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TYGJ Professional Natural Fiber Golf Gloves for Children [EGOLFB039]

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Descirption:

Many golf players prefer golf gloves because they can help to grip the club securely and prevent blistering in hand. As for young golf learners, it’s more important to have a pair of suitable golf gloves. Only in this way can they protect their hand from possible damage and improve their golf skills. This pair of golf gloves with many outstanding features is particularly designed for children players. Many kids will like it for the soft material, beautiful appearance and excellent performance.

Specifications:

Ergonomic design in structure ensures a powerful gripping, beneficial for a good swing.
Classical and fashionable exterior design.
Top grade texture ensures a comfortable using experience.
Genuine Leather: High durability, good air permeability and enough flexibility.
Microscopic pore design is conducive to absorb the sweat.
Granulate Inner side design ensures a high friction which is good for gripping.
Material: High Quality Fiber
For Children
Main Color: White
A pair of gloves for both left hand and right hand
Available Size: 14#-17#, please refer to the following size figure for more information.
Golf Glove Tips
Fit
Golf gloves typically come in five sizes, ranging from small to extra-large. Also, some come in two finger lengths: regular and cadet (for those with shorter-than-average fingers). When choosing a glove, it's crucial to pick one that fits just right. Gloves that are too large can result in painful chafing, and can also affect your grip and your swing. Gloves that are too small and tight can potentially reduce circulation. Plus, gloves that are too tight won't last as long. Pick a glove that fits snugly over your hand but isn't skin-tight.
Material
Golf gloves comes in a range of materials. For dry-weather play, thin leather gloves are often preferred. Soft and supple, thin leather allows the golfer to really feel the club. But leather can become slick in wet weather, which can impact the swing. Leather blends and microfibers would work better for wet days or for those that want something a little less pricey. Always try out the glove with a club at the store, if possible, to make sure the feel works well. Thin gloves typically give golfers a better feel for the club than thicker ones, so don't go for something too bulky.
Buy for the Correct Hand
Although it might seem contrary to common sense, the golf glove actually goes on the opposite hand the player golfs with. A right-handed golfer would need a left-handed glove and vice versa. This means the top hand on the golf club is the one that gets a glove. Make sure when you're trying on gloves that you test them on the correct hand.
Golf Glove Care
Caring for your golf glove properly will ensure it lasts as long as possible. Gently pulling your glove on and off over your fingers vs. shoving your hand inside in one quick motion will help the glove not to stretch out as fast. Keep your glove out of moisture and heat, and always dry it on a flat surface after golfing. Put it back on your hand for a few minutes to keep the material supple. Never wad your golf glove or shove it in your golf bag. For cleaning purposes, a damp towel works the best. Harsh detergents can damage the material and reduce the wear.

Package Details:

1 x pair of Golf Gloves

Jun 15, 2012

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