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Metal Spikes???

Posted by: user259181 | Sat 16th Jul 2011 13:48 | Last Reply

Just watching the open...and there was a bit where by they were showing Jimenez warming up....and he had metal spikes in his shoes....Are they allowed? I thought that they were now not wanted by the clubs. Or is this a case of the pro's can do as they like?

 

just a question not a problem

re: Metal Spikes???
user26342
Reply : Sun 17th Jul 2011 00:39

Replaced my metal spikes last night with some new ones. My course do not have any restrictions  on type of spikes / cleats.

re: Metal Spikes???
user20126 [FORUM MODERATOR]
Reply : Sun 17th Jul 2011 11:55

I remember Fred Couples playing in a pair of shoes with no spikes.

Funny how some clubs now ban metal spikes, yet for years you had to have golf shoes (that had metal spikes!).

No restriction at my golf club, but it appears hard to find metal spikes now.

Russ

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user83555
Reply : Mon 18th Jul 2011 13:40

metal spikes in the wet every time (and safer)

a friend of mine slid on an incline with cleats - out for nearly

two months with bruising !

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user52922
Reply : Mon 18th Jul 2011 18:58

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/New-x22-Metal-Spikes-golf-shoes-6mm-thread-key-/400195592704?pt=UK_Sporting_Goods_Golf_Accessories
&hash=item5d2d842200

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user83555
Reply : Mon 18th Jul 2011 21:40

guys

you can get them in places like Sports direct - bottom price (I presume)?

and most localities I believe have this outlet !?

mind you I come from Swansea and that says it all really !

re: Metal Spikes???
user26342
Reply : Mon 18th Jul 2011 21:46

get mine from flea bay all the time around £4 for a full set.

re: Metal Spikes???
user99350
Reply : Tue 19th Jul 2011 13:14

I've found that some items in sports direct are not all that good qualitywise.


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