The lead hand: left hand for right-handed golfers, right hand for left-handed golfers. This is the hand with the most influence on grip and clubface control through the swing. Wearing a glove on both hands is something to experiment with, especially in inclimate weather.
The glove is the connection between your hands and the club — which makes it more important than most golfers treat it. Worn gloves cause grip pressure to rise to compensate for reduced friction, which creates tension in the forearms and affects the swing in ways that aren't always obvious. A fresh, well-fitted glove restores that feedback quickly and quietly. You stop noticing it, which is exactly the goal.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which hand does the glove go on?
How do I know what size I need?
The glove should fit snugly with no bunching in the palm or excess material at the fingertips (like a second skin). Golf gloves run Small through XXL with Cadet variants for golfers whose fingers are shorter relative to their palm width.
How often should I replace my glove?
Most avid golfers replace their glove every 15–20 rounds, or when the palm begins to thin or grip becomes inconsistent.
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