FootJoy RainGrip Golf Gloves

Yes, the Autosuede palm material is engineered to provide increased traction when damp. Unlike standard leather gloves that can become slick or heavy in the rain, these actually grip the club more securely as they get wetter.

These are sold as a pair, meaning you get one glove for each hand. This is standard for rain gloves, as you need the same level of grip and control on both hands during wet conditions.

Not at all. The back of the glove is constructed from a QuikDry knit fabric that is highly breathable and designed to wick moisture away, keeping your hands comfortable even in muggy, humid weather.

The Regular fit is designed for standard finger lengths, while the Cadet fit features slightly shorter fingers and a wider palm. If you typically find that standard gloves have excess material at the fingertips, the Cadet fit will likely provide a more precise, secure feel.

While they are specifically optimized for rain and humidity, you can certainly wear them in dry conditions. However, most golfers prefer to switch back to a premium leather glove for dry rounds to get the specific tactile feedback and feel that leather provides.