A Winter Golf Gloves Review

By Brad Wilbricht

FootJoy WinterSof Golf Gloves
Specs

Winter golf gloves are a necessity for golf enthusiasts who continue to play their favorite sport in cold weather. FootJoy WinterSof gloves are currently the best offering on the market in the category. FootJoy WinterSof gloves feature a water resistant Cabretta leather palm for maximum comfort and 3M's Thinsulate insulation, which ensures ultimate warmth during adverse playing conditions. The WinterSof's microfiber fleece material is extremely lightweight, reducing the gloves' impact on a player's game.

Perks

In cold weather conditions, many golfers can experience severe discomfort in their hands, generally resulting in a negative outcome during play. FootJoy WinterSof gloves provide tremendous warmth, allowing players in colder climates the opportunity to maintain their level of play despite the weather. Avid golfers can play longer into the season, often at discount rates due to unfavorable playing conditions, which translates to fewer golfers on the course.

Sacrifices

While FootJoy WinterSof gloves allow for excellent comfort and warmth, feel and responsiveness are often compromised. Extra weight can prove unnatural during the swing, resulting in costly errors and higher scores. In addition, FootJoy WinterSof gloves must be left on at all times or the player's hands will be exposed to cold air--and even the slightest exposure can produce unpleasant results.

Bottom Line

For golfers who want to play in cold weather, FootJoy WinterSof gloves are a must-have. They offer unmatched quality at a reasonable price of under $20, allowing users to enjoy their time on the golf course despite poor weather.

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About The Author

Brad Wilbricht covers numerous sporting events including the PGA Tour, NFL, NFL Draft and college football. His analysis is simulcast through several media outlets across the country. Additionally, Brad is a regular guest on a variety of talk radio shows and can be frequently heard on the airwaves. For questions or comments, please contact Brad at brad.wilbricht@gmail.com.

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