golf glove care

How to care for a premium white leather golf glove in UK conditions

White leather golf glove laid flat to air dry after a rainy UK round

Leather gloves need a little regular care, especially in British weather. A quick routine keeps your glove looking premium and performing consistently season after season.

Getting the most out of your Tour Glove

We recommend using two Tour Gloves during your 18 holes. One Tour Glove for the front nine, and one for the back nine. Rotating between gloves allows the leather time to recover and helps prevent moisture build up, particularly on warmer days. This helps maintain the gloves shape, feel and performance throughout the round.

Clean with care after each round

  • Ensure the glove is kept is a dry compartment in your golf bag on your way home.
  • When you arrive home allow the glove to air dry at room temperature away from radiators and direct heat.
  • Let natural movement return the glove shape before storing.

Store for longevity

Keep the glove in a breathable bag after it has fully dried. Avoid folding it tightly and avoid closed humid environments.

What to avoid

  • Do not use harsh chemicals or bleach.
  • Do not leave leather in heat for extended periods.
  • Do not use machine drying settings.

Links and Leather gloves are supplied in heritage-green packaging and designed for a quiet, premium appearance. With simple care habits, the soft cabretta surface and stitching stay in better condition for more rounds.

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