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A white Callaway Weather Spann golf glove, on white

Callaway Weather Spann Glove

For a damp grip

A glove built to keep working when the leather one has gone slick. In Scotland that is not an occasional problem, it is most of March and most of October.

£17

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
Material
Synthetic, all weather
Sizes
S to XL
Life
30 to 45 rounds
Care
Cold wash, air dry
Who it suits

Anyone who plays in weather, and anyone who sweats through a leather glove.

A gloved hand holding clubs over a shoulder on the walk in
Callaway Weather Spann Glove

It still works when the grip is wet

  • All weather
  • Tacky when damp
  • Sizes S to XL
A golfer pulling a white leather glove onto their hand
What you need to know
  1. 01It grips better damp than a cabretta glove does dry.
  2. 02Less feel than leather. That is what you are paying for and giving up.
  3. 03Keep one in the bag even if you play leather. The day you need it you will not have planned for it.
  4. 04Washes out. Cold water, air dry, never a radiator.
Book a fitting

From behind the counter

Every bag in here should have a weather glove in it. It costs seventeen pounds and it saves a round.

Fairway fitting studio, St. Andrews

On the bench beside it

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