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By storing your golf glove properly, you can maximize its use. Making sure that your glove is clean and dry is crucial before storing it in your bag or golf glove case. Throwing a wet and dirty glove into your bag in a wad is just about the worst thing you can do for your glove.

Once you have both cleaned and dried out your golf glove, make sure to lay it flat in its original packaging form to preserve its shape. If you don’t have a golf glove case, a sealed Ziploc bag can also do the trick – just not as well.

Depending on how dirty and sweaty your golf glove got throughout your round, you should consider give it a gentle wash and making sure that it’s dry before storing it until your next round. Certain materials require you to be more delicate when washing and might take longer to dry. Ask our team about our golf glove care routines for more tips!

A golf glove case is the perfect solution to keeping your golf gloves dry, fresh, flat, and clean until your next round of golf. A golf glove case can help extend the life of your gloves, keep your bag organized, and also provide extra storage for your valuables.

Keep your gloves dry and in good shape by rotating between two gloves. When your second glove is not in use, make sure to keep it dry and flat when storing it. Also, do your best to avoid cleaning your clubs and ball with your gloves – it may be hard to do, but your gloves will thank you. Lastly, check your grip. By reducing how firmly you grip your clubs the less wear and tear will happen.

How long golf gloves last varies from player to player and from one brand of gloves to the next. However, there are some universal faux pas that can lead to faster wear and tear. Some common reasons that make your gloves wear our faster include:

•   Stuffing them into a bag after a round

•   Not airing or drying them out

•   Never washing or cleaning your golf glove

•   Not taking your glove off between shots

•   Gripping your clubs too tight

•   Improperly sized gloves