I BOUGHT EVERY GOLF GLOVE Which One is Best in 2021

[@sauwill]

Just a tip to pass on from my golf coach. Keep your glove in a Ziplock bag when you are done playing. The bag keeps the leather soft and helps the glove last longer and feel better. Hope this helps!

[@goodknight37]

Great tip

[@user-dg6zy3fs6c]

Tip of the year

[@davidmcpa]

Makes sense!

[@ChristopherSnyder2337]

Great tip thanks for sharing

[@TheNietrzezwy]

After the play, a glove is soaked in sweat, kepping it in a plastic bag doesnt seem like a good idea (germs will not agree). To maintain the leather soft all you need to do is occasionaly rub the a cream into it, any will do.

[@dirkgibbens377]

MG Golf. Best glove, best value. Only glove I’ve used for 20+ years. Dyna Grip Elite, fine Cabretta leather, only $6.99. Try it and you’ll never switch back 👍👍

[@thegolfingmusician6345]

Been using Wilson for 20 years. Fit and feel better than any FJ I’ve ever used. Very underrated as anything Wilson makes usually is.

[@kilo3-186]

DUDE you gotta review the finger-ten glove. One glove has lasted me two seasons now.

[@michaelreynolds3592]

Yessir.... before I even swung again after quite a few years not playing... Wilson was the first glove I bought. Didn't think about the others.

[@Jrock420blam]

funny, i literally made the switch last week because a friend suggested it. I won a set of new fitted Wilson Staff Model blades i've been trying. He said I should get the glove to complete the set and the glove is amazing was very impressed

[@thegolfingmusician6345]

@@Jrock420blam I love Wilson irons too! Hope those blades work out. Wish I was good enough to play a pure blade. I’ve owned about three sets of Wilson’s. Currently playing Honma TW-X which are hollow blades and I LOVE THEM!

[@BombproofCraftsman]

MG golf glove $6.50 & a GREAT glove. Give it a try, you won’t be disappointed.

[@ryanwinkeler2335]

I use MG golf glove. The dynagrip elite. And love it. Would be curious to see if u felt the same??

[@LetsGoGolfing721]

FINALLY A VIDEO ABOUT GLOVES!!!!! Thanks mrshortgame! Also please take a trip to Bali for golf, we have good courses here!

[@LLCOOLJARED1]

Gotta get the Kirkland brand in the test! Best value for sure

[@chobo0435]

I use these and I feel like it's just as good as any other major brand gloves. Can't beat the price and quality is great

[@pbenga]

Those bastards almost never release them for left-handed players. I want also try their 3 piece wedge set so bad but they're only for right-handed people.

[@chobo0435]

@@pbenga lefties definitely get shafted. sorry...

[@rogerfox2457]

Kirkland is awesome and a great value.

[@TobinPE]

@@pbenga I know! They don’t sell left handed balls either!

[@chrisviducich2062]

Give MG Golf gloves a try. $6.99/glove for their "Elite" glove. And you can have your logo put on it for like $1/glove extra.

[@thecringegolfer]

The Wilson one is what I usually buy. It's cheap enough to replace more often and pretty durable for the price. I have tried FJ and like those but the palm gets stiff after playing in the hot weather here. I have also used TaylorMade. Nice feel but it tends to move in the grip on me when I swing.

[@robertmarley8887]

MG @ $6.49 each is a great glove with all the feel and softness you'll ever find!!!

[@fikanuryahati9816]

I'm always budget conscious so the Costco Kirkland golf glove 4 pack for $23 (used to be $20) is the best deal no doubt. The quality is just as good too.

[@davidmcpa]

I totally agree! They are now $32 for a 4 pack. But at $8 per glove, hard to beat that.

[@dougcook1176]

Great video Matt. Like the way you explain things. You have to go for the Kirklands though. 4 for $20. Nice leather good fit. Last pretty good. After a while even if you don't wear a hole in a glove the leather gets harder and less grippie so gotta toss them.

[@donsmith1165]

I try to buy 2 packs on line. I have used the Kirkland's from Costco. Soft leather fits good and I have very large hands. Thanks for all u do for us. Have a fabulous Wednesday

[@cgoodson1438]

I haven't used a golf in many years. Back in the days of leather and harder rubber grips I would use a glove for grip but with today's grips I don't see the need. I use the Winn Dri-tac lite grips and they are soft and provide excellent grip on the club without squeezing the life out of it. As you say Matt, personal preference. Great video thanks for the insight.

[@Vespawood1]

Used the Titleist Players glove for a good long time. Made the switch to FJ StaSof. It feels better and lasts way longer. At least for me. I’d be hard pressed to switch, simply because of the number of uses I get from the glove before I have to replace. It’s a good value in my book.

[@georgelehman7047]

Went from Footjoy last year to the Zero Friction glove, Love em. Fit well, wear exceptionally well. one whole season with one glove and it is still good, using it this year as a range glove. Thanks for all your info and efforts!!

[@shaunbarnes4420]

I love zero friction

[@r.scottphillips1753]

Zero friction is my favourite also

[@jeremyreeves5349]

I’d go with Bionic as a premium option, still less than the Ping. The last year I’ve been using Bender Gloves and buying them online. $15 for the basic spandex model, $17 for the mesh. They last and feel great.

[@gregoryjames7976]

Have several different brands in my bag. Been using MG golf for $7 If you tend to sweat a lot and use several gloves seems ok.

[@joshbryant3859]

MG are great. The only glove I use. Great leather affordable and durable

[@wosop6667]

I use mg

[@ArielPronouncedREL]

I generally wear the Nike Tour Classic. They do tend to take a little breaking in, but I go down a size, and after a round or two, the leather stretches to adapt to my hand and fits like a glove.

[@schlatz2786]

My favorite glove is the Bionic Men’s Stable Grip glove. I like this glove since I’m older and helps me grip the club better with less tension

[@michaelparsons541]

Glad to see you included Red Rooster in this. I was thinking about purchasing one of their gloves for the kickstarter campaign they just started, but I did recently purchase 2 gloves for the season...Srixon Premium for $14.99

[@beaston18]

Wilson offers great value in this type of a category. They've been making similar types of gloves for other sports (e.g. baseball) for a long time which probably gives them an edge over others. I'm a big fan of the Wilson Grip Soft gloves. Similar performance to the Conform line, but they cost even less.

[@jesserodriguez7483]

That wilson glove is the exact one I own. Price, feel, and fit are perfect.

[@EricB-somejibberish]

perfect timing - off to la quinta next week and was heading out today to get a new glove

[@kipjohnson4621]

I've used the WIlson Conform for a few years, I don't always wear a glove. I was always thought it felt good, but there was something better out there because it was so cheap even though I really liked how it felt. But the fit, feel, and thickness was the still best after I shopped around and tried on other gloves. I thought a more premium price would be mean better quality, but it wasn't the case.

[@denuccigolfs622]

I like the Bridgestone gloves they seem to last a lot longer! Usually the footjoy rip after a couple rounds

[@bradleyjohnson322]

I recommend Bionic golf gloves, i have Depris contractor in left hand. It helps and my hand doesn't cramp because of the tendons not moving.

[@kelvinaskew7510]

I"m in FJ guy. Tried the Wison today and you are correct sir! Excellent glove at an excellent price point!

[@904_JOE]

I've been using the Wilson Conform for about a year now. Wouldn't be surprised if I never bought a different glove. It's that good. Plus they offer an XXL which is perfect for me, as most XL gloves are a smidge tight.

[@F1FTY_BANDZ]

bros got fucking thors hands 😂😂

[@GoT2bBrIaN]

Love the feel in Taylormades TP Flex, unfortunately I wear holes through them in under a month. Ive been happy with the Mizunos but Bionic has had many mentions already so I’ll have to give them a shot… can’t have too many!

[@blakewittenberg3039]

Mizuno tech flex mate. Mine last around 6 months. Can't where it out

[@dwayne5530]

I use FJ RainGrip gloves. Wish they would also sell them individually instead of only as a pair as I only need one. Gets pretty hot and humid down here in the south.

[@nickguidry4243]

These are awesome! Last forever, great feel and great for hot climates (im in south Louisiana) having to buy both hands isn't a big deal since they are still less expensive than most

[@_LemonDropKid_]

Same! It's like the best golf hack ever!

[@-ram-m2664]

If you turn one glove inside-out, you'll have 2 for the same hand :D

[@JoeSchmgege1]

Like many on here, I really like the Kirkland gloves. However, I switched to Upglove last year and love them. Small company with great owner and you feel part of a community.

[@simonwells4820]

Wilson Conform for me, great feel, last quite a while, but the most important thing for me is the crease on the thumb. Wilsons is very different, double stitched and never falls around to be under my thumb after some use. This is issue I have with just about every other glove, after a while of usage the thumb crease seems to move/twist under the thumb and I feel it on the grip. I throw these away before they are used up as a result, they are just too uncomfortable etc... No issues with the Wilson, only glove I have used until it wears through !!

[@henribuhagiar9445]

Kirkland for me. 3 gloves for 24.95 here in Australia. I used one for about 8 rounds and still in great condition. Best glove I have used

[@jasonsovereign4750]

wait, what? I've never seen those in Costco in the US. going to be sure to look. Personally love the Titleist feel but they are super supple so they wear really fast.

[@michaelfeehily3818]

MgGolf elite best glove ever $7. Wears great.

[@ernbone]

AGREED!!

[@dgreen8388]

That's exactly what I use and I'll never spend $20 on a glove again. I buy them 10 at a time to save on shipping with multiple orders.

[@Wyatt_Ali]

Best glove ever!

[@celestialpneuma]

I just picked up an asher, it is hands down the best glove I have ever tried.

[@extrememetaldrummer1]

I have a generic Wilson at home and it works like a charm. Don't know the model or anything, but best I've used. My Callaway's have ripped.

[@sshadow2]

I play the PGATSS glove. Doesn’t last long, but thin (thinner than most here) and cheaper with very good feel. Stitching is decent but practically crumbs (heal of hand) after about 5 rounds. Velcro goes shortly after but I keep coming back to the brand. I will try the Wilson next time though. Thanks for the great video.

[@theeyesurgeon1]

The Nike and the Titleist are the best gloves by far when it comes to softness and long lasting

[@lucasdavis9741]

The MG gloves on Amazon are incredible for their price.

[@Wyatt_Ali]

Yup, I use them. Only 7 bucks for a high quality glove! A freaking steal!

[@michaeljoseff2083]

I used to use those, up have switched to finger ten gloves. They grip in hot weather, don’t get stiff or absorb moisture and last forever.

[@jay600r]

Red Rooster - Sussex is their thinner material glove. Feel like it needs to be in your next glove comparison video. Feel like it jumps to third or even better 👌 Love all your vids! ✌️

[@simonward4072]

Been using the footjoy glove for many years. Recently changed to the Srixon glove and its just as good.

[@mikerodrick2430]

IMO, over the past few years, FJ has gone way downhill. Zero Friction for me. But only to practice. I don't wear 1 to play until I have to be concerned about perspiring hands. Then I have no choice.

[@michaeldixon4686]

I only wear Bionic. I do think it’s one of those things that you’ll either love it or hate it. Personally I LOVE it.

[@drewg8542]

I’ve wanted to try them! Are they as great as some people say?

[@michaeldixon4686]

I love the way they fit and feel. I play 18 holes every weekend and occasionally hit the range during the week. I’m pretty easy on gloves and these last me several months.

[@drewg8542]

@@michaeldixon4686 oh wow. Same here. I’ll check em out!

[@chrisjeffers7300]

check out the beast mode Bionic, in pairs and the pads are huge and in the right places

[@3-ddjr460]

Damn right.

[@tonyarmentanobass8576]

Wonderful video. At work we sell cheapo generic gloves for like $7, and the people love them. Personally I like the Titleist or the FJ. I will try the Wilson.

[@roberthern3057]

And of course, no Cobras..lol. I just got the Cobra Purfit and it is the best glove I’ve ever had, for these reasons.. at 5’6”, have fairly small hands and wear a medium. The fit of this glove is amazing. The feel of the leather, perfect. Grip is off the charts! The feel of the club is better than any glove I’ve tried.

[@RobertvanHoose]

Interesting. I use The Tour Authentic and Sta-Sof interchangeably bc they seem the same to me. I tend to buy the Callaway more often bc they replace them if it gets a hole or tears. Obviously the two Acushnet gloves are the same, Dicks just doesn’t carry the Titlist so I always get FJ. :). Would also like to see Kirkland compared.

[@astrosfan74]

I use the FootJoy Weather Sof glove. It has great feel and great for humid days when I play. I have tried many other gloves but always comeback to this glove as the one I buy and wear. And the price for this glove is only 11 dollars for a single glove and 19 dollars for a two pack of them so its on the cheaper side but not cheap on quality. I will continue to buy this glove often.

[@budfox2337]

What is the most durable glove ? I done buying the FJ Stasof, it wears a hole on the right side of my palm.

[@judgesmailsrules]

would like to see where the costco kirkland glove and the mg golf glove fit into the list. $5-6 per glove. I've used both. I can easily use them over the brands everyone is used to.

[@jakefromstatefarm6375]

should try MG golf they only cost 5 bucks are are great gloves!

[@davidwarford7054]

Great video Matt! Thank you! I currently due the Players glove as well. Will definitely be trying the Wilson next time!

[@matthewclevenger818]

Great video, so many times in golf it just comes down to the little things. If you’re ever in Baltimore I can show many creative ways to get an 8 on a hole! Lmao good stuff.

[@garyleahy4537]

Bionic Gloves are the best. Yea, a bit expensive but I play 40-50 rounds per year in Georgia (hot and humid) and they last two full seasons. I also have arthritis and these gloves enable you to have a much "looser" grip on the club. I know this is a specialty type glove but I've tried all the name brand gloves and they're all crap including most of the ones you tested in this video. I pay a little more for the Bionic but I get a whole lot more for the price. Try it out, Matt.

[@DocEsquire]

The Wilson glove is the best, especially for the value! It just feels incredible and fits ........ like a glove😎

[@allahalibaba9063]

Another great and honest review Mr. Short Game....I also like the Wilson gloves and the Callaway glove but the medium price one....It would be nice if you explained the difference between the size terms like Cadet medium or reg medium... Thanks....

[@GeneralDisgust]

I use bender golf gloves I get from Amazon. They last forever. I used the same one numerous times a week all summer last year and it didn’t get all clapped out until the very end. Bought another one and been using that one ever since.

[@obiwandado]

I actually use the Wilson. This is awesome. Thanks for confirming what I felt for years.

[@iand6453]

Love the whistling straits shirt!!! I live and Chicago and want to make the trip one summer as a bucket list course to play.

[@Crackhound10]

MG Gloves, you can customize & are inexpensive...added bonus they feel and work as good as the Titleist gloves for a fraction of the cost.

[@chris031671]

I game the Wilson gloves , along with the d7 irons, and cortex driver. Can't beat the value.

[@ggmorris71]

Best premium glove and for $5 its total no brainer ($20 in store for 4 pack)- Kirkland Signature gloves. Premium Cabretta leather. Amazing when you don’t have to pay out athletes 10 of millions, buy in bulk what it can do for prices. FYI the new 2021 signature polo shirts - cross between Puma and FJ - $14. Some in Costco brass loves golf !

[@mikehoffman7131]

you should try MG golf gloves... 6/7 dollars each. They are the BEST

[@ryanu3708]

I've been using Footjoy gloves since the mid 1970's. I'm 61 and yet to find any suitable replacement. Just feels so good on my Golfpride cord grips. Convince me something better is out there.

[@caintiger]

I use the TGW brand and/or the MG Sometime I used the puma Both the titleist and stasoft always have lots of movement on the thumb. And I have large hand (can palm a basketball)

[@bryangunderson2375]

Wilson continues to surprise me. I’m about to get a set of D9 irons after hitting most brands at Club Champion. Seems like it’s a brand that’s often overlooked.

[@TaKtiX1000]

Was excited to see where the glove I use came on your list (taylormade) enjoyed the video 👍🏻

[@lawrencebogar6136]

I wear the Titleist Player also. Add to it that it feels good and comes in a right hand.

[@jeremeymiller3406]

Curious to know if you have any experience with hirzl the kangaroo leather gloves I completely agree I love Cabretta gloves but it’s very humid in the summer where I live and have to keep a rotation of about 3 or 4 I’ve also tried several but none can keep the sweat back for long synthetic, or rain gloves aren’t for me I won’t sacrifice feel for grip so just wanted to get your thoughts they look promising in all conditions but the rigidity makes me think they can’t be close to a soft Cabretta but I could be wrong thanks!

[@gregbarthjr9621]

I have amended my original comment. After rewatching this video, again I come to the conclusion that everyone's fit and feel are different. Whether you weld for living, turn tools all day, working in office, garden, etc. Our hands are all different and the way gloves feel to us as far as comfort are all different. One glove that I have now turned to as I feel is the best glove. Are the Zero Friction gloves. That glove has become my 1A glove to go with. So comfortable and so very very durable. I actually have three friends that love the Zero Friction as well and are using it as their main golf glove. If you could please give that glove a review. I think all of your fans would be interested to know what you think of it and whether they should give it a try. Again, Keep up the great work. Truly enjoy your channel and your videos. This Comment below was from 10 months ago. "Thank you for another great video. Out of all the gloves that I have personally tested, my favorite glove currently is the Mizuno elite. Feels like you're not wearing a glove at all."

[@jeremywiltshire33]

Titleist players glove. Yes there pricy but I haven’t ever tried anything else that I like,so I am sticking with it.

[@TurkeyDart]

New to golf.. how often should you be replacing your gloves? And if their not ripped but just dirty cant you just wash the glove and keep using it?

[@Beejaroni]

Bender Golf are the best on the market today! Killer quality and a ton of colors

[@ret13yrs]

I've used pretty much all of these (Except for the wilson and rooster), and have found the Titleist and FJ to hold up the best.

[@ndnd1671]

I usually use Foot Joy StaSoft. I've been using since I can remember. They are one of the most comfortable ones I've worn. I try other gloves every once in the while but seems to be the best. I got 4 pack of Kirkland gloves as a gift and they are pretty good. Don't have Cosco membership to buy them though =/ I hear Golf Galaxy has Warranty on gloves now for $3 more. Apparently, if there is wear and tear on them you can return them for a free one. Still need to check that out

[@rmiller1041]

Recently tried Asher gloves. Really really loved the feel of them and were durable. I’m a fan now.

[@jacobmccain8082]

Been using Titleist Player's as long as I can remember. Only one that doesn't really feel like you're wearing a glove. If I can't find those I also like FJ Select in the black box. I love the Player's but I don't get but about 12 rounds before I tear the palm or the thumb.

[@JM-fc9gm]

Purchased the FJ stasof based on this review. I’m a newer golfer though.

[@christophercrocker4466]

Really enjoyed watching this video, very informative. Thank you for doing a video on other golf equipment. Like you, I typically use the Titleist brand glove. So I will try the Wilson glove when I need a new one. What will do with gloves that you did not like?

[@moyhennabuchanan1076]

Brilliant (again!), thank you!!

[@spencejc613]

You should try GripBoost - buy directly from their website and they give nice discounts when purchasing in bulk. Vent really nicely for the hot SW out here in Vegas, and they have lasted longer than expected - typically $15 but when you buy 4 or 5 it goes down to about $11/12 each.

[@mattcristino9804]

Callaway myself but the Wilson does look like a nice fitting glove and I've heard good things about their irons too

[@stevenvietvu5714]

I think you would really like the Callaway weather spann.

[@perfectjays]

This sort of leather in most of these gloves are better over time. Are first they might not feel like you get much feel but once you play a round or two they should feel great on your hand and formed to the shape of your hand.

[@Blakesneezes]

Yeah the Wilson is an amazing glove… love using it. Normally use a Kirkland tho 😂

[@Andyvg99]

I’ve been playing golf for 40 years and have tried every glove imaginable, and my favorite all-time glove is the Mizuno. My favorite feeling glove is the Oakley, but as is well-documented, the Oakley glove wears-out way too fast.

[@shumandy301]

Me too it is the best fit to my hand maybe becos I am Asian but the price is also right.

[@markbrouk7857]

Noticed your shirt, I'll be playing whistling straits this weekend!!!! ⛳🤙🤙

[@TetraShot]

Kirkland Signature gloves are lowkey fire and SUPER affordable

[@troydessert610]

I like the Wilson gloves. They are cheaper but of great value. Check out the Vice glove if possible. Good fit and last a long time

[@brettsiegle9163]

I love your unbiased opinions! I’m curious if anybody has tried the MG golf gloves? Would love feedback before purchasing.

[@melborrego6370]

I've used the Titleist and TM,I will try the wilson.

[@nathanrouse5013]

I buy a Wilson tru fit I believe from wal mart. 6.97 works awesome!

[@josephhoogterp3966]

Try Zero Friction. Best, most comfortable/durable glove I've ever used! 2 seasons on one glove and it still looks, and fits like new. (Except for the dirt).

[@jeremyphung9171]

You gotta try the Mizuno Tour. Not the Elite, I don't like the elite either but the tour is so so so much better!!

[@_LemonDropKid_]

I use a FJ rainglove....all the time. Hands don't sweat in hot weather, and when it rains....well you can guess!

[@system331]

im liking the maxfli tour. Two pairs for 20 dollars

[@eddybedder2865]

the thumb seems to have the wrong creases in many of the gloves shown like the Ping Tour ?

[@BuckshotPA1]

FootJoy Weather Sof! Excellent glove, fits perfectly and lasts forever!

[@damonleeb]

Love the Wilson one surprisingly. Always cheap at Walmart and feel great

[@golf007sd2]

You should get you hand on G/Fore gloves...simply the best!. As for cost effective, the Costco gloves are the ones to use for ones practice time.

[@SimonJones265]

Not a fan of stretchy materials on gloves. I usually go with the Callaway Dawn Patrol glove but tend to switch every few years.