4-6 days total.

We customize your glove by hand in America (1-2 days), then ship it fast (2-3 days).

You'll get tracking as soon as it ships.

Yes, we offer free standard shipping within USA.

Golfers wear the glove on their opposite hand. So if they play golf right-handed, then they will wear the glove on their left hand. If they play golf left-handed, they will wear the glove on their right hand. 

In each glove product description you will find a size guide icon. Please click the icon and it will display all the measurements and how to measure for the correct glove size.

Yes. If you're not happy with your glove, you can return it within 60 days for a full refund. No questions asked.

If there's a sizing issue, we'll send you a replacement in the right size free of charge.

Our golf gloves are crafted from high-grade Cabretta leather, known for its exceptional softness and second-skin feel when gripping a golf club. To use this premium material ethically, minor blemishes may occasionally appear due to the natural life of the animal. While these imperfections are rare, they reflect our commitment to minimising waste and responsibly sourcing such a high-quality material. We trust that you appreciate this process, which ensures the best use of this premium leather.

The lifespan of a golf glove typically ranges from 4 to 12 weeks, depending on how often it's used. While it may be tempting to wash your glove when it gets dirty, we advise against it, as this can weaken and stiffen the material.

Our gloves are made from premium Cabretta leather, prized for its ultra-soft feel. Like all golf gloves, they will naturally experience wear and tear over time. To extend their durability:

Use wet weather gloves in rainy conditions.

Consider a synthetic leather glove on extremely hot days.

Due to the nature of golf gloves and their usage environment, coloured gloves may occasionally leave a mild residue on your hand. This is rare, but if it happens, simply wash your hands with warm, soapy water.

Grip Matters:

Cabretta leather is exceptionally soft, meaning players who grip the club too much in their palms may see their gloves wear out faster. This is not a product defect but rather a sign of an improper grip. To get the most out of your glove—and improve your game—we highly recommend visiting a local PGA Professional for a lesson on proper grip technique.

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