Men's Tropicool Golf Gloves

These gloves work very well in hot, humid conditions. They absorb the moisture from the hands and still provide excellent grip. Highly recommend them.

This is a must if you play in hot and humid conditions. The moisture wicking is impressive. It's also a capable rain glove and has replaced my Footjoy Raingrip glove. This one works just as well and is more comfortable. It may not be as durable as other gloves but when I wear one out I put it aside and it becomes my rain-only glove and works great for that purpose. These are the only glove I play with now and the best I have found in all my years of golfing.

This glove is the absolute best overall for hot weather. I have trouble with my gloves getting drenched after 1 hole in texas. I tried 4 different breathable gloves. Only 1 had better cooling performance, but was comprised after only 1 round & 1 range session. This footjoy, I used all summer & it's still going strong. Rain, sweat or shine, it maintains good grip on my clubs. Until I can afford a brand new glove of the other brand that wears out every round, I'm sticking with this.

The FootJoy Tropicool Golf Glove is a lightweight and breathable option for warm weather. The moisture-wicking material helps keep hands dry, and the grip is decent, providing reasonable control during swings. However, the durability is a bit lacking—it wears out quicker than expected, especially with frequent use. The fit is comfortable, but after a few rounds, it starts to lose its shape. Overall, it’s a good glove for hot conditions, but for the price, I expected better longevity. Decent, but not my top choice.

Read a number of reviews about this glove and, as a person dealing with sweaty palms, living in a tropical country, finding the ideal golf glove that allows me to maintain a good grip throughout the round is an ongoing quest. I think I finally found the solution with these gloves. Have played 3 full rounds with them so far in a country consistently running at or above 80% humidity, I can attest to the breathability and grip retention so far. The gloves do get black easily, particularly if you're using rubber grips, however, it appears they can be washed and reused easily (haven't tried that as yet). I only bought one to try them out, looking to purchase some more to have on hand when it's time to replace. The only other call out - they're not as soft feeling on the inside of the fingers as the leather gloves, which for me, means that my hands feel a little rough as the end of the round approaches. A minor issue in the grand scheme of things. Not enough of an issue to prevent me from getting more.