The Full Round

Our apparel is cut in a modified athletic fit that scales with size: smaller sizes run slimmer and closer to the body, and the fit opens up slightly as sizes go up. For an athletic fit, order your usual size; for a roomier, more relaxed feel, size up. Still deciding? Use the "What's My Size?" tool on each product page to get a recommendation in seconds.

Easy. Machine wash cold with like colors and tumble dry low, no special handling. Skip the bleach and fabric softener to keep the performance fabric and finish at their best. Every piece goes through our 100-Wash Test, so it holds its shape and crispness wash after wash.

The leather and the details. Every ASHER glove is cut from a single piece of AAA Cabretta leather, the softest, most responsive leather in the game, so it wears like a second skin and gives you a cleaner connection to the club. From there it's all in the finish: tonal stitching, a fit that breaks in fast, and colors you actually want to wear. A premium golf glove built around the one thing that matters most, feel.

You wear your glove on your lead hand, the one at the top of the grip, so it does the gripping while your dominant hand stays bare for feel. Right-handed golfers wear a glove on the left hand; left-handed golfers wear it on the right. So if you play right-handed, order a left-hand glove, and if you play left-handed, order a right-hand glove.

Your ASHER glove should fit like a second skin: snug across the palm, with no loose leather at the fingertips. Same fit you'd expect off the pro shop wall. Order your usual size.

Still not sure? Measure your glove hand (your left hand if you play right-handed or your right hand if you play left-handed). Wrap a tape measure around your palm at the widest point, just below the knuckles and above the thumb, then match that number to the chart. If you fall between sizes, size down. The premium Cabretta relaxes slightly as you play.

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Leather gloves are built for feel, not downpours, so in heavy rain most golfers switch to a dedicated rain glove. In heat and humidity, let your glove air out between holes and rotate a second one if you can; it keeps the leather feeling its best and helps it last.

It depends on how often you play and how you look after it. Rotating two gloves and drying them flat between rounds is the single best way to stretch their life. When the leather thins at the palm or the fit goes loose, it's time for a fresh one.