Golf grip gloves

What is a golf training glove?

A golf training glove is a specialised glove designed to help golfers improve their grip, swing mechanics, and overall performance. It often features unique designs or added elements that provide feedback or restrict certain movements to encourage better technique.

How does a golf training glove differ from a regular golf glove?

A regular golf glove is primarily used to improve grip and prevent blisters, while a training glove often has additional features to correct swing flaws, promoting proper hand positioning or enhancing the feel of the club. Some training gloves also include weighted areas or resistance material to improve strength and flexibility.

Can a golf training glove be used for actual play?

While golf training gloves can be used during practice rounds, they are not typically designed for regular play. They're more suited for training sessions to help with specific swing adjustments or skill development but can still be taken on the golf course for use in a round. They are not currently useable in competitions, as they currently are still not allowed according to the R&A.
 

How do golf training gloves help improve my swing?

These golf grip gloves are designed to restrict certain hand movements and encourage others. For example, some gloves help improve the strength of your grip. This prevents the hands from allowing too much movement or friction during the swing, controlling the clubface more and helping to maintain proper wrist angles, all of which can enhance overall technique and consistency.
 

Are golf training gloves suitable for all skill levels?

Yes, golf grip gloves can be useful for golfers of all skill levels. Beginners may benefit from the feedback and instruction provided by the glove, while experienced players can use them to fine-tune their technique.
 

How should I wear a golf training glove?

Like a regular golf glove, a training glove is worn on the non-dominant hand (left hand for right-handed golfers, right hand for left-handed golfers). It's important to ensure the glove fits snugly around your hand, as this will optimise its effectiveness.
 

Can a golf training glove help with my grip?

Yes, many training gloves are designed to help golfers strengthen and perfect their grip. Some may have built-in features like extra padding or resistance that encourage a more consistent and controlled grip during the swing.
 

Are there any specific exercises I should do while wearing a golf training glove?

Yes, specific drills can be more effective with a training glove. Common exercises include:

• Grip drills to improve hand positioning
• Wrist control exercises to enhance wrist hinge and prevent unwanted movement
• Clubface drills that help you maintain proper mechanics and optimise your swing path
• Strength-building exercises that use the glove's added resistance
   

How long will a Get a Grip glove last?

The lifespan of a training glove depends on the material and how often it's used. Training gloves made of synthetic materials may last longer than leather gloves, though they may wear out quicker if used frequently for actual golfing. A lifespan of 2 to 3 months for a glove is typically expected.
 

Are golf grip gloves adjustable?

Many training gloves feature adjustable straps or closures to ensure a secure and personalised fit. This is especially important for training gloves, as the glove must stay in place to provide the right feedback during practice. Ours does just that.
 

Can I use a training glove with a regular golf club?

Yes, you can use a training glove with a regular golf club. In fact, doing so can provide additional feedback on your grip and swing, which can help make adjustments during your practice.
 

Do your training gloves come in different sizes?

Yes, our training gloves are available in different sizes (small, medium, medium-large, large, etc.) to fit different hand sizes. Always check sizing charts provided by the manufacturer to ensure a proper fit.
 

Do golf training gloves work for both hands?

Most golf training gloves are designed for use on the non-dominant hand (left hand for right-handed golfers). However, some training gloves are designed to work for both hands, especially if they target specific elements like grip or wrist control our glove is designed for only the lead hand. In most cases the non-dominant hand.
 

Are golf training gloves comfortable to wear?

Comfort varies depending on the material and design of the glove. Many training gloves are designed with breathable fabrics or soft materials to enhance comfort, especially during long training sessions. Our golf grip gloves give you the opportunity to get the perfect grip placement, each time. without compromising on feel or comfort.
 

How do I care for and clean my golf glove?

1. Regular cleaning

• After each use: Wipe the glove with a damp cloth to remove any sweat, dirt, or oils from your hands. This helps prevent buildup that can wear out the material over time.
• Hand wash (as needed): If your glove needs a deeper clean, hand wash it using mild soap and lukewarm water. Avoid using harsh detergents or fabric softeners, as they can damage the glove's material.

2. Drying

• Air dry only: Never put your glove in the dryer or expose it to direct heat (like a radiator or direct sunlight). Heat can cause the leather or synthetic materials to dry out and crack. Instead, reshape the glove (if it's leather) and allow it to air dry naturally in a cool, shaded area.
• Avoid wringing: Don't wring the glove out or twist it to remove excess water, as this can distort its shape and weaken the materials.

3. Storage

• Proper storage: Store your glove in a cool, dry place when not in use. Avoid leaving it in hot, humid environments (like your golf bag) for extended periods, as this can cause it to lose its shape or deteriorate.
• Use a glove stretcher or form: If your glove is leather, you can use a glove stretcher or just gently shape it back to its original form after each use to prevent it from shrinking or becoming misshapen.

4. Avoid excessive wear

• Limit use in extreme conditions: If you're practicing a lot or using the glove in wet conditions, consider having a backup glove. Constant exposure to moisture, like rain or sweat, can degrade the glove faster.
• Use a glove only when necessary: When you're working on other aspects of your game that don't require the glove, such as putting or chipping, consider taking it off to reduce unnecessary wear.

5. Leather glove specific tips

• Condition regularly: If your glove is made from leather, conditioning it occasionally with a leather conditioner or oil can help maintain its suppleness and prevent cracking.
• Be gentle with cleaning: Leather is more delicate than synthetic material, so avoid soaking or rough scrubbing it. Simply clean it lightly and allow it to dry naturally.

6. Synthetic gloves

• More resistant to moisture: Synthetic gloves tend to dry faster and handle moisture better than leather gloves, but they can still become stiff if exposed to extreme conditions. Regular cleaning and air drying are key.

By following these simple tips, your training aid golf glove will last longer, providing you with better performance and comfort during your practice sessions!
 

Can I wear the golf glove in any weather?

Yes, you can technically wear a golf glove in any weather, but the type of weather will influence how effective or comfortable it is.

• Warm or hot weather: A golf glove helps with grip, especially if your hands get sweaty. It can prevent slippage and provide more control over the club. Look for gloves made with breathable materials like leather or synthetic fabrics that allow airflow.
• Cold weather: Golf gloves can keep your hands warm and help with grip, but if it's very cold, a single glove might not be enough. Some golfers wear a glove on their lead hand and keep their other hand in a pocket or use hand warmers. You can also find gloves designed specifically for cold weather with insulating materials.
• Rainy weather: Regular leather gloves lose their effectiveness when wet. However, there are gloves made specifically for rainy conditions that are made from water-resistant materials or have special grips. You can also use a rain glove, which stays functional even when wet and helps with grip.

So, while you can wear a golf grip gloves in any weather, selecting the right type for the conditions can make a big difference in performance and comfort.