FootJoy Men's Pure Touch Limited Golf Gloves

Purchased one of these for my dad for Father's Day. My husband is an avid golfer, when it came in the mail, he asked me to order one for him as well. It is breathable and soft. He used it to play golf recently and said the grip was great on it. Good quality for the price! Fits true to size.

The softest, most supple golf glove you can possibly own, IF you want to pay $38ish for a golf glove. It's a FootJoy, so it's a quality product and it's surprisingly durable, I say surprisingly, because with the way this golf glove feels on your skin, it's hard to believe it can last. You can't buy a better golf glove, if you can afford to buy a $40 golfglove. If I had FU money, I'd only own FJ Pure Touch golf gloves, but alas, I do not. One and done for me, but I'm left wanting.

These are great! Good quality!

About a year ago I bought a Footjoy Purtouch, Titleist Players and G/fore. I rotate the gloves each time I play. In that time I've played approx. 30 rounds which means each glove had about 10 rounds on it. The g/fore has rips in 2 fingers, the other two gloves have none. The g/fore is getting stiff, the other two are supple. The Titleist and Footjoy are very similar in feel and comfort with the Titleist feeling just a bit thicker than Footjoy. G/fore was the thinnest of the three. The g/fore was the most expensive of the three by nearly $10. Very disappointed in the wear for the money. I won't be getting another. Overall the Titleist and FootJoy gloves are great and holding up nicely. The G4 glove was great when it was new. But, for the money the Titleist wins.

I've been playing golf for nearly 30 years. I've used all kinds of gloves, and this one is premium. It's not cheap, but you get what you pay for. It's soft, it grips the club very well, and it doesn't get hard to take on/off even when you're playing in the heat and humidity. Best glove there is.

Good value for the product

I've tried Callaway Tour, Titleist Players, PXG players, taylormade TP, and a few other cheaper models like Callaway Dawn and MG DynaGrip.The Callaway Tour is the best. Best fit, comfort, grip, and price. The PXG comes 2nd. The FJ Pure Touch comes third. The Titleist players was one of the worst gloves I've tried.Anyways, in conclusion, the FJ Pure Touch is good but overpriced for no reason. The Callaway Tour is better in every way and is significantly cheaper.

Lasted me about 3 months of play. I play 2 to 3 times a week. Lasted longer than most of the other ones I’ve tried. It’s very very soft and I really liked the feel of it. Would definitely recommend if your looking for a nicer glove.