We’ve got a showdown on our hands, a “play-with-play,” if you will.
of Title Players against PXG players.
Both gloves scored an impressive 9.4/10, but one is $8 cheaper than the other.
Does $8 make a difference or is this an easy decision? Let’s find out.
of Golf glove for title players earned the “Staff Pick” badge in this year’s testing.
of Title Players it looks almost identical to the models released in the mid-2000s. If it ain’t broke, why fix it, right? If retro is your vibe, you can’t go wrong here.
of Title Players received high scores across the board from testers noting premium grip, feel and comfort. Testers noticed a small amount of extra space in the fingers and palm that led to small drop points in the fit.
At $31, Title Players it’s one of the more expensive gloves from this year’s testing pool.
of PXG players received the “Runner-Up” badge in this year’s testing.
Testers noted a perfect balance between the $24 price and performance. of PXG players it is extremely comfortable. It’s rare to see this level of comfort without losing feel during the swing.
of PXG players it is available in white and black, but not in any additional colors.
Which glove should you choose?
I have noticed three types of buyers in the golf world.
The first is strictly concerned with performance and how it can improve their golf game.
The second is focused on getting the best bargain. There is nothing wrong with this type of buyer. They know they are trading performance for something they can afford. In this economy, I can’t blame you.
The ultimate buyer is why household names get away with so much in terms of quality and production. These people buy based on brand name and image and show little or no attention to actual results.
If you are a bargain hunter, PXG players will save you $8. If you are brand loyal, go with your favorite brand.
Last but not least, if you’re looking for the best performance, you can’t go wrong here. Both gloves offer above average fit, grip, comfort and feel during your golf swing.
When comparing the gloves of players from PXG AND Titleistyou don’t have to think so much. With both gloves rated 9.4/10, you know you’re getting performance regardless.
Performance is not the difference here. The price is
