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Nice Shot The Bird Golf Glove in Black Cabretta Leather Men's Right Hand - XXLarge
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Nice Shot The Bird Golf Glove in Black Cabretta Features
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PERFECTLY EXPRESSIVE - Etiquette and competition are conflicting aspects of golfing which can be tricky to navigate. Fortunately, this glove strikes the perfect balance between these two elements! Convey a compliment while staying true to the competitive nature of the sport without having to speak a word; Let the glove do the talking!
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OPTIMAL FIT FOR COMFORT - Fasten the Velcro tab in front of the glove to make the base as snug or loose as desired, allowing your hand to make a NICE SHOT under the most comfortable conditions.
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QUALITY-MADE - Each golf glove is traditionally hand-cut and hand-stitched with the finest AAA premium sheep skin cabretta leather. The result is a men's glove that forms to your hand for a snug yet flexible fit.
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ALL-WEATHER - Master your grip and play like a pro rain or shine. Engineered perforations enhance breathability, with a lightweight, durable construction. This comfortable, tour-quality glove is as stylish as it is unique.
About Nice Shot The Bird Golf Glove In Black Cabretta
New from Nice Shot, "The Black Sheep " golf glove is elegantly crafted using the same premium Cabretta leather you have come to expect from Nice Shot. "The Black Sheep" is not just a golf glove; it's a statement. Are you the "Black Sheep" in your family? If you are, we have your golf glove. The " Black Sheep" comes complete with a custom made ball marker and insert card setting out the 10 common characteristics of Black Sheep. Please refer to this check list to make sure you qualify to wear the glove. If this is you or some one you know, we have your golf glove.
