Comments on: Crocs Ace Golf Shoe Review

By: Louie Ballis

Louie Ballis — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 15:37:53 +0000

I have been playing almost exclusivley in crocs for about a year now and I absolutely love them. They are by far the most comfortable golf shoes that I'ver owned.

As far as where and when would be proper to wear them; I am a member of what passes for a ritzy CC in Louisiana and have never heard a negative statement about them (to my face anyway), and frankly could not care less if I did.

Golf at my level (and most likely for everyone reading this) is an enjoyable pass time and hobby and nothing else. People take themselves much too serious these days anyway. If I wish to wear something comfortlable on my feet and the "purists" have a problem with that then too bad.

By: Mike

Mike — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 00:24:36 +0000

Glad they worked out for you. I've found that my metatarsalgia has subsided greatly since wearing them while playing. I also wear the Yukon version while at work. I don't know if I'll ever be able to wear normal shoes again! HA!

By: joni-belinda

joni-belinda — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 21:30:49 +0000

It was hard going trying to gets some in England, but am i glad i did. they are AMAZING. There so comfy and great to play in, i don't end up in bare feet anymore so glad i read your review, if i hadn't i would not have found out about them. Many thanks for taking the time to try them out and tell us all about them.
big hugs Joni-Belinda

By: Mike

Mike — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 01:34:04 +0000

stplmit said on June 20, 2009:

I have plantar fasciitis and wearing crocs as slippers around the house and around my hard have helped a great deal. Do the golf shoes run true to size or do your feet swim in them like regular crocs?

I wear Crocs around the yard and in the house too.

The golf clogs fit like other "regular" crocs. I wear short athletic socks when I wear them to play golf. There is some movement but honestly, after wearing regular golf shoes for years having some breathability and room is awesome. My feet don't get tired. I've also worn orthotics with them (SofSole Adapt Men's performance footbed) and while the fit is tighter it's not uncomfortable. I found another review at http://www.averagejoegolf.net

By: stplmit

stplmit — Sun, 21 Jun 2009 01:14:33 +0000

I have plantar fasciitis and wearing crocs as slippers around the house and around my hard have helped a great deal. Do the golf shoes run true to size or do your feet swim in them like regular crocs?

By: Mike

Mike — Mon, 15 Jun 2009 23:44:17 +0000

Joni-belinda... Good luck with the Crocs. I bought another pair over the weekend and walked an unfamiliar course in Sacramento, CA playing with a friend's clubs. I had absolutely no problems and was able to go out with my wife and our friends afterward. Without Crocs, I would never have been able to do that! I can't see why your course wouldn't let you wear them. They're better on the greens than metal spikes and provide more traction than mere tennis or running shoes. The only issue may be the look of them - but again, they're still better looking than some dirty, worn-out golf shoes I've seen people wearing. I'd suggest wearing good athletic socks and bringing an extra pair just in case you want to play 36!

By: joni-belinda

joni-belinda — Sun, 14 Jun 2009 14:58:13 +0000

can't wait to try these, i have a bone condition in both feet which make it difficult for me to find shoes that i can walk in, never mind get to the end of the first green in and have tried numerous pairs of golf shoe to no avail. i have always hated crocs but i will wear them if it means i can play a full round of golf and actually enjoy it, yippee. just need to check that my local golf clubs will allow them. keep your fingers crossed for me. p.s great review and don't let the rude people get to you.

By: Mike

Mike — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 02:16:58 +0000

Bought them direct from Crocs.com and got them in about a week. Wore them first at the range and then took them with me to play 36 holes. The first 18 holes I wore my Adidas golf shoes and my feet were tired and sore after about 12 holes. The minute I put on the Crocs for the second 18 my feet relaxed and the soreness went away. I walked the second 18 in sheer comfort and played better too! While I can't credit the Crocs for a better score than the first 18, they certainly made a difference as far as fatigue was concerned. I heartily recommend them! They're easily the most comfortable golf shoe I've ever worn. When you take them off and put on a regular pair of Crocs (which I did), you realize again just how comfortable regular Crocs are. It's like putting your feet in Silly Putty but with more support than you'd think!

By: scott

scott — Mon, 25 May 2009 06:06:37 +0000

bought em, played in em, love em!

By: scott

scott — Sun, 24 May 2009 16:44:36 +0000

I am on my way to buy a pair!! I love my crocs i currently wear, and would love to be able to walk 18 in those babies! To all you "purists", shut up. Yes, i said shut up. If you want to spend 1000's of dollars on fashion, go to new york. If you want to go golfing, then go golf. I'm sick of people turning a fun, leisurely sport into a freaking fashion show. Keep your country club attitudes, you know, the same ones that wouldnt allow minorities and women to play. If I go to a nice club, i wear pants and a collared shirt, I am respectful of others and try to play the game with dignity. But if some douche decided to tell me "tuck in my shirt and get some real shoes" that dignity would disappear in a heart beat. It is the everyday Joe golfer that has made this sport blow up, not the stuffy rich a$$ who complains about "the days of metal spikes" By the way, metal spikes? Are you 100, did you play with Bobby Jones and his funny Negroe caddie, you narrow minded SOB! I love golf and when all the people like you finally stop playing, my days on the course will be even better!