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FOOTJOY SCIFLEX
FootJoy promises ‘Performance Tour Feel’ with the SciFlex, thanks to tanned ‘Taction Advanced Performance’ cabretta leather, from Pittards of England. RRP: £14
www.footjoy.co.uk
MOTOCADDY TROLLEY MITTENS Motocaddy promises its Trolley Mittens will provide excellent insulation without compromising on trolley control! A velcro strap secures the mittens to the trolley handle. RRP: £19.99
www.motocaddy.com
SENSOGLOVE
SRIXON ALL WEATHER
Made from ‘superior’ microfiber fabric, Srixon promises maximum grip in all weather conditions with this glove, with men’s and women’s models. RRP: £8
www.srixon.co.uk
MASTERS GOLF THINSULATE WINTER MITTS
The Thinsulate thermal insulation mitts are breathable, moisture resistant and are designed to resist heat loss. RRP: £19.99 (pair)
www.mastersgolf.co.uk
OAKLEY HYDROLIX The Hydrolix moisture management system should boost comfort in this glove in all weather conditions, while a full- grain leather palm should boost feel. RRP: £20
http://uk.oakley.com
CALLAWAY X-HOT
The X-Hot is made with cabretta leather on the palm and thumb, for feel, while surrounding microfibre synthetic leather should bring lightweight durability. RRP: £7.99
www.callawaygolf.com
MIZUNO JPX
The JPX is made from all-weather synthetic leather, with a ‘soſt-touch’ inner, while Flexmesh inserts are designed for added comfort and breathability. RRP: £10
http://golf.mizunoeurope.com
SGBGOLF 19
The digital Sensoglove gives golfers a reading on their grip pressure, with a view to helping golfers relax and produce a smooth swing. RRP: £50.64
www.sensoglove.com
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