Intech Six-Pack Cabretta Leather Men's Golf Glove

My hands sweat a lot, so no matter how "nice" a golf glove is, I go through it quickly. As a result, I tend to look for quantity over quality in golf gloves. These are low cost enough that I keep extras on hand all the time. They actually aren't bad quality either. They don't last quite as long as some others, but again for me no glove is going to last a season. I've been using these for a couple of years now.

I have read so many negative ratings on these gloves regards to ripping after few rounds.Plz don't get me wrong....I have worked as a production manager (with textile company that deals with all kinds of materials) for over 5 years. During production there are 5 - 10% defects on every products that all companies produce including top brand name companies that all of us know and that is inevitable(that is how things are).now I am pursuing my dream of becoming a PGA professional and I am a scratch player.I have ordered 6 pack deals few times from amazon and what i realized was whenever the gloves ripped in short period of time was because my grip and when my swing was off... (not because of the quality,,,, of course there are exceptions).When my swing was off, i ripped 2 footjoy gloves within 2 hours at a practice range and i blamed it on the quality at first.Oh boy.. was i wrong..... once i got my tempo, swing and grip straighten out i used one glove for over 20 rounds with no problem.My honest suggestion is..... these gloves will hold up as much as the top brands that you will end up paying 3 times more...

Prior to every golf season, I'm on the lookout for the accessories I'll need to get me through the season. Golf is expensive enough without paying the premium prices that most equipment vendors charge. So I was pleasantly surprised when I saw these gloves for $5 each ($29.99 for six) on Amazon. Why not give them a try? When I received them, I was quite impressed with the quality and fit. They look good and feel good, and get the job done. Why on earth would you pay $20, even $10, for a name-brand golf glove when they're all probably made in the same Chinese factory? Highly recommended.

At $5 and change per glove......Its hard to beat that for the price. They fit well and last about 3-5 rounds. The palm seems to be the first part to wear out however my grip could be the culprit. We all know there is nothing like the feel of a new glove on the first tee. For someone who plays about 1.5x per week with range sessions in between, they work for me. Golf is like a 4hr Disney ride! Happy shooting.

These are great golf gloves. When you put one on brand new, it is just as good as a Titleist or Footjoy. They wear out about 30% faster, but they are about five bucks each! I put a pack of six in my golf bag and always have one if I drop my glove on a green and don't realize until I'm at the next hole. In the summer, I rotate between two gloves every other hole. Heck, I never feel guilty about throwing out a glove with some wear because these are so cheap but solid quality. This winter I went to Florida, didn't bring my clubs, and had to buy a $26 Titleist glove in a pro shop with the resort logo on it. Honestly, for the first 7-8 rounds, it didn't feel any better than these Intech gloves. After 7-8 rounds, an Intech wears out faster if your are sweating, where the Footjoy or Bionic can go 15-20rounds before it really wears out.... but six Intechs will last a lot longer than one name brand for the same price! Just a huge money saver.

They were six for $30. Can't say they were as good as the Callaway gloves I was using but they worked. Originally I had thought they were a great deal until I got to the last glove. The first five gloves were fine and I had no complaints. Put on the last glove and after playing three holes it developed a tear all way down the back of the index finger right down the row of ventilation holes. Obviously they have a quality control issue. Never had a golf glove tear like that and only after three holes. So I paid $30 for five gloves or $6 per glove. Decided to go back to the Callaway gloves at $15 for a 2 pk or $7.50 per glove.

I hate wasting money on golf gloves. I wanted to buy a bunch in bulk that I can use and have no reservations about discarding whenever it came time for a new glove.I play 2-3 times a week at least 6-7 months per year. To say I use my gloves often is an understatement.I have been using the Intech gloves for 2 seasons now and I am very pleased. Contrary to what others say, these hold up very well for me. I haven't had one rip on me. I tend to change them out every 6 weeks or so meaning a box of gloves last about 1 season for me. That's an absolute steal of a deal at ~$30 for a six pack. Don't think twice.Pros:- Best value on the market- Solid quality- Breathable- Durable!Cons:- No ball marker. But for $6-7/glove you can't complain

I am an avid golfer that golfs at least once a week. The durability of this glove is just not up to snuff for someone who likes to hit the links on a regular basis. The glove has great grip for about a round or two, but after that it just isn't as tacky as other cabretta leather gloves and starts to wear.On the other hand, if you only occasional golf this is a great buy for a great price. Cabretta leather for the price of synthetic leather. Once you play with a Cabretta glove, you will never go back!

Since i go through several pairs throughout my golf season this deal was something I could not pass up, the quality is excellent and will do me well for this season. Also the price is right

I found these gloves very good for the price. Would definitely buy again.

Rotten materials. Lasted 5 holes from new out of packaging til it started to disintegrate literally on my hand.

So far am impressed with the gloves, have worn one for 3-4 rounds and has held up nicely.

Excellent gloves at a great price.