
Get the latest tips on improving your putting from GolfEtail’s resident Golf Nut, Robert LaPorte, over on the Golf Nut Learning Center.
Along with improving your putting, Robert’s been busy writing all sorts of new tips on how to take your golf game to the next level.
Highlights include:
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Want to get ahead of the pack this winter? Meet Robert LaPorte, the Golf Nut. The Putting Guru. The King of Swing. Hell, let’s just call him the man.
Robert’s been busy creating a whole new Golf Nut Learning Center on GolfEtail.com, with lots of tips, videos and articles on improving your golf game.
He’ll be adding new articles throughout the off-season, and we’ll be posting updates on our blog and Facebook wall, but here are a few Golf Nut highlights:
Check it out and tell us what you think.
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Choosing the right golf glove can be as important as choosing the right spouse. A well-made glove will give you an excellent grip and feel, wick away the sweat and stand up to course conditions.
Golf gloves usually fall into 3 categories: leather, leather/synthetic blends and all weather. Here’s a quick rundown of each:
Leather Golf Glove
The choice of pros, all-leather golf gloves fit like a second skin, giving you superior control on the links. Often softer and more comfortable than a synthetic blend, a leather golf glove is a great choice for games where reputations are on the line.
Tips
- Leather golf gloves will stretch with use – buy a slightly smaller size than you’re used to
- Look for gloves with mesh or vents to allow your hand to breathe
- Air dry your leather gloves – they will shrink in the dryer
Leather Golf Gloves from GolfEtail
Synthetic/Leather Golf Glove
More moisture-resistant than a leather golf glove, a synthetic/leather glove is a durable and lightweight option for golfers on a budget. Many synthetic/leather golf gloves have genuine leather on the palm – to help with grip and feel – and synthetic leather on the exterior.
Synthetic/Leather Golf Gloves from GolfEtail
All Weather Golf Glove
For the die-hard golfers among us, neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night will stay us from the game. If you’re a die-hard, you definitely want a synthetic all weather golf glove, which is especially designed for wet, cold and extremely humid conditions.
All Weather Golf Gloves from GolfEtail