Is it ok to use my batting gloves for golf? - Baseball & Softball

I wouldn't recommend washing a golf glove. This could damage the leather material, thus making the glove stiff when it dries. Just leave it to air dry after you play your round, that should prevent any unpleasant odors. I always carry more than one with me when I play.
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That depends on how much you golf and how strong you hold the golf club. If you golf about twice a week and you don't grip the club that hard, the grip on the gloves will probably wear out in 4-5 weeks.

Nowadays it is advisable to have a helmet/face guard, even in social games where batters often can't bat, as there is always one bowler who thinks he is Dale Steyn. You can hire these, and the gear below as well.

A groin box for males, to protect the sensitive bits, was always essential.

Batting gloves, as you can easily be hit on the fingers even by a slow bowler.

Batting pads are advisable, but many people in social games get by with just one, on the front leg.

And of course a bat.

When fielding, only really the wicket-keeper needs special gear, pads and big special gloves. You can't avoid injury when keeping without gloves.

Golf gloves help to grip the club and prevent blistering. Gloves are sold individually and normally worn only on the players' non-dominant hand, but it is not unheard-of for a player to wear gloves on both hands to reduce chafing.

They are definitely not a requirement but most people do wear them. Moises Alou and Joes Posada are famous for not wearing them. It is really a matter of preference.

Some people like to use gloves for batting if they are doing it often enough to cause callouses on the skin. They also help with gripping the bat but at a young age, they shouldn't have any problem. My daughter is an avid softball player, playing three to four times a week, and her hands are perfectly fine without gloves.

You need to replace the whole glove box door. Pry the panel on the right side of the dash off, remove the t25 screw, remove the 3 t20 screws along the bottom of the glove box, and the t20 screws that you can see inside the glove box. This will loosen it enough to pull the whole glove box loose. Then you need to remove the damper by prying the little plastic pin out. Then remove the bracket it secures to that has a t20 screw in it. There are 2 plastic pins in the hinges that need to be popped out, once this is done, the door will come off. Reassembly is the reverse.
If the pins are difficult to reinstall, file the new glove box door hinge holes with a round file. I usually shoot a little oil into the damper too, just to make operation easier.

The usual terminals are ACC(accessories),BAT,IGN(ignition) and START. You can use a continuity tester with the BAT as the power lead. The rest will ground after they run through what they are attached to. For mechanical points, the points must be closed for the ignition terminal to ground.

take it to any autozone. they will show u how to take it off and loan you tools to do it.

Hi,
I had a '93 Golf until recently and the fuse layouts were shown in the User Manual - the booklet in the glove compartment. Hope this helps, D.