Women’s golf gloves have become much more interesting in terms of style. More colors, better designs, better branding and more options than the standard white glove. I’m all for it.
The problem is that some fashion gloves feel more like an accessory than golf equipment. If the fit is off, the material stretches too quickly, or the glove becomes smooth from the heat, the color doesn’t really matter. A women’s golf glove still has to perform.
That’s why these three caught my eye. I’ve tested several women’s golf gloves this season and these are the three I keep looking for.
of dadafunk Ladies #1 TOUCH it’s a newer glove that was sent to me to try out. After one round, I was curious enough to do some more research on who started the brand and why. of the story behind Dadafunk it’s worth a read because it explains a lot about the handle itself.
They have done a good job with this. of Ladies’ #1 touch it uses AAA Cabretta leather, has air mesh between the fingers, and is designed specifically for a woman’s hand rather than a resized men’s glove.
For me, the fit was huge. It’s a bit thicker than something like a Titleist Players glove, but I think that helped with consistency. I was impressed with how well it held up. The Velcro closure at the top is a bit more visible and larger than what you’d see on something like the Callaway Aura, but it certainly doesn’t stand out in a bad way.
This is also the glove I’ve been asked about more than any other glove I’ve worn this year.
of Callaway 2026 Women’s Aura it was a new release that I wanted to try because I’ve played a few Callaway gloves in the past and usually found a good mix of feel and durability.
The Coolagen technology and silky feel are immediately noticeable with this glove. I play golf in Savannah, Ga., so there are a lot of hot and humid rounds. I played last week in 86 degree F weather, and this glove didn’t get wet once. We all know how golf gloves can get after a round in high temperatures, so it was a nice surprise.
I also like the wrap closure. You feel like you can get this glove as tight and secure as you want in your hand, which isn’t always the case with women’s golf gloves.
of Cabsoft front linkages it’s the one I played the most last year and this year. The men’s glove fit well Testing MyGolfSpy in 2025 and I’ve had good experiences with the women’s version.
I really like the feeling. It’s thin in a great way. When you first put it on, it’s very tight, almost too tight at first, but it fits after a few holes. I would still order your traditional size.
Once settled, the connection to the club is really good.
I can get a lot of rounds out of a Front link handle. I think I get a few extra rounds from the Dadafunk, but the Forelinks still hold up well for a softer, thinner grip.
