Bionic glove for me,by far the best glove
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ive recently switched from fj's sciflex to mizuno's exoflex, bit dearer but worth every penny in my book particularly as i tend to grip a little too firmly on occasion.
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Does the Exoflex really work, or is it just a gimmick?
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seems to work well for me, the big give away is the wear patterns on the glove, i get far more wear out of the exoflex that any other glove ive tried (and ive tried a few!). heel pad and thumb are always the first places to go with me, i simply dont get that with the exoflex, you really have to work hard to grip too hard with one on.
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 I used to use the Mizuno pro leather (or whatever they changed the name to) but now have swapped to the Bionic.
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funnily enough ive never liked any of mizuno's other gloves much but i do find the exoflex to be excellent.
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 I`ve used Mizuno perma soft for a year, then tried FJ sciflex didnt like them at all. I`ve been using the new R7 glove for a few months now, and must say i do like them. seem to last a couple more rounds than the others and keep its grippyness better to.
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 Tesco Leather glove - just like a Titleist pro, cheap as chips!
Do not get a Tesco all - weather they are garbage.
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 I got a leather glove from tesco and used it today, have to say I was quite impressed with it, very sticky and looks to be , after one round, pretty well made but mine were four pounds forty, did you haggle for yours Harry? 
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 Which ever glove you choose get a white one. Theres less dye in them so there more subtle and dont harden as quick ( I used to work with inks and dyes ), plus your less likley to have a coloured hand at the end of your round if get wet or your hand sweats.
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 I'm with Harry Putter, the Tesco gloves are excellent value for money. Initially I used to wear the footjoy gloves which I liked but i'd wear them out far too quickly and at a tenner a pop it was crazy. A couple of people mentioned the tesco glove so I thought what they heck and got one. They really surprised me. Excellent grip, nice shape, comfortable and they seem to last OK. I think I pay about £3 for them.
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No glove at all for me! i used one when i started (as i thought that I was "supposed to") but once i tried playing without one (and noticed no difference at all) I thought great, thats plenty of cash saved.
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 same as Lawman , I'm a non-glove player as well ... have never seen the point in using one ?
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 Aw c'mon you gotta have a glove ..... it's a rule
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they're pointless though aren't they ? it's one of those golfing items (among a long list) where you wonder why people bother , especially at the price many of them are 
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 I use the Srixon Carbretta. Very comfortable, last quite well and I can get 3 for £15 so not a bad price either.
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i just ordered 4 tesco leather gloves.£13.81 and thats with next day del.never used them before,but at the same price as a titlest players glove which i normally use,its got to be worth a go.
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Scoopa Yes thats them, one thing I will say is I don't have large hands but had to buy large as the medium was a little on the small side, I think you've got to try them on.Can't be that bad I had my best ever round with my new one on Sunday, nuff sed.....
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