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Golf Shoes: Ralph Lauren Polo.

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I've been looking to buy a new pair of Polo golf shoes...

I bought a pair about six years ago, the store where I purchased them @ no longer carries them...

I contacted the Polo website and they informed me the shoes can only be purchased @ Pro Shops. Does any one know of a shop that carries them...

Thanks...

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No idea. I've never even seen Polo golf shoes. However one time my in-laws gave me some polo golf balls. The box was very nice, the balls were quite attractive. I think they were rebranded top flights.

I ask this in complete seriousness: does Polo make quality *practical* golf shoes? I percieve Polo as purely style over substance, but am willing to be proven wrong.


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No idea. I've never even seen Polo golf shoes. However one time my in-laws gave me some polo golf balls. The box was very nice, the balls were quite attractive. I think they were rebranded top flights.

Actually the Polo golf shoes are a quality product... I've had my pair about six years and they've held up better than my old pair of foot joys and adidas. They are manufactured in Portugal made from premium leather and are very lightweight... Now the only reason I'm wanting a new pair is because one of my shoes has vanished without a trace!! I don't know if maybe my dog got a hold of it and drug it off somewhere or what...

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only if you're a 10.5

DJ, Thanks for the heads up!!! That's the size I wear, I've fired of an email and hopefully they are still available!!..

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