The
Great Shoe Debate
The past few
seasons we have all seen a major shift in golf shoes from spikes to spikeless.
When asked
which golfers preferred here are a few testimonials from people across the
country:
Wayne M: For me, it depends on the course
and weather conditions. I have spikes
and spikeless shoes from both Footjoy and Ecco.
On a dry course, you could go either way. When conditions are soft I like the
spikes. Of course, when you are getting
in a quick nine, having the spikeless on and jumping in the car without having
to change shoes is nice. I have also
used the spikeless on a wet course without any problems. Comfort-wise, Footjoy and Ecco are my
absolute favorites. Can't go wrong
either way.
Josh G: Spikes all the way.
Having a good foundation is key.
If I slip once I'll replace my spikes.
Ryan B: Early morning rounds I always wear
spikes, afternoons in the summer are spikeless.
Phillip R: I always wore spikes, until I got a
pair of Ashworth Cardiffs. Traction is the same for the most part, they are
just way more comfortable than any spikes shoe I've had. I also feel the greens
more beneath my feet when putting, might just be in my head but I actually putt
better with spikeless shoes.
Benefits of Spiked Golf Shoes
One of the
benefits of spiked golf shoes is they improve the grip of the shoes as golfers
walk. New technology used to make spikes keeps golfers active and helps them
make quick turns when they strike the ball. Detachable twist spikes on the
out-sole of the shoes helps golfers maintain traction on a variety of golf
course surfaces.
Benefits of Spikeless Golf Shoes
Spikeless
golf shoes benefit the ground more than the golfer. Spikeless golf shoes do not
damage the golf course as much as spiked shoes. But they are just as sturdy,
comfortable and supportive of traditional spiked shoes. They are designed to
evenly distribute body weight and improve flexibility. Spikeless shoes cost
less than most spiked golf shoes. And most golf courses require players to wear
spikeless shoes.
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