By: Cyril

Cyril — Fri, 04 Jan 2013 11:52:39 +0000

The big they do is keep your feet from slipping. I know when I steartd to play and wore sneakers, my feet slipped all the time. And I don’t think that was helping my swing.The greatest benefit I find is on the tee, but depending on where you’re standing in the fairway or the rough, having a firm grip of the ground can prove invaluable there as well. Particularly if you really have to swing hard to get out of trouble.Of course, if the shoes you’re wearing now are providing the traction you need and they’re not damaging the golf course (the greens in particular), then save the money and get yourself something else for Christmas.In the end, it’s all about getting solid footing. Other than that, there’s no real magic in the shoes the rest of the shot is up to you.Good luck!!

By: Calvin

Calvin — Wed, 17 Nov 2010 13:18:30 +0000

ei did you check if it’s the right shoe for your foot type? I mean it really helps to wear the correct shoe type if you’re gonna use it for running. i remember buying an adidas adizero because it was too light and comfy but i can’t use it for running over long period of time because my sole will start to hurt. turns out i wasn’t wearing the correct shoe for my foot type (overpronation, low arch).

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