Intro ----- As many other reviewers of this product have correctly stated, a golf glove is certainly not designed to keep your hands warm on chilly rounds on sunny winter mornings. They are designed to protect your hands and let you grip the club more securely when playing shots, as the grip on the glove ensures that better contact and friction can be made with the shaft of your club. If you choose to play without one, it can leave you with some extremely cut hands, and also will not improve your game at all. I purchased this dunlop DDH glove last week, from my local club, after i wore a hole in my old mizuno one. I have now used it on about 5 rounds, and feel ...  Read the complete review

I purchased my Dunlop DDH Golf Glove at the start of the year. Over the course of the year, it has got a lot of use, as I am a golfing nut. Only recently has it started to show general signs of wear and tear. This is to be expected. When it comes to replace this glove I will hapily stick to the same brand. ~~BUYING A GOLF GLOVE~~ Every golfer should wear a golf glove went out on the course, or when at the driving range. It'll help to prevent you from getting blisters on your hand and will help to keep your golf club firmly gripped in your hand. When purchasing a glove you need to ensure you get the right size. Generally you want a tight fit, rather than ...  Read the complete review

Let's get straight to the point; A golf glove isn't for warmth, it's to help you grip the golf club. Worn on the golfer's left hand for right handed players, or the golfer's right hand for left handed players, the single glove look should normally be avoided unless you're entering a Michael Jackson lookalike competition. When buying a golf glove it's important to choose the correct size - a general rule is to buy one size smaller than you would for a regular glove - it should be pretty much skin tight, but not so tight that it cuts off the circulation! I've always found that the cheaper gloves made by Dunlop are perfectly acceptable - and whilst they may not ...  Read the complete review