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Titleist Players Glove


The Titleist PlayersT Glove offers serious golfers the finest Cabretta Leather with a thin feel and consistent fit. This high-performance glove is the choice of many leading tour professionals around the globe.


Cobra Puma Formation Performance Glove


Genuine, extra soſt and supple Cabretta leather. Lycra is strategically located for breathability and comfort. Embossed BiO CELL palm and thumb placement for a better grip.


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Cobra Puma All Weather Sport Glove


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MacGregor All Weather Glove


A genuine, extra soſt and supple glove thanks to Cabretta leather. Lycra is also strategically located for breathability and comfort.


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Abacus Moffat Mittens


Abacus Mittens enable you to keep your hands dry between shots. Ideal for those harsh wet and windy conditions.


Extreme comfort is offered in this glove thanks to the microfibre technology of the synthetic leather. Extended durability, as well as extra grip, is gained from the Cabretta leather specially positioned along the thumb and palm. Also, as your hand flexes, so does this glove due to the stretch panel inserts positioned across the knuckles. www.macgregor-golf.co.uk


PING Sensor Sport Glove


A soſt, light glove made from Cabretta leather. The Sensor Cool technology in the wristband and Lycra spandex ensures a comfortable fit and the reinforced palm provides a secure, duarable grip. The finger vents and perforations increase breathability.


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Srixon Cabretta Leather


Srixon gloves use high grade Cabretta leather for a comfortable fit and feel along with Lycra knuckle inserts positioned across the knuckles to provide flexibility.


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