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A Callaway Thermal Grip winter golf glove, on white

Callaway Thermal Grip Gloves

For the cold months

A lined pair for the four months a year when you cannot feel the club. They are thicker than a playing glove and you swing in them anyway, because numb hands cost more than the thickness does.

£28

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
Lining
Thermal
Sizes
S to XL
Season
Cold weather
Who it suits

Winter golf, early tee times and anybody who plays through to March.

A gloved hand holding clubs over a shoulder on the walk in
Callaway Thermal Grip Gloves

You swing in these

  • Pair
  • Lined
  • Sizes S to XL
A golfer pulling a white leather glove onto their hand
What you need to know
  1. 01Thicker than a playing glove. You will notice it and you will still score better than with cold hands.
  2. 02Sold as a pair, which is the only way a winter glove makes sense.
  3. 03Not waterproof. For rain buy the Rain Spann.
  4. 04Air dry between rounds or the lining stays damp.
Book a fitting

From behind the counter

People play winter golf in a summer glove and one bare hand. Then they wonder why the first five holes are terrible.

Fairway fitting studio, St. Andrews

On the bench beside it

Hit these before you choose. Most players guess wrong between them.

A navy Srixon rain golf glove, on white

Srixon

Rain Gloves

They grip better wet than dry. That is not a slogan, it is how they are made.

£28

Pair, sizes S to XL

A black Callaway Rain Spann golf glove, on white

Callaway

Rain Spann Gloves

A pair, because rain does not fall on one hand.

£30

Pair, sizes S to XL

A pair of black Srixon winter cart mittens, on white

Srixon

Winter Cart Mitten

Not for swinging. For the four minutes between shots in February.

£25

Pair, one size