advice on winter footwear
hi all I'm looking at investing in some new winter golf shoes but not sure what to go for. I have some Nike for the summer, there like walking around in my slippers in the summer months but when the ground gets bit wet so do my feet!!!!!! I'm looking at about �50-100 for new shoes but want to know if there are some to look out for or avoid..... Alan
Reply : Sat 3rd Nov 2012 22:17
For me, it's a pair of Footjoy AQL's. I've lost count of how many pairs I've owned over the years but I've always found they do a great job of keeping the water out.
I just got a new pair for �69.99 but if you shop about and aren't too fussy about colour you can get them for a lot less.
Last edit : Sat 3rd Nov 2012 22:18
Reply : Sun 4th Nov 2012 16:05
I purchased a pair of Nike Heritage shoes a month or two back. They are quite lightweight and very comfortable. Their waterproof qualities have been thoroughly tested in recent weeks by both rain and early morning dew. I dry and polish/dubbin them asap after each round and they haven't let me down so far, Good luck with your search.
Reply : Sun 4th Nov 2012 17:02
What about winter golf Boots ?
Reply : Mon 5th Nov 2012 10:02
What about keeping your feet warm ? thermal socks ??
It was freezing this morning at 7am !!
Reply : Mon 5th Nov 2012 20:17
The Footjoy AQL's have served me really well, a great investment!
Reply : Fri 4th Jan 2013 11:13
I've invested in a pair of Stubert golf boots for the winter months. Very good and at �40 a pair they were well worth the money.
Not sure how much they are now but I don't even notice I'm wearing boots when playing golf. The only difference now is that when I finish a round, no matter how wet the golf course is I have dry feet (now the bottom of my trousers are a different story!)
Russ
Reply : Thu 15th Jan 2015 12:34
Any suggestions for 2015 ?
Last edit : Thu 15th Jan 2015 12:34
Reply : Thu 15th Jan 2015 15:55
Still AQL's!
Last edit : Thu 15th Jan 2015 15:55