3M Golf Gloves

[ezra76]

I'd like to mention these as I really feel like they are helping my game. I've been back and forth between the 3M and a Nike Durafeel glove. It's just about fact now in my mind, I make better swings and strikes with the 3M.

As with a lot of things I don't really care for at first, this also turned out a winner. The glove has an area of micromesh-like fabric across the palm-base of fingers. The leather is up on the actual fingers of the glove. Mental or not, I'm gripping the club more in my fingers as a result and have a much better grip.

The 3M glove seems to take a little longer to "break in" than most gloves I've tried. I'd recommend using it at the range or for some practice swings in the yard or whatever a few times before out on the course. The good thing is that it's really wearing well. I've had it since Xmas and used it for well over a dozen rounds. Still only about 1/4-1/3 of the way worn for me.

I believe you can buy these gloves pretty cheap, especially on Ebay in bulk. If you are looking for a new glove, give it a shot. It's not too often I can say something as simple as a glove is making a difference in my game but in this case I'm convinced.

BTW- the glove I'm using is the Standard version of the 3M Greptile.

[PINGELI]

they hav ethese at my local Ollie's Bargain Outlet for $5 each (but only in medium right-handed). I have never tried 3M gloves.

[MGP]

rockbottomgolf.com almost always has the 3M Greptile gloves for a great price. I tried them a couple years ago and thought they were pretty decent gloves.

3M - MLH Premium Greptile Leather Golf Gloves (3-Pack)