Can Golfers wear a gloves on both hands?

Question

that probably sounds dumb!?!? but i am new to the sport and wondered cuz i wear the glove on my left hand and now my right hand feels like its blistering kind or at least it hurts. So ya

Answer 1

no rule against it

Answer 2

Yes you can wear gloves on both hands.  I do for the same reason as you - blisters!  In reality, you don't need to wear any gloves if you have good grips, but for people like you and me it is more about comfort.  After 18 holes, my hands can get awfully red and sore.  Rather than looking cool, I'd prefer to remedy this by wearing an extra glove.  People may ask you why at first, but I doubt anyone will say you are dumb.

I say... go for it!

Answer 3

Usually you put the glove on the opposite hand which you play off, but many people put one on each hand (Like me) to stop blistering on either hand.

Answer 4

There's a guy on the PGA Tour this year who was a contestant on the Golf Channel show the Big Break.  His name is Tommy "Two Gloves" Gainey.  He wears two black golf gloves.  He said its more comfortable for him because he grew up playing baseball and it feels more natural.  You can wear two gloves or do what myself and others do and that's put medical tape on your gloveless hand where you are having the spots with calluses and blisters.  Try it out and see what works best for you.

Answer 5

Ya, I used to wear 2 gloves.  If you can get you hand toughened up then its pretty easy to wear just one.

Answer 6

There is nothing wrong with wearing gloves on both hands. The only problem you will run into is feel, especially around the green where you need feel the most. So i would maybe say to use 2 gloves for everything except when you get within 50 yards of the green and then not use any. That way you have a better feel of how hard you need to hit a shot.

Answer 7

No it is very unusal but its only necessary for 1