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A navy Srixon rain golf glove, on white

Srixon Rain Gloves

Better wet than dry

A pair built so that water improves the grip rather than ruining it. Counterintuitive, and entirely true, and worth having in the bag before the sky decides.

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

Anyone playing links golf in anything other than July.

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

Put them on before it starts

  • Pair
  • Grips wet
  • Sizes S to XL
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What you need to know
  1. 01Sold as a pair. That is how rain works.
  2. 02They grip harder the wetter they get. Dry, they feel slightly odd.
  3. 03Put them on at the first spot of rain, not when your grips are already wet.
  4. 04Rinse them after, air dry, and they last years.
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From behind the counter

A rain glove in the bag is worth more than a fourth wedge. We will say that to anybody who asks.

Fairway fitting studio, St. Andrews

On the bench beside it

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