MG Golf Glove Mens DynaGrip All-Cabretta Leather (Cadet Sizes)

This glove is not the ~best~ cabretta glove I've had, but it is well worth the money. The only other cabretta gloves I've used are the Callaway cabretta gloves from Costco and my first one came in a box from Short Par 4. I don't know who supplies the gloves for SP4 but they are by far the best glove I have used, but they are rarely in stock and when they are they are much more expensive.I usually wear a large cadet glove from Callaway and SP4, but using the sizing chart on the MG website it said I needed a Medium LG, so I ordered that size in a cadet finger length. They fit perfectly - snug, but not too tight. The glove felt a little slick to the touch in the palm and fingers but once it gets just a little bit of moisture on it (like condensation from a cold bottle of water) the palm/fingers become tacky.I started using these gloves in early May and in my area its fairly humid at that time and my hands sweat A LOT, so getting the glove a little wet was no problem. After several uses, maybe 36/54 holes, the glove started to get stiff when it dried out, but it came back to life once I put it on and stretched it out a bit. After another 54 holes or so I could feel it getting looser on my hand - like it was getting bigger - so I was having to cinch it a little tighter with the velcro. I now have 153 holes (8.5 rounds) on this glove (I play a lot of 9 hole rounds) and I think this glove has come to the end of it's life. There are no rips, tears or blowouts in the glove, but it has become loose enough and lost its tackiness enough that the club twists in my grip at impact. I'm used to having to toss a glove because of rips/holes after a few rounds, so its hard for me to get rid of this one since it still looks OK.Bottom line - its a good, quality glove for a very fair price. If you're going to buy this glove, be sure to use the measuring chart rather than guess at your size. Also, ordering from MG and ordering from Amazon have different benefits depending on how many gloves you are ordering, so be sure to compare the two ordering sites to get the best deal.

100% legit!!! I used to spend close to $20 per glove usually titleist permasoft or footjoy something or other. Then I realized that $20 is a lot of money for a freaking glove that I replace frequently. Started buying the Costco Callaway 3pk which were good on value and ok on feel. In the last year something changed with the Costco 3pk and quality has deteriorated significantly and now they feel really cheap and fall apart quickly. I was determined to find an high quality alternative and MG was the answer. Feels much nicer than the cheap Costco gloves and the big brand entry level variety. These feel much more expensive and seem to be holding up nicely. And thank goodness the MG logo isn't something obnoxious, very simple and looks clean.

i bought one of these to give it a try since it was very inexpensive. i bought the Cadet Large since i have wide hands. The glove is super soft and very comfortable and I like it better than the foot joy brand I have been using. I like it so much i bought another one to keep in my bag as a back up. i can not comment on durability as i have only played two rounds thus far but overall its a soft and grippy glove for less money and it was delivered to my house in only a few days.

Feels like good leather and so far has a nice tacky grip on my clubs. I wear a cadet large in Titleist gloves but the first MG DynaGrip was too big. I then ordered the cadet M/L which is a perfect fit. Once I knew my size, I ordered several pair from the MG website which offsets the shipping and comes out cheaper overall.Gloves are comfortable and good enough for the price.

The gloves seem like very good quality. I mistakenly ordered the wrong one and the seller (MG Golf) was kind enough to do an exchange for me. These gloves seem as comfortable and have as much "tack" as my other gloves. They aren't quite as "thin" in feel as the Foot Joy Stay-Sof, but they are likely more durable if the leather is a little thicker. MG does also make a thinner glove as well. So far, I'm very pleased with the purchase, espeically for the price!I've come back and ordered more gloves from MG. They are constructed well and I'm very pleased with the durability. I've worn through or torn others costing far more. I typically wear a "cadet large" in Foot Joy or others and found that the "medium large" MG glove fits similarly. The seller is very helpful and responsive, so I'm happy to be a repeat customer.

This MG golf glove is a decent alternative to the more expensive brands. And unless you are a scratch golfer or a fanatic, this glove is more than adequate. It meets most all requirements. It is cabretta leather, soft, flexible and fits well. I take a cadet size and this glove fit me perfectly.

For years I exclusively wore one of 3 gloves: titleist's players glove, perma soft and footjoy's stasofs. Those would always run me at least $15 a glove if not more. These gloves are half that and are honestly better quality. Nice gloves like this (including the titelists and footjoy's) do not last very long but I would still try and milk them as best I could. Probably got 5-10 rounds out of each pair. Now I exclusively wear these gloves and always have a few in the bag. For what I used to pay for 2 gloves I can now have 4 or 5. Game changer! Playing every round with a fresh glove is truly a great thing and I 100% recommend every golfer try this product. Side note: the rest of my bag is entirely titleist and I can safely say i'll never buy that glove again.

Price was excellent, I bought two gloves for less than what I pay for my normal gloves I wear. Just as good as the high priced gloves out there. Do not know how long it will last, have only worn for 4 18 hole outings.