Beginners to the game of golf may struggle to grasp the need to wear a golf glove, but once a few rounds are completed the benefits are likely to be noted.
Fred Couples, who won the US Masters in 1992, is a rarity in the professional golf ranks in that he decides to hit the course without a glove, but for others, the superior grip offered is a must.
Although Footjoy is predominantly recognised for the quality of the golf shoes it provides for players hitting the course, it is other offerings in the golf attire range that may appeal in the current weather conditions.
Players on the look out for a "top quality" golf glove in a bid to benefit from added comfort during a round have been ushered in the direction of a product from Nike.
Writing for Golf Gear Review, dedicated player prov1tony was especially impressed with the fingers of the Nike Dri-FIT Elite Golf Glove, which have been perforated to allow for a better range of motion and enhanced breathability.
Going about changing their golf wardrobes may be one task awaiting players in the coming weeks, as the summery T-shirts and tailored shorts are replaced by warmer jackets and waterproof trousers.
Luckily for those keen players who still hit the course frequently in the winter months, Nike Golf has developed a new golf clothing range to help ensure the sport remains a pleasant experience.
The game of golf has moved on a long way since its early conception at the Royal & Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews.
Perhaps the most significant change has been in the type of equipment used, with the brassie, spoon and baffing spoon replaced with metal "woods" and cleeks, mashies, niblicks and jiggers replaced with the conventional numbered irons seen in every modern golfer's bag.
Discount golf e-tailer Golfonline have announced significant reductions on their golf clothing range this autumn.
With massive savings on golf clothes from some of the biggest brands in the sport, including, Callaway golf, Adidas and Oakley, Golfonline have everything you need to brave the elements, and hit the course in style this autumn.
The leading golf equipment manufacturers are preparing to take part in the PGA's Expo stateside this summer, with many new releases due to be showcased.
Over 400 vendors are preparing to provide attendees at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center in Las Vegas with a first glimpse of many of the new technologies which will be featuring heavily in the coming months.
Legions of designer labels are set to make a move into the golf clothes market, attracted by some of the smartest dressed sportsmen in the business.
Brands such as Stella McCartney and Calvin Klein can now be found on the shelves of golf shops and the trend looks set to continue, with Tommy Bahama and Levi Strauss and Co's Dockers San Francisco expected to get in on the act with new lines of products, reports the Wall Street Journal.