Golf Performance

"How Should a Golf Glove Fit?" title beside four photos of a correctly fitted EXO golf glove: back of the hand, side view, palm with red Zyntech™ nanocell grip pads, and gripping a club
How Should a Golf Glove Fit, and How Tight Should It Be?
How tight should a golf glove be? Here's how to tell if yours is too big or too small, why the usual size-down advice assumes leather will stretch, and how... Read more...
EXO golf glove covered in raindrops, palm facing the camera, showing red Zyntech™ nanocell grip pads on a rainy, misty golf course with a green fairway
Do Golf Rain Gloves Work? The Best Rain Gloves for 2026
Rain turns a leather glove slick. Here’s whether rain gloves work, how they grip in the wet, which ones reviewers recommend most for 2026, and how the EXO glove, with... Read more...
Palm of a worn white leather golf glove with arrows pointing to wear on the thumb and the heel pad, the most common areas of wear
Why Is My Golf Glove Wearing Out in the Palm or Thumb?
A hole in your glove's palm or thumb is a clue, not bad luck. Here's what each wear spot says about your grip, glove size and club grips, what lab... Read more...
EXO golf glove with red Zyntech nanocell grip pads, wet with water droplets, gripping a golf club.
Best Golf Glove for Sweaty Hands: What Actually Works
Sweaty hands turn most golf gloves slick by the back nine. Here's why it happens, how leather, synthetic and rain gloves compare, which gloves are worth trying, and where EXO's... Read more...
Five golf gloves compared side by side: premium cabretta leather, leather with added padding, all-weather, rain glove and EXO with Zyntech™ nanocells
Cabretta Leather vs Synthetic Golf Gloves: Which Is Better?
Leather golf gloves feel great when new, but their grip fades from the very first swing. Standard synthetics last longer yet don't feel as good, and silicone gloves try to... Read more...
ZYNTECH™ nanocell technology four core properties: increases surface area, absorbs shock, damps vibration, improves airflow
Do Golf Gloves Improve Distance? The Science Behind ZYNTECH™ Nanocell Technology
Reading time: approximately 12 minutes Quick Answer Can a golf glove improve distance? In Verified testing, the EXO Golf Glove did. EXO uses ZYNTECH™, a nanocell material engineered into the palm... Read more...
Golfer gripping a golf club with a red EXO Golf Glove. Golf Clubs in the background
Should You Buy a New Driver? Or Just Replace Your Golf Glove?
Before you spend $600+ on a new driver, check your glove. While club modifications yield minimal distance gains if your hardware is under 4 years old, independent FlightScope® launch monitor... Read more...
Worn out leather golf glove with torn fingers showing advanced grip degradation after heavy use
How Long Does a Golf Glove Actually Last, and What Is a Worn Glove Doing to Your Game?
Most guides say six to ten rounds, but a golf glove's grip fades long before it looks worn. Here is how long a glove really lasts and when to replace... Read more...