Golf Gloves

Measure hand from wrist crease to middle fingertip for length, around palm for width. Glove should fit like second skin - snug but not tight. Try making a fist to check flexibility. Consider different sizes for winter gloves and mitts.

Replace when wear appears in palm or finger areas, typically every 15-20 rounds for regular players. Rotate between multiple gloves to extend life. Premium leather gloves last longer than synthetic with proper care.

Leather offers better feel and durability in dry conditions. Synthetic better for wet weather or high humidity. Many players use leather in summer, switching to rain gloves or winter gloves in poor weather.

Yes - standard leather gloves for dry conditions, rain gloves for wet weather, winter gloves for cold weather, and all weather gloves for varying conditions. Consider having multiple types ready during round.

Grip pressure, heat, moisture, and friction cause wear. Proper grip technique reduces wear. Using multiple gloves and removing between shots extends life. Quality leather requires proper storage and care.