About us

Make your gloves last longer.

GloveTray started with a small, familiar frustration every golfer knows. Your glove is perfect on day one — and a few rounds later it's crumpled in the bottom of your bag, dried out of shape, stiff, and starting to smell. A glove that should last a decent amount of time is worn out in weeks.

We thought the one piece of kit your hands actually live in deserved better care.

The Idea.

GloveTray was founded in Latvia by a passionate golfer who was frustrated by how quickly golf gloves seemed to wear out. After countless rounds, we noticed that gloves were often thrown into golf bags after play, staying damp, losing their shape, and deteriorating far sooner than they should.

We believed there had to be a better solution. Combining our passion for golf with modern 3D printing technology, we began designing a product that would help golfers properly store, dry, and protect their gloves between rounds. After numerous prototypes and testing, GloveTray was born.

Instead of creating another golf glove, we designed a product shaped like an open hand and engineered it with proper ventilation in mind — the web-like pattern that runs throughout the entire structure. It holds your glove in its natural shape while allowing air to flow freely through every part of the leather, helping it dry evenly from the inside out.

What makes GloveTray different.

  • A patented product that keeps its shape and breathes at the same time.
  • Precision 3D-printed to order in a durable, flexible, lightweight material — nothing mass-produced, nothing sitting in a warehouse.
  • Shaped to standard golf-glove sizing, in Men's and Women's, for left and right hands.
  • Light enough to clip to your bag and forget it's there.

Our promise.

Look after your glove and it'll look after your game. Every GloveTray is backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee. We ship worldwide, free.

Built by golfers, for golfers.

★★★★★ Jennifer C. Naples, Florida, USA

Bought this for my husband and now he uses it after every round. His gloves used to end up crumpled in his golf bag, especially after hot days here in Florida. This keeps them opened up and aired out. Small thing, but it definitely helps.