Till a hole appears

I buy gloves when they're on sale. Usually during the winter when places are either unloading last years or in need of some sales. Right now I have 25+ in my trunk locker (some good sales). And I probably won't go through them all this year either. I probably change out every couple weeks during the season, which is about every 10-12 rounds.

I buy gloves when they're on sale. Usually during the winter when places are either unloading last years or in need of some sales. Right now I have 25+ in my trunk locker (some good sales). And I probably won't go through them all this year either. I probably change out every couple weeks during the season, which is about every 10-12 rounds.

Once they start wearing abit or if they get wet

What Alex said above - when a hole appears. Then it becomes a driving range glove.

For many years I've played with the Titleist Players Flex glove. It's good value, long lasting and stylish.

Usually every 5 rounds.

I usually have 3 gloves in my bag and switch about every 4 holes. I would guess a glove lasts me about 20 rounds.
It all depends on the humidity as a few wicked days can ruin a glove quickly...

I play a glove until it wears out or starts to stretch out/get sweated out. I'll admit it I'm cheap when it comes to gloves - so I will try to max them out. I get about 15-20 rounds out of a glove. Like others, I look for sales in the off season.

I have been wearing the Titleist Perma-Soft the last few years because of the price and durability.

I will generally retire a glove to practice use after 5-7 rounds. Like Tom, I tend to stock up over the winter or if I can find a good deal on them.

TH

I buy four a year...so one change every 2 months or so

I use them as long as there are no holes in them. They usually last 15-20 rounds, maybe even longer. I use FJ WeatherSof.

I stopped using one! LOL

Same here! Was kind of weird at first but absolutely love it now. Considering getting some leather grips though just go get some of that feel back.

I only wear a glove in cold or rainy conditions. Been doing that for years now. My hands don't sweat so no problem with hands slipping. Like the extra feel I get on the grip. I have posted this before, my favorite oxymoron in golf is... Lucas Glover doesn't wear a glove!

Never counted the rounds. But when I need a change of luck..

when holes appear sometimes it lasts one year it gets hot here during the summer temps up to 110 deg..

I rotate and wash my gloves after a few rounds, so honestly, I have some that are a few years old and my favorite pair of FJ gloves are about 2 years old.

Funny thing Alan, I actually started wearing a glove due to leather grips when I was a kid. My uncle got me a set of "pro" clubs from a friend of his who was a pro and had played a little on the tour. They had leather grips which tended to be one way or another....either slippery or sticky. Never the same. Probably the only stupid kid alive who had nice leather grips and had them changed to rubber grips.

So I found that if I have used a glove 5- 8 times and retire it for practice, the future new ones would last me even longer or a few more rounds most especially in the colder weather. Summer time is totally different- I'm alternating two gloves every few holes to keep them dry. But all the same- they all get retired for practice.

When it wears thru or gets too stiff from perspiration, which ever occurs first. The latter quite often once it starts to warm up here in Florida.

I buy four at a time. 3 stay in a ziplock in my bag and change them out every 2 rounds.

I ensure that my gloves fit properly and they last longer than most. Hard to say how long they last, but do get good wear. Wear the FJ TropiCool when it is extremely hot and humid in the south. Excellent glove and they can be washed and dried. Normally wear a Contour FLX or Pure Touch. All depends on weather conditions. All three stay in my bag.