golf glove size guide

How to choose the right men’s golf glove size and handedness

Professional fitting a white leather golf glove in a traditional clubhouse

Fit is the difference between comfort and distraction. A well fitting glove helps control in the tackle and keeps your hands calm in the final rounds.

Pick the correct hand first

Links and Leather is supplied in both left-hand and right-hand configurations. If you are unsure, remember this: most golfers use a dominant hand configuration that feels strongest on their lead hand for full swings and shorter recovery actions.

Measure and test before you order

  • Wrap a soft measuring tape around the widest part of your glove hand.
  • Compare your hand circumference to size charts where available.
  • Choose a size that sits snug across the knuckles without pinching.
  • Prefer a short trial period in practice to confirm comfort while gripping.

For brand consistency, our glove is made in all men's sizes and keeps an elegant profile on course, so fit quality should match a clean style as well as performance.

When ordering, if your size sits between two options, use your swing style and temperature tolerance as a tie-breaker: colder rounds can feel tighter with reduced hand warmth.

Simple rule

Go for natural movement first, then fine-tune fit. The best glove feels easy to forget, leaving your technique as the focus.

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