Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, we offer free standard shipping. We ship directly from the USA, and delivery typically takes 12–18 business days.
Golfers wear their glove on the opposite hand.
That is, if they are right-handed, they wear the glove on their left hand.
If they are left-handed, they wear the glove on their right hand.
In every glove product description, you'll find a size guide icon.
Simply click on it to see all the measurements and instructions on how to determine the correct glove size.
Yes. If you're not satisfied with your glove, you can return it within 60 days for a full refund. No questions asked.
If there's a sizing issue, we'll send you a replacement in the correct size free of charge.
Our golf gloves are crafted from premium Cabretta leather, renowned for its exceptional softness and second-skin feel when gripping the golf club.
To ensure the ethical use of this premium material, minor irregularities may occasionally occur, resulting from the animal's natural life. These imperfections are rare but demonstrate our commitment to minimizing waste and sourcing this high-quality material responsibly.
We trust you'll appreciate this process – it ensures this premium leather is used to its fullest potential.
The lifespan of a golf glove typically ranges from 4 to 12 weeks, depending on how frequently it is used. While it may be tempting to wash the glove as soon as it gets dirty, we advise against this – it can weaken and stiffen the material.
Our gloves are made from premium Cabretta leather, prized for its ultra-soft feel. However, like all golf gloves, they are subject to natural wear and tear over time. To extend their lifespan:
- Use wet-weather gloves in the rain.
- Use a synthetic leather glove on extremely hot days.
Due to the nature of golf gloves and their environment, colored gloves may occasionally leave slight color residue on the hand. This is rare, but if it happens, simply wash your hands with warm soapy water.
Grip is crucial:
Cabretta leather is exceptionally soft. Players who grip the club too tightly in the palm will find that the glove wears out faster. This is not a product defect, but rather an indication of incorrect grip technique.
To get the most out of your glove – and improve your game – we strongly recommend that you visit a local PGA professional for a lesson on proper grip technique.