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I just picked up a pair of these and at first they felt incredibly comfortable but I made the mistake of wearing them on the course right after I bought them. Now I have two massive blisters on the back of my heel that are a little bigger than the size of a quarter. I now have to wear clogs because I can't even put a sneaker on.

Has anyone else had these issues and if so what did you do to break these bad boys in!

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I just picked up a pair of these and at first they felt incredibly comfortable but I made the mistake of wearing them on the course right after I bought them. Now I have two massive blisters on the back of my heel that are a little bigger than the size of a quarter. I now have to wear clogs because I can't even put a sneaker on.

You probably bought them a half size too big.

I've never had to break in a pair of golf shoes. Golf shoes that fit work from the outset. They may be a tiny bit stiffer, maybe, but shoes that give you blisters will likely always give you blisters.

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I took about 2 holes to break mine in. None of the Adidas 360's that I have owned have ever given me blisters.
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looking back I didn't make the best choice when selecting my socks that day, I wore a pretty thin pair of dress socks... mom was doing my laundry (lazy)

thats probably what caused the blisters.

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Mine took a couple rounds, they were a little stiffer than what I was used to. Now though, I swear by them
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I normally where golf shoes (and other athletic shoes) around the house for a few days (spikes out) before taking them out. Seems to soften them a bit.

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