SIZING GUIDE — NO. 02
The Perfect
Fit Protocol
Whether you’re buying your first glove or replacing an old favorite, use our simple fitting guide below to find your perfect fit.
Glove Sizing Guide
Find your perfect fit
| Size | Hand length (IN / CM) | Palm (IN / CM) |
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How to Find Your Perfect Glove Size
Grab your measuring tool
Find a ruler or measuring tape to take the measurement.
Measure your hand length
Measure from the top of your middle finger down to the base of your palm where it meets your wrist
Match your measurement
Take that measurement in inches or cm's and line it up with the sizing chart below.
Pro Tips for the Perfect Fit
Second-Skin Fit
Aim for a snug feel with no excess material in the palm or fingers. If you're between sizes, size down — the leather will relax with wear.
Match Glove Size to Hand Type
Long, slender fingers? Prioritize finger length. Broader palms with shorter fingers? Consider sizing up so the glove isn't strained.
The Importance of Grip
Grip pressure should sit in the fingers to reduce friction and prevent tears. Wrists should hinge freely for more speed and control.
Sizing FAQ's
Find answers to questions about PUR3 products & sizing.
Go with the smaller size for a snug, second‑skin fit. Cabretta leather will relax slightly as you play, so a closer fit will break in over time.
No. With normal use and proper care, they keep their shape. Let them air dry after your round and avoid soaking them or leaving them in extreme heat.
Snug across the palm and fingers with minimal extra material, and the Velcro tab closing about three‑quarters of the way (not pulled to the absolute limit)
Men’s gloves fit slightly wider across the palm and a bit longer in the fingers. Women’s gloves are cut with a more tailored fit for narrower hands and slimmer fingers.
Pros don't play 18 holes with one glove. Try to rotate through a couple gloves depending on conditions. After the round, let your glove air dry, store it flat in a cool, dry place, and avoid folding or crumpling it in your bag for extended periods of time.