A few weeks ago, I wrote about my golf shoe recommendations. People always ask me what to buy and come with a good answer can be a challenge ever.
On the rolling side, it is much easier to offer tips on what golf shoes to avoid. Above all, there are many “bad” couples that paradise like “good” and I can’t allow them to make their way to your Golf shoe rotation.
Here are three pairs of golf shoes to avoid.
1. Nike Zoom Victory Tour 3
No matter how much I tried to like this party, I just can’t. They are very tight (even for someone with a narrow foot like me) and the shoes suffer in stability and comfort because of this.
Attraction is good, though not the best I have ever seen. But the end of the TPU denies any of the true comfort of forgiveness you feel from the middle of the foam. Not a fan here.
2. Love of Boxto Heritage
This is another pair that I really wanted to like. I love the upper premium skin and all the delightful details, but after all, the only one is very heavy and very stiff. Traditional style golf shoes are rarely comfortable, in my opinion, and this pair definitely lives up to it.
If you want something in this style, I would recommend Adidas MC80 every day of the week.
3: You don’t want to live
Oluka makes the best sandals. When I am at home, I wear a pair of oluklai flip-flops 90 percent of the time (a lot for my wife’s shagrin, which lies me on me not to wear some of my 30-plus shoes couples).
But they haven’t broken the golf shoe code enough. I have seen a ton of influencers shaking this pair. I just can’t do it. The slide heel gives great shoe stability problems and the attraction is non-existent. Isa, as are all Olukai products, very comfortable, though!
Then what do I recommend?
Of all the hundreds of golf shoes I’ve been wearing over the years, there are some couples that I like very much. You can Read more about it here.
What golf shoes do you currently do? Leave a comment below!
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