Can you use liquid chalk during a tournament? Are drying agents considered alerting the grip?

This weekend was the first weekend I actually needed some and was not sure if I could use in MGA tournaments or not.

http://www.usga.org/rules/rules-and-decisions.html#!rule-14,14-3

It's legal

It's been 15-20 years, but in the past, I'd keep a baseball rosin bag in a sandwich baggie in my golf bag.

DannyDuberstein said:

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It's been 15-20 years, but in the past, I'd keep a baseball rosin bag in a sandwich baggie in my golf bag.

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Yep. I play without a glove and use a rosin bag a couple times a year if my hands get too sweaty.

I use liquid dry grip when it starts getting hot and humid outside (find it in the tennis section at Academy). It's a huge help.

I guess I don't have this problem. That sounds annoying to deal with.

I was rotating 3 gloves on Saturday. Started off in mid 80s and by the time I finished, my score and the temp was hitting triple digits.

jgh85Ag said:

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I was rotating 3 gloves on Saturday. Started off in mid 80s and by the time I finished, my score and the temp was hitting triple digits.

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I beat the temp thankfully, but we played 16-18 in 75 freaking minutes so that was nice

When I walk in the summer, I'll easily go through 4 gloves in a round. It's annoying as hell.

Do you not take your glove off when putting and let it and your hands air out? In between shots? I don't get it. I walked 9 on Saturday up in Arlington and my glove was fine...Seriously not flaming I had no idea this was such a problem. I sweat...like Hal Sutton stomach sweaty.

I take my glove off after every shot and leave it off while putting. I pour sweat, like, I have to change hats after the range before I play because I already have a steady stream of sweat pouring off the bill. It's sucks.

Look into the FootJoy rain gloves I use them during the summertime and they work great