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A black Callaway Rain Spann golf glove, on white

Callaway Rain Spann Gloves

A pair, not one

Rain gloves come in twos because rain does not fall on one hand. They grip harder the wetter they get, which feels wrong the first time and then makes perfect sense.

£30

Pair, sizes S to XL

Size

Buy it a shade tight. Leather gives.

Worn on

In the shop today. Free delivery over £75, and you can bring it back if it is not right.

Specifications
Count
Pair
Grip
Improves when wet
Sizes
S to XL
Care
Rinse, air dry
Who it suits

Anyone who plays through rain rather than waiting it out.

A gloved hand holding clubs over a shoulder on the walk in
Callaway Rain Spann Gloves

Better wet than dry

  • Pair
  • Grips wet
  • Sizes S to XL
A golfer pulling a white leather glove onto their hand
What you need to know
  1. 01Sold as a pair. A single rain glove is half a solution.
  2. 02They work wet. Dry they feel odd and slightly slick, which is normal.
  3. 03Put them on before the rain starts, not after your grips are already soaked.
  4. 04Rinse and air dry. They come back the same.
Book a fitting

From behind the counter

The mistake is waiting until the third hole. By then the grips are wet and no glove fixes that.

Fairway fitting studio, St. Andrews

On the bench beside it

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