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Look at the Ecco line - the 'Street Premiere' is super comfy IMO.


Footjoy SYNR-G are really comfortable as are the Adidas Tour 360 4.0 - both can be found online at pretty good discounts right now.

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Nike Lunar. Look great (and look like golf shoes, not like skate shoes or cutdown wellies! lol) and feel amazing.

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Footjoy Contour...very comfy and the only shoe that doesn't shred my heels.  Not as nice looking as sone of the others like Nike & Adidas....but comfort over fashion

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  jpalermo said:
Originally Posted by jpalermo

Footjoy Street



I am looking a getting a pair of Footjoy Street.  Give us a review.


True Linkswear are the most comfortable shoe, golf or otherwise, I've ever worn. Like playing golf in your house slippers.

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Ping i15 8* Diamana Whiteboard

Titleist 909f3 13.5* Aldila NV

Ping S57 3-PW KBS C-taper

Macgregor 52, 56, and 60 wedges

SC Newport 2.5

 

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  wmiller said:
Originally Posted by wmiller

True Linkswear are the most comfortable shoe, golf or otherwise, I've ever worn. Like playing golf in your house slippers.

can anyone vouch for their longterm durability? my shoes were just stolen out of the back of my car, and for the last few months i have obsessed over Trues. just wondering if they hold up well (and if anyone can compare their durability to the likes of the ecco spikeless shoes, that would also be great).


  keb said:




I am looking a getting a pair of Footjoy Street.  Give us a review.





not really sure what you want to know. I was going to get the eccos' but ran across these at pro shop at a golf tourney I was in, bought them, laced them up, and have been in love ever since. comfortable, stable, I have flat feet so it's always tough to find golf shoes that don't kill my feet. these will he the only ones I get from now on.

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+1 on the Ecco street premiere. Easily the most comfy shoe I've ever worn. Living in the SF bay area, walking most courses requires lots of elevation chagne, sidehills, etc. I've now walked 3 rounds with the Eccos with absolutely no problems.

I too think the ECCO Street is the most comfortable golf shoe I have ever worn, but I have had problems with blisters on my heel.  I walked in them a couple of rounds with no problems, but then walked a couple of rounds and got blisters.  I have since worn them numerous times when I am riding and have had no problems.

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  dhanson said:
Originally Posted by dhanson

can anyone vouch for their longterm durability? my shoes were just stolen out of the back of my car, and for the last few months i have obsessed over Trues. just wondering if they hold up well (and if anyone can compare their durability to the likes of the ecco spikeless shoes, that would also be great).


I've only had mine a few months, playing them every Sunday, with an occasional Saturday, wife permitting. I switch between two pairs, and have noticed no appreciable wear to this point. Sorry I can't be of more help.

In the Bag

Ping i15 8* Diamana Whiteboard

Titleist 909f3 13.5* Aldila NV

Ping S57 3-PW KBS C-taper

Macgregor 52, 56, and 60 wedges

SC Newport 2.5

 

Light travels faster than sound. That is why some people appear bright until you hear them speak.

 


  wmiller said:
Originally Posted by wmiller

I've only had mine a few months, playing them every Sunday, with an occasional Saturday, wife permitting. I switch between two pairs, and have noticed no appreciable wear to this point. Sorry I can't be of more help.

thanks. i picked up a pair of adidas greenstars today (very similar to my old adidas) for $40 off at Dick's. couldn't really pass that up.


I have wide feet so it's always been difficult to find shoes. In fact, the following are not just the most comfortable golf shoes I've worn, they are the only golf shoes I've tried on that weren't *un*comfortable (and I've tried those Eccos everyone else seems to like):

Adidas Tour 360 4.0 (stylish look, fully waterproof): http://www.scorelow.com/item--Adidas-Tour-360-4-0-Golf-Shoes-Black--ADITOUR3604BLK.html

Nike-Air Range WP (sneaker-type look and feel, also waterproof but the white sole would probably get muddy quick): http://www.scorelow.com/item--Nike-Air-Range-WP-Golf-Shoes-2011-Dark-Grey--NIKEAIRRANGEGREY.html

Footjoy Greenjoy sandals (ultimate in comfort): http://www.footjoy.com/catalog/productview.asp?c=18

(Note that the Air Ranges are extremely popular and can be hard to find in stock.)

Bill


I will second the Footjoy Contours.

Very comfortable, relatively inexpensive and great quality.

Sun Mountain Four 5

Driver: Ping G5 10.5* regular

3 Wood: Callaway Big Bertha Warbird 15* regular

5 Wood: Callaway Steelhead 17.5* regular

Irons: Ping Eye 2 3-W and Eye 2 SW

Putter: Ping Anser 4

Balls: Titleist HP2 Tour

Shoes: Footjoy Contour and Adidas Adicomfort 2

 

 


  • 1 month later...
+1 on the FJ Contours. Reasonably priced and durable enough.

In my Sun Mountain 14 Way Stand Bag:

Driver - Ping G30 10.5* : Fairway - Ping G30 18* : Hybrids - Titleist 915H 21* & 915 H 24* : Irons - Mizuno JPX 850 Forged 5 - GW : Wedges, Vokey 54.14, Vokey 58.12 : Putter - Scotty Cameron Studio Select Newport 2 or Ping Craz-E-R  : Ball - Bridgestone B330RX, Cart - Cliqgear 3.5


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