When it comes to wearing a golf glove, it's important to know which hand to put it on. The general rule of thumb is to wear the glove on your "lead hand", which is the hand that's at the top of the grip. For right-handed golfers, this means wearing the glove on your left hand, and for left-handed golfers, it means wearing the glove on your right hand.
Wearing a golf glove on your lead hand can help provide better grip and control over the club, especially in humid or sweaty conditions. It can also help prevent blisters and calluses from forming on your hand.
However, some golfers choose not to wear a glove at all, and instead rely on their natural grip and feel of the club. Ultimately, it comes down to personal preference and what feels most comfortable for you.
If you do choose to wear a glove, it's important to make sure it fits properly and isn't too tight or too loose. You want to be able to feel the club and have a good grip without any unnecessary movement or sliding.
So, remember to wear your golf glove on your lead hand, but don't be afraid to experiment and find what works best for you.
