[pGJLweEw]

I always wore one on my left hand until 2 weeks ago. That's when I just tried one on the right. I guess it doesn't matter. I just like trying something different.

[psbiuigw]

I wore one on both hands when I started playing last July because the club hurt my old hands... As I got used to it and my skin toughened up, I wear only the left (I'm a righty) to play. I still wear both for range work.

[Hftqdxpm]

Where it on my left hand (I am righty). Wear it for every shot except putting.

[Ifroham4]

So how many guys started wearing a glove on the left hand because that's what the pros do?im all for whatever works for you. So why wouldnt you try one on the right? I don't know if I'll stick with the glove on the right hand. I'm just curious is all.

RH golfer, LH glove. I never watched golf until I started playing so that's not it. Mine came from playing baseball growing up. I was a RH batter and always wore glove on LH. It just carried over.


RTR '12!

[soipguibbom]

Right handed golfer....always worn the glove on my left hand.

[leareliovag]

Right handed - I always wear a glove on my left, it is always the ones that slips when I dont have a glove on, I have never felt like my right hand is slipping.

I wouldn't wear two, as I don't like the sticky feeling I get between the interaction of the two gloves.

[lYVgWWcP]

RH golfer, wore it on my left yesterday. I generally don't wear a glove but have been having issues with my LH thumb getting torn up by my right palm so I went with the LH glove.

[sherrferris]

RH golfer so Left hand for me... Sometimes both..

[eladiopsislab]

I started it because of baseball. The bottom hand or in this case top hand (left hand for a right hander) always got tore up more for me without a glove.

[Glanteeignile]

The only issue I could think that wearing a RH glove only would cause (except some interesting stares perhaps) is that usually you only want a fairly light grip with the lower hand on the grip. A glove would probably tend to make the wearer grip tighter than desired. Then again, whatever works.