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Your Pro is right.......don't overthink. 

I've never thought of that!  I've always used Stasof and Perma.  I like them because they feel thin and I like them snug fitted. 

Also, when I change grips, I like them all to be uniformed in the number of tapes and grips alike. . . which is one tape on a 58.

I've fooled around with layers and even gone up to a mid size to help my an aging hands (ha ha).  But I'm no pro . . . I just like to tinker when time permits.  It's fun to have done things and more importantly know a little of how it affects my swing or results of it for my self, and definitely not certified to give advise for others.

Anyway, I think you maybe on to something here.  I'll try this at the range for kicks and have some fun with it.

Listen to your Pro....you a way overthinking this! Wear a glove that gives you the best feel and you will play your best.

Bob, count me as one who thinks you may be over-thinking this.  Find the glove that feels the most comfortable to you and go with it!

no it is just how they make the glove

Feel is important to me...and thickness can effect feel.  I use both of the gloves you mentioned, and they feel good to me.  I think the quality of the glove trumps thickness...i.e., good leather and fit, and thickness matters less. 

The conditions stated are a result of your grip pressure. You have made a change based on the "feel" you experience in your hands (you have more or less confidence in your grip based on the gloves ability to reduce club rotation during impact).

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Gloves can feel thicker or thinner to a players but we are talking about a millimeter.  More quality gloves do have high quality thin leather which feel ssooooo nice