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Wondering what type of gloves some have found that works better for or her and why. I use the Spider by FJ. Think I just like the look and the feel is just ok. Been using the Spider for several years, actually afraid to change. The glove sizing for this glove fits me well, which is a Large Cadet. I have short stocky fingers.
Probably a old subject so forgive if its been a past subject, mostly wanted to just say Hi..! Thanks... wd |
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| # 16 10/14/2013 1:20:13 PM |
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I like the footjoy weather soft! Good feel and good price!
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| # 17 10/16/2013 2:07:35 PM |
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I used to always wear FJ or a Callaway. The last time I bought a glove, all the pro shop had were Bridgestones and the fit is great. No slippage and very little of a sweat issue. So I'll wear Bridgestone from now on.
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| # 18 10/16/2013 6:58:54 PM |
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You can take the glove off after every shot to help keep it dry. I do, and all the pros do, except for maybe Tommy two glove. But a few years ago I used a product I found at Edwin Watts, called "Dry Hands". Just squeeze some of the liquid on your hands and rub it in. It turns to a powdery film. Put your glove on and you won't sweat through your glove., I usually had to do a second application around the 5th or 6th hole. When your round is over, just wash your hands. It really worked great. And summers here in South Florida are the most humid in the world.
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| # 19 10/17/2013 1:25:04 AM |
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Whatever is on clearance at golf galaxy. Usually FJ weather soft 2/10.99 just picked up a 3 pack for 14.97. Those should last me a couple rounds.
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| # 20 10/17/2013 6:26:51 AM |
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Im going to look into the DryHands. Sounds like a great product!
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