Golf gloves with indicia

A golf glove for use by a golfer on the hand which grips a golf club shaft lowermost, comprising:

• a) a plurality of fingers including finger gripping indicia;
• b) a thumb;
• c) a palm portion having a palm side and a back side and an open end;
• and
• d) a pointing indicium, wherein
• a first finger of said plurality of fingers is located nearest said thumb, a crook being formed therebetween, wherein said pointing indicium is located on a back side of said golf glove substantially adjacent said crook such that when said glove is worn by the golfer and the golf club shaft is gripped, said pointing indicium is adapted to point to a target area on the body of the golfer wearing said glove and enables the golfer by glancing at said pointing indicium to determine whether the hand lowermost on the club shaft is correctly positioned, and if not, to correct the position of the hand lowermost, and
• a second and third finger of said plurality of fingers include said finger gripping indicia which indicate that said second and third fingers of said plurality fingers are used to grip the golf club shaft with greater pressure than said first finger.

A pair of golf gloves, comprising:

• (a) an uppermost golf glove for use by a golfer on the hand which grips a golf club shaft uppermost, having
• (i) a plurality of uppermost fingers provided with first finger gripping indicia,
• (ii) an uppermost thumb,
• (iii) a first palm portion having a palm side and a back side and a first open end, and
• (iv) a first pointing indicium;
• and
• (b) a lowermost golf glove for use by a golfer on the hand which grips a golf club shaft lowermost, having
• (i) a plurality of lowermost fingers provided with second finger gripping indicia,
• (ii) a lowermost thumb,
• (iii) a second palm portion having a palm side and a back side and a second open end, and
• (iv) a second arrow-shaped pointing indicium pointing generally in the direction of said second open end,
• wherein a first uppermost finger of said plurality of uppermost fingers is located nearest said uppermost thumb, a first crook being formed therebetween, wherein said first pointing indicium is located on a back side of said golf glove substantially at said first crook such that when said uppermost glove is worn by the golfer and the golf club shaft is gripped, said first pointing indicium is adapted to point to a target area on the body of the golfer wearing said uppermost glove and enables the golfer by glancing at said first pointing indicium to determine whether the hand uppermost on the club shaft is correctly positioned, and if not, to correct the position of the hand uppermost,
• a second, third, and fourth finger of said plurality of uppermost fingers include said first finger gripping indicia which indicate that said second, third, and fourth fingers of said plurality of uppermost fingers are used to grip the golf club shaft with greater pressure than said first finger of said plurality of uppermost fingers,
• a first lowermost finger of said plurality of lowermost fingers is located nearest said lowermost thumb, a second crook being formed therebetween, wherein said second pointing indicium is located on a back side of said lowermost glove substantially adjacent said second crook such that when said lowermost glove is worn by the golfer and the golf club shaft is gripped, said second pointing indicium is adapted to point to a target area on the body of the golfer wearing said lowermost glove and enables the golfer by glancing at said second pointing indicium to determine whether the hand lowermost on the club shaft is correctly positioned, and if not, to correct the position of the hand lowermost, and
• a second and third finger of said plurality of lowermost fingers include said second finger gripping indicia which indicate that said second and third fingers of said plurality of lowermost fingers are used to grip the golf club shaft with greater pressure than said first finger of said plurality of lowermost fingers.