Intro ------ The golf glove is an essential piece of kit for any golfer. It ensures a better grip on the shaft of the club, allowing you a better chance of playing both a controlled and effective shot, whilst also protecting your fingers and contact points from friction burns and skin irritation. It is always good to have a few in your possession, I feel that some are better than others on warm days, cold days and also they perform differently in the rain. The grip is quickly worn down on them anyway and they aren't particularly expensive so why not have a couple! The dunlop all weather ----------------------------- Cut to the chase. ...  Read the complete review

Anyone who has played golf in damp conditions will know that trying to keep hold of a club with a wet grip can be a tricky task. I once played golf in the rain with a chap whose club flew from his grasp mid-round - it soared through the air sixty or seventy yards before landing in a bush. The chap in question was obviously rather embarrassed, but nevertheless it was a hilarious moment (I guess you had to be there!). It's important then to invest in an all-weather glove - a glove which not only keeps your hand dry, but also *reduces* the possibility of the aforementioned embarrassing incident. Buying an all weather glove doesn't take that much of an investment, ...  Read the complete review

My family love golf and more over the last year my boyfriend has taken it up too. I was starting to get bored with his constant trips to the driving range to practise the things he picked up in his lessons, so I decided to start tagging along. I've not played much golf since I was about 16 and forgot how much my hand used to hurt. So after the first visit to the driving range I decided to invest in a golf glove. The regular way to wear a golf glove for a right hander like myself would be on the left hand which is the lead hand when hitting with a club. It helps to grip the glove without putting too much strain on your hand and reduces the likelihood of ...  Read the complete review

Having had the pleasure of owning a Dunlop All Weather Golf Glove I thought it might be a good time to review it. As the range of Dunlop All Weather Golf Gloves was heavily reduced when I last visited my local discount sports store, I thought now might be a good time to write about them as they currently offer really good value for money. Surprisingly when I wanted to review these golf gloves they were not listed on Dooyoo, but as they have now been added I am able to share my thoughts about them. As they are all weather gloves they are suitable for wear in all seasons. They are a little lighter than the leather versions of the gloves, so they can be worn ...  Read the complete review

Golf is a game which famously spoils a good walk as said by Mark Twain but wet weather spoils a good game of golf, one of the more embarrassing events when playing golf is trying to hit an iron and the club going further than the ball. Gripping your golf club is probably the most important aspect of any golf shot and unless you have a paid caddee with umbrella and a bag with a hood then in wet weather your golf handles will get wet. So to get any purchase on the shaft you need something with a decent degree of grip, so enter the Dunlop glove. The glove is only worn on the dominant hand and only really for shots up to the green, most players prefer to putt without the ...  Read the complete review