Footjoy Weathersoft is a good alternative.

thanks but i have tried those. nothing compares to the softness and perfect fit of the titleist material (leather I believe).

Yes and there lies the rub. The super soft leather that gives the great feel is also the reason that they lack the durability of a synthetic glove. I'm sure the Titleist engineers have a test sheep farm in the back hills of Scotland, developing a new strain of super-sheep. Until then, we are just going to have to accept a bit of compromise. There are some things you can do to minimize wear. Make sure your grips are clean and relatively new so that your hand is not slipping around and causing pulls and tears. If you are having issues with excessive hand perspiration, remove the glove as much as you can between shots and give it a quick wash after the round and sit it out to dry. I can't officially condone the warranty suggestion but I guess unless they shut it down, it certainly sounds like a good solution. Kind of like free flat tire fixes at Discount Tire. Cheers.

You might look into the FJ gloves. Try the Hyper FLX, the Contour FLX, or the Pro FLX. Solid performers at a lower cost. Same parent company.

Dicks sporting goods. Buy a glove, add the warranty for $5. When the glove wears out, or gets soiled, return it. A replacement is free! Add the warranty again for another $5 and you have an endless supply of fresh gloves. Best deal in golf!

oh boy! really?! thx!

Absolutely, I’ve been cycling the same 2 gloves through the system monthly for almost 3 years!

Try to find the FJ pure touch. - for whatever reason several golf shops don't carry this one. I think they are the softest and I feel like they hold up better than the others. (i do rotate mine every 9 holes though)

I second the FJ PureTouch, although they seem to be impossible to get. I’m guessing Covid supply issues, unfortunately. Might have to find an alternate plan soon.

I really like the Titleist Flex gloves, I rotate 2 gloves and they last me a really long time

I tried the warranty from Dick's Sporting Goods and you have to file a claim and send it out, which could take a few weeks to get back. Never made that mistake again. It didn't work for me.

I'm not sure how often you play a round. But I'm only to get in one or two a month, and besides that I'm on the range.

I have range gloves and a gamer glove. My range glove is a Kirkland (Costco) brand. You can get 4 pairs for like $26 which is a steal. Solid practice glove imo. I save my Titleist glove for rounds of golf only. Seems to help make it last for awhile.

Also, if you don't keep your glove in a ziplock sandwhich bag (or something similar), it will get instantly crusty. By keeping it in a ziplock type bag, it will help keep some of the moisture and form of the glove, again allowing it to last longer.