Abstract: Right and left hand golf gloves have attachment features and a location feature such that a golfer may place and maintain his or her hands in a correct position on the shaft of a golf club. The location feature allows the golfer to place the palm of his or her first hand on the golf club shaft in a desired position. First and second attachment features, one on each glove, allow golfers to overlay their gloved second hand over their gloved first hand such that they are placed in a proper, relative position while gripping the golf club. The first and second attachment features further allow an attained proper grip to be maintained throughout a golf swing. Third and fourth attachment features, one on each glove, allow the golfer to additionally couple overlapping fingers of his or her grip and maintain their position during the golf swing.

Abstract: Right and left hand golf gloves have attachment features and a location feature such that a golfer may place and maintain his or her hands in a correct position on the shaft of a golf club. The location feature allows the golfer to place the palm of his or her first hand on the golf club shaft in a desired position. First and second attachment features, one on each glove, allow golfers to overlay their gloved second hand over their gloved first hand such that they are placed in a proper, relative position while gripping the golf club. The first and second attachment features further allow an attained proper grip to be maintained throughout a golf swing. Third and fourth attachment features, one on each glove, allow the golfer to additionally couple overlapping fingers of his or her grip and maintain their position during the golf swing.

Abstract: A first golf glove for one hand has an alignment feature that allows a golfer to place his or her first hand in a repeatable, proper position on the grip of a golf club. Additionally, both the first golf glove and a second golf glove have attachment features and other location features such that a golfer may place and maintain his or her hands in a proper position on the shaft of a golf club. First and second attachment features, one on each glove, allow golfer's to overlay their gloved second hand over their gloved first hand such that they are placed in a proper, relative position while gripping the golf club. The attachment features further allow an attained grip to be maintained throughout a golf swing giving tactile and/or audible feedback in the event of any attachment separation.