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DuhBearssss posted: 28 Aug at 2:47 am
is there such a thing as non cleated golf shoes? arent those just tennis shoes?
thesavageworm posted: 29 Aug at 4:26 am
it will be hard to set ur feet for the shots,especially in moist/rainy conditions.
zudmelrose posted: 01 Sep at 3:41 am
Etonic puts outs a non-cleated shoe. It is called the G-Sok. Has a Goodyear sole that has many nobs and protrusions that act like cleats but no cleats themselves.
Downside? If you walk on concrete or asphalt a lot and wear the sole down you can not replace anything. As much as I like my Etonics, the shoes still attracts junk to the bottom that needs to be blown off.
Upside: They are comfortable and do work much better than tennis shoes. The overall benefit? A smaller profile that would work well on firmer and dryer surfaces.
If you could find a pair for less than $50, I would give them a try!
solara437 posted: 03 Sep at 11:31 am
It would depend on your swing speed,you need some sort of traction.
sweetness posted: 04 Sep at 8:25 am
if u golf in the morning when there is dew on the ground or if it is raining out you will most likely slip violently and possibly hurt yourself! Id say stick with the good old cleated golf shoes because they are obviously proven to work and the idea of non cleated golf shoes dosent sound very promising…to me anyway
elan m posted: 07 Sep at 12:03 am
here’s a link on ebay where you can read reviews of them by ebay members
doingitright44 posted: 10 Sep at 6:38 am
get cleated shoes…much better traction, most players wearing them wear the new quick grass release softspikes, they actually come on the newer shoes…fyi some of the pros still wear nails when playing…
Madman1212 posted: 11 Sep at 5:47 am
Traction – You need spikes to get good traction!
Io posted: 12 Sep at 7:43 am
The point of golf shoes is the cleats. If you want non-cleated shoes, check your closet. You’ve probably got a bunch of them.
Doug posted: 15 Sep at 5:04 pm
When it’s wet you can slip