A GOOD GOLF GLOVE IS ESSENTIAL

A GOOD GLOVE =A GOOD GRIP=A GOOD SHOT Choosing a golf glove is like choosing a pair of shoes. If you choose a poor quality pair of shoes that don’t fit right, you are not at your best. This is also true of golf gloves. A glove doesn’t have to be expensive but does need to be of good quality and fit properly. Wearing a golf glove provides the proper grip on the golf club and allows you to complete a swing without your hand slipping and sending the ball off into a different direction and adding needless strokes to your game. I have tried gloves from a few different manufacturers but have found two of them who are consistent with their quality and fit. I’m sure there are many more but I would like to share these two with you.

Bionic Golf Glove - Model Women’s - Left - Medium

This glove was designed by a leading orthopedic hand surgeon. The Bionic Women’s Golf Glove improve comfort, control, grip and overall performance. Anatomical relief pads even out the surface of your hand. You don’t have to strangle the club to feel in control. The lighter-yet-snugger grip will prevent the clubface from twisting on contact. This glove is made of soft Cabretta leather and is machine washable, air dry.

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The Right Tools for the Game

When playing golf, you and your golf clubs become partners and together you play the game. Golf clubs are made for gender, height, skill level and aesthetic preferences. It’s not necessary to buy the best to begin but you should purchase a set of clubs for your skill level and your purpose. If you’re only going to play a couple of times a week you might not want or need a set of clubs that a daily player might want. Sets of golf clubs range from under a hundred dollars to thousands of dollars. The resale value of women’s golf clubs is pretty good so you can start with a fairly inexpensive set and work your way up to the better ones.

I’m going to review three sets of ladies golf clubs that I have used and really like. All three of these companies make good golf clubs and I highly recommend any of them as a great set to last you until you are able to break 100 on your local golf course. After that, it would be my suggestion to check with a golf pro to get advice on what clubs would be best suited to your needs. At that point, you should demo the clubs either at your course or in a golf equipment store. Shop for the best price as the deals are unending. Read the rest of this entry »