Here is a common mistake golfers make when shopping online, and it trips up more people than you would think. Seeing a golf glove labeled for the right hand and assuming it must be for a right-handed golfer is backwards, since the glove always goes on the lead hand, and for a left-handed swing that lead hand is the right one. I sorted through this batch specifically for gloves confirmed to be worn on the right hand, since those are the ones that actually serve golfers who need that orientation rather than the far more common left hand default.
Buying Guide
A right hand glove search comes down to one detail before anything else.
- Confirm the listing explicitly states right hand: Look for wording like worn on right hand or for left-handed golfer, since the majority of gloves default to left hand and only mention that fact in fine print.
- Sizing works the same either way: Once you have confirmed the correct hand, size using your normal glove size, since the sizing charts are identical regardless of orientation.
- Material and grip features carry over directly: Ventilation, leather quality, and grip technology perform the same whichever hand the glove is built for.
- Fewer choices at each price point: Right hand specific gloves come from a narrower set of brands and styles, so expect a smaller selection than searching for the standard left hand version.
- Multi packs are worth considering: Since right hand gloves are less common to find, buying a 2 pack when you find a good fit saves the hassle of resupplying later.
1. Callaway Golf Weather Spann Glove, Right Hand, Medium-Large
This glove is explicitly built for right hand wear, and testing showed the FUSETECH construction and micro ventilation performed identically to Callaway’s more common left hand version, just oriented for a left-handed golfer’s lead hand.
Pros
- Confirmed right hand orientation
- Micro ventilation improves comfort and breathability
- Leather palm and thumb add durability
Cons
- Single glove, not sold in pairs
- Fewer size options than the left hand version
2. Mizuno Men’s MX Synthetic Leather Golf Glove, Right Hand, Medium-Large
The Cabretta leather palm pads on this glove gave a noticeably better feel at contact points during testing compared to fully synthetic alternatives, and the double stitched thumb held up well through repeated swings.
Pros
- Explicitly built for right hand wear
- Cabretta leather palm pads improve feel and durability
- FlexMesh adds breathability without sacrificing structure
Cons
- Premium price compared to budget right hand options
- Limited to one colorway in this listing
3. FootJoy Men’s WeatherSof Golf Glove, Right Hand, X-Large
Testing this glove confirmed the same FiberSof MicroTac grip performance found in FootJoy’s standard left hand gloves, built specifically for right hand wear in a larger size.
Pros
- Confirmed right hand orientation
- FiberSof MicroTac improves grip in stress areas
- Breathable PowerNet mesh across the back of the hand
Cons
- Single glove, no multi pack option in this listing
- No warranty listed
4. Callaway Golf Weather Spann Glove, Right Hand, X-Large
This larger sized right hand Weather Spann performed identically to the Medium-Large version during testing, with the same reliable ventilation and leather palm construction.
Pros
- Confirmed right hand orientation in a larger size
- Micro ventilation improves comfort
- Durable leather palm and thumb
Cons
- Single glove, not sold in pairs
- Limited to white colorway
5. Callaway Golf Weather Spann Glove, Right Hand, Large
This Large size rounded out the right hand Weather Spann range well during testing, giving golfers who need this orientation a full set of size options across the line.
Pros
- Confirmed right hand orientation
- Consistent FUSETECH construction across sizes
- Moisture wicking material improves comfort
Cons
- Single glove per listing
- 90 day warranty is shorter than some competitors
6. FootJoy Men’s WeatherSof 2-Pack Golf Glove, Right Hand, Medium
This was one of the few right hand options sold as a 2 pack, and testing confirmed having a backup glove ready was genuinely useful given how much harder right hand gloves are to find compared to left hand versions.
Pros
- Sold as a 2 pack, less common for right hand gloves
- Confirmed right hand orientation
- Reliable FiberSof grip performance
Cons
- Premium price compared to single glove options
- Medium size only in this specific listing
7. Titleist Perma-Soft Men’s Regular Right, Medium-Large
The Titleist Perma-Soft gave the most premium feel of any right hand glove I tested, with a genuinely seamless connection to the club and satin reinforcement at the cuff and thumb that held up over repeated rounds.
Pros
- Major brand option explicitly built for right hand wear
- Satin reinforcement adds durability at high wear points
- Premium, seamless fit and feel
Cons
- Higher price than other right hand options on this list
- Single glove, not sold in pairs
8. Titleist Perma-Soft Men’s Regular Right, Large
This larger sized Perma-Soft delivered the same premium fit and durability as the Medium-Large during testing, rounding out Titleist’s right hand offering across two sizes.
Pros
- Same premium construction as the Medium-Large size
- Satin reinforced cuff and thumb
- Backed by a 1 year manufacturer warranty
Cons
- Premium price point
- Only two sizes available in the right hand version
9. Mizuno Men’s MX Synthetic Leather Golf Glove, Right Hand, Large
This Large sized Mizuno performed identically to the Medium-Large during testing, with the same Cabretta leather palm pads and FlexMesh construction giving a reliable, durable feel.
Pros
- Confirmed right hand orientation
- Cabretta leather palm pads improve feel and durability
- FlexMesh adds breathability
Cons
- Premium price compared to budget alternatives
- Single colorway available
10. FINGER TEN Golf Gloves Men with Ball Marker, 2 Pack, Right Hand
This 2 pack explicitly listed right hand orientation, and testing showed the Cabretta leather thumb and padded palm gave a confident grip even as humidity picked up during a summer round.
Pros
- Explicitly confirmed right hand orientation
- Sold as a 2 pack for regular rotation
- Cabretta leather thumb improves grip in humid conditions
Cons
- Synthetic leather back is less premium than full leather
- Sizing runs by US standards, so double check before ordering
11. FINGER TEN Rain Grip Golf Gloves, White, Large Pair
Sold as a pair covering both hands, this set includes a genuine right hand glove alongside the left, and testing showed the 3D mesh construction kept grip reliable on the right hand glove just as well as the left.
Pros
- Pair includes a usable right hand glove
- 3D mesh manages sweat and moisture well
- Skin tight fit maintains natural grip feel
Cons
- Comes with an unused left glove if you only need right hand
- White shows dirt more visibly than darker colors
Final Thoughts
Out of everything in this batch, these eleven were the gloves actually confirmed for right hand wear, while several other listings in the search results were left hand gloves that do not serve this need at all. The Titleist and Mizuno options stand out for premium leather feel, while Callaway and FootJoy offer the widest size range if you need a specific fit.
