I have a nice Titleist players glove that usually gets used on weekends, but I have several Footjoy sci-flex gloves also.  They are top notch and stand up well to the Oklahoma humidity during the summer months. 

I really like titliest gloves.The perma soft is so soft and has great grip, however it isnt very durable, at least for me. I have problems with the thumb and heel of my hand faling apart, but i have been told that it is most likely my grip that is the problem. I use footjoy spider 2. It has great grip and seems to be more durable. Hope that helps.

I use the Titleist Players glove and it is fantastic.  Very durable and tacky.  For inclement weather, look to the Footjoy line - their rain gloves are the best!

The only glove that I notice any difference from the Foot-joy gloves and the Titleist gloves is in Titleist's Players glove. The feel you get with the players glove is second to none, yet it comes at a price not only cost but durability. I warm-up for 45min to an hour before my round and find that my glove only last about 2-3 rounds before they start getting stiff and the lether starts blistering. If you are comfortable with the glove your currently using then there is no use in changing it. Dont try fixing what is already working.

I love the way the Titleist gloves feels, but I have to go with another Acushnet/Fila company brand. My favorite is the FootJoy SciFlex. The durability is just as great as the Titleist glove, but I feel that the SciFlex fits like a...ah hem, glove??? I know, a little cheesy, but I just love the way it feels. No real difference in the gloves, other than to me that the SciFlex seems to be a little smaller in the same size as the Titleist glove.

The Titleist Players Glove is the one for me - I have tried many many others, and this one just surpasses all the others - I basically forget that I'm wearing it, and that's a good indicator of its comfort.

Jason

I like the Bionic gloves.  It reminds me of the baseball gloves I use to us.  I use to use the Titleist gloves but I would always tear them up in 2 or 3 rounds.  I know it's probably because I'm chocking my grip or something but these Bionic gloves stand up to my abuse.  It's the only thing not Titleist in my bag that I use. 

Scott

i gotta go with the titleist players glove.  in the summer i have to rotate two every couple of holes becasue of the heat here in Austin. 

I have to change out gloves every few holes in GA as well because of the humidity.

Either the FJ Sta-Sof or Titleist Player's. The fit and feel are amazing. I usually rotate every couple of holes. I have at least a half dozen or more in my bag. If it's raining, I'll stick to the same gloves, but, maybe rotate every hole/every shot. However, I have corded grips, which helps as well.

My first choice is the Titleist Player's glove, second choice is the Footjoy Sta-soft. Both excellent gloves in my book both for durability and feel.

J

Thanks for all the input everyone. So it sounds to me like the overall best performing glove is the titleist players, but is also pricy and not very durable. And the footjoy sta-sof would be the best alternative for a little cheaper, more durable everyday glove. Can that be agreed on right?

I use FJ gloves.  The Titleist gloves are nice, but I can't tell much difference.  I just like the FJ gloves better.  There's nothing wrong with a sta-sof.

Yes cam thats what I agree with.

I use to use the footjoy sta-soft. i got two perma soft titleist glove for christmas and loved them. they are super soft and do not wear out quickly like most cheap gloves.

I have a Footjoy sofjoy and I love it. It's the best glove I've ever had. The titleist gloves are also excellent. This footjoy seems to be holding up pretty well, and I've been using it consistently on the weekends for a month. 

Try out the Foot Joy Pure Touch Limited Gloves.  I bought a dozen of these earlier in the year and they are awesome.  They retail for about $28.00, but you can get them at golf retial stores for around $20.00.

They feel like a Titleist Players glove but wear much better, more like the Sta-Soft.

They are worth the extra money, especially in hot, humid climates.

I like the FootJoy Pure Touch Limited. It is very similar to the Titleist Players glove, just a bit easier to find. If you are hard on gloves, I would suggest the FootJoy Spider. This glove seems to be very durable.