FootJoy WeatherSof Glove Review: The Safe Golf Gift?
FootJoy's long-running synthetic glove, sold here as a pack. The glove a golfer burns through every season, and the size question to answer before you buy.
Yes, if you know their size and glove hand. WeatherSof uses FootJoy's FiberSof material for a soft, secure grip with a breathable mesh back [1]. Skip it if you are guessing at size; a wrong glove is no gift.
By Andrew Pataleta, GiftX founder · Updated October 29, 2026 · Sources
Specs at a glance
| Material | FiberSof synthetic with MicroTac [1] |
| Closure | ComforTab [1] |
| Back | PowerNet mesh [1] |
| Hand | Worn on the left hand, for right-handed golfers [1] |
| Size shown | Medium-Large [1] |
| Color | White [1] |
| Fit | Men's, adult [1] |
Pros and cons
- Size and hand must be right
- Less buttery than a premium leather glove
- Men's sizing only
Gloves wear out, quietly
Golfers rarely buy a new glove until the old one has a hole in the palm. That makes gloves a gift they need and do not shop for.
WeatherSof is one of FootJoy's long-running gloves, the kind many golfers have already worn. A pack means a fresh one in the bag and a spare in the car.
A glove is also one of the few golf gifts that no golfer has too many of. Even a player with a garage full of gear goes through gloves every few months in a busy season.
FiberSof, MicroTac and mesh
The glove is made of FootJoy's FiberSof material, which the maker says gives a consistent fit, soft feel and secure grip [1]. FiberSof MicroTac adds grip in the key stress areas [1].
A ComforTab closure adjusts the fit at the wrist [1]. PowerNet mesh across the back of the hand adds flexibility and lets air through on warm days [1].
Synthetic gloves like this tend to outlast thin leather gloves, which matters for a golfer who plays often.
White is the classic color and hides nothing, so a golfer can see when a glove is worn out and switch to the spare in the pack.
Get the size right
This is the catch. The listing shown is a left-hand glove in Medium-Large, worn by right-handed golfers [1]. A left-handed golfer needs a glove for the right hand.
Sizes run from small to extra large, with cadet sizes for shorter fingers. Check an old glove in their bag for the size tag before you order.
The listing title says two-pack while the specs list a quantity of one, so check the pack size on the page before you buy [1].
Pairing it in the bag
Gloves suit a stocking or a small golf bundle. From this guide, add the PTS tees and the Frogger towel, and the bag is ready for the first round of spring.
If you cannot find out their size, choose the towel or a box of balls instead. Those need no fitting at all.
For a golfer who plays in cold months, a pair of winter gloves is a separate product; WeatherSof is a regular one-hand glove.
Wrap the glove with a short note naming a course you want to play together in spring. It turns a practical gift into a plan.
FAQ
Which hand does a golf glove go on?
Right-handed golfers wear a glove on the left hand, and left-handed golfers wear one on the right. The listing shown here is a left-hand glove [1]. Check their old glove before you buy, because the wrong hand cannot be used at all [1]
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Sources and how we checked
- Amazon.com listing for the FootJoy Men's WeatherSof 2-Pack Golf Glove
Source check: Amazon prices and contents above were checked on October 29, 2026. We did not test these products hands-on. Picks are based on manufacturer specs, Amazon listings and the reasons people actually give these gifts.
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