titleist Player's with better fit and feel. Now if I could only find some more!!!!

[FreakinA]

I only seem to like the Titleist Cabretta leather. Is this the same as the titleist players glove?

[sheppy335]

I am using the Nike Dri Fit now but used the Stasoft and like it also!

[matracy68]

I like Oakley golf gloves. They have seemed to last me way longer then the usual golf brands such as Footjoy, Callaway, Nike, etc.

They make great golf shoes too. I just got a pair of white New Tye's that I will use today at Tobacco Road.

Good times.

[rgk5]

Etonic G-Sok cabretta leather

[SHERO]

nike dura feel

[ZBigStick]

Maxfli gloves have always fit me the best. The Revolution was great.
I also like the Etonic G>Sok.

[hanknalex]

Japan's Fit 39

Have used it for 2 months and it is still like new. Great in humid and wet weather.
Found a company in California that sells them for $20

[hobbes]

I'm a fan on the Mizuno RetroFlex gloves, they feel good and last much longer than NIKE for me. At ~$11 they are quite cheap too.

I wish I could get a hold of the European gloves though, the RetroFlex All Weather looks like a great glove.

[mcputter]

Precept Tour Cabretta. You can start to find them now cheap as Bridgestone continues to phase out the Precept brand name in favor of all Bridgestone.

[DanZ]

Almost embarrased to say the Callaway Warbird is one of the best gloves I've found. For me having a good palm pad that will last is more important than anything else.

[divot46]

The F-3 and Sta Soft are favorites followed by the Titleist Perma Flex. The FJ Weathersoft is the best glove I've seen on real hot, humid days.

[MCDavis]

I've used the FJ WeatherSof for a while now. For Father's Day I got a Martin's gift card, so I picked up a Mizuno Skintite to try. 1st round was very comfortable with it...seemed better than my WeatherSof.

[smithjohnjr]

For a couple rounds IMHO, Titleist Players Glove.

2-6 rounds StaSoft

6 or more rounds- SciFlex.

[G-reg]

I've used my sciflex everyday for just over a month and just two days ago it got its first wear hole.

[golfer_junior]

Best: Titleist Players
Worst High-end: Mizuno Skintite or the Ping glove (the ping glove fits phenominally but wears out in about 9 holes on me...?)

[littlepingman]

I usually use the top end glove that matches whatever irons are in my bag at any particular time. Most every company makes a pretty good glove.

So I voted for Callaway in this pole.

[vokey design]

The Wilson Staff "Pro Soft" cost the same as any titleist/footjoy cabretta leather glove but lasts twice as long.

[20something]

Bionic glove

[sync71]

Right now I'm using a Footjoy sciflex, I just wish I could find one of sciflexes with red instead of the black and yellow.(I use a right handed glove) BTW its holding up great so far. I got it in early may and use it 5-6 times a week whether its practing or playing.

[DavidR]

I have been using StaSoft gloves for a while now. I tried several of the other Footjoy gloves earlier in the year trying to find one that would last longer, I found that several of these lasted longer but seemed to pick up a horrible odor. Not sure why some are different.

[HoleInOne]

Footjoy Spider gloves are the best for me. But they were discontinued.

[chewey15]

Sciflex Red glove in money!

[pjammer13]

I voted other. I ordered some Adidas Climacool gloves from Tourspec on a whim and they are pretty sweet!

[Metsfan555]

Anyone remember those Eagle Golf Gloves from the Golf Channel a million years ago? I still have mine and have used the '5 year guarantee' about a dozen times to get a new glove. The glove is really nice, at least a $15 glove, but I send in $5.95 to get a new one whenever it rips. The new gloves comes in about a week so I just used a Walmart synthetic to hold me over.

[bazzardl]

Try these, very expensive but last 2 -3 times as long:

http://www.hattiesma...e/homepage.html