Footjoy Contour SeriesAirgasm said:Finally...A serious reply
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John Z said:A couple of years ago I got a pair of Footjoy "Dryjoys" that are water resistant. Surprisingly comfortable!
Softballkid said:Do golf shoes actually make that much difference? If so....what are they?? (the differences)
Softballkid said:k...so I golfed today in the Ridge tourney........and I wore my tennis shoes (cross trainers).....My question is.......
Do golf shoes actually make that much difference? If so....what are they?? (the differences)
Softballkid said:k...so I golfed today in the Ridge tourney........and I wore my tennis shoes (cross trainers).....My question is.......
Do golf shoes actually make that much difference? If so....what are they?? (the differences)
remaxrealtor said:Footjoy Contour Series
<a href='http://www.smileycentral.com/?partner=ZSzeb008_ZNxdm824YYUS' target='_blank'><img src='http://smileys.smileycentral.com/cat/26/26_17_5.gif' border=0></a>Larry Gude said:...you played golf and you don't see the need? I'm impressed with your balance.
You play softball, right? Don't ask me how I know, just work with me here.
So, you're playing softball and, well, can you imagine playing without cleats or at least turf shoes?
There is an unwritten rule; if the sport has beer drinking associated with it you can not, must not, risk losing your footing.
Softballkid said:Yeah, I guess you all are right, I can see how it can give you a better footing in all, on the damp grass, and when drinking (like today)......
I just never found the need to have them, but ive never been real serious into playing golf, I like to just go out and have fun..if I shoot in the 90's, Im happy, I think 3-4 times in my golf career (4-5 years now), ive broke into the high 80's....but, I may have to look into getting some, a few guys I know with want to start playing more tourney's, and trying to win them...so, Ill look into it...
I find I get an extra 250 yards on my drives wearing golf shoes.Softballkid said:k...so I golfed today in the Ridge tourney........and I wore my tennis shoes (cross trainers).....My question is.......
Do golf shoes actually make that much difference? If so....what are they?? (the differences)
Softballkid said:Yeah, I guess you all are right, I can see how it can give you a better footing in all, on the damp grass, and when drinking (like today)......
I just never found the need to have them, but ive never been real serious into playing golf, I like to just go out and have fun..if I shoot in the 90's, Im happy, I think 3-4 times in my golf career (4-5 years now), ive broke into the high 80's....but, I may have to look into getting some, a few guys I know with want to start playing more tourney's, and trying to win them...so, Ill look into it...
And Larry, that was a good way of putting it
elaine said:The drunk foursome in a cloud of swirling cigar smoke spouting blue jokes and demanding better service...that was my husband and his friends.
Softballkid said:Yeah, I guess you all are right, I can see how it can give you a better footing in all, on the damp grass, and when drinking (like today)......
Pete said:I find I get an extra 250 yards on my drives wearing golf shoes.
Larry Gude said:...without golf shoes.
It's just like softball...
Go with the pitch = swing easy
Hit it where they ain't = right down the middle
Relax, relax, here it comes (backswing) ready, steady, slow is smooth, smooth is fast....SWINGAS####INGHARDASYOUCAN....
Pete said:I find I get an extra 250 yards on my drives wearing golf shoes.
Softballkid said:I wore tennis shoes, and I did get longest drive