Finding The Right Golf Show For You

The golf shoe is not only attracting women by the new styling and comfort that are offered, but also, men are taking a second look at such features as well.  Men love the new trend in footwear and admit that they buy a pair even when they don’t need them.  In one review, which I had recently, read a man admitted that he is past the comfort aspect, and now he buys for style. 

Indeed there has been a tremendous turn around in men’s golf shoes.  Where once they were considered dangerous because of metal spikes, they have now become more adapted to the golf course.  Throughout history, these shoes have become an evolutionary delight.  By losing the burdensome metal spikes today’s design offers traction without dangerous gauging problems.  Before men were in fear of getting their feet struck by the hard to handle metal spikes; not to mention the spikes digging into the ground causing difficulty maneuvering around and I would imagine the weren’t too kind to the ground itself.

Today’s golf shoe has developed into being more golfer friendly and golf course friendly.  Some golf courses have restricted metal spike shoes from being worn on the golf course because of the damage caused by them digging into the ground.  The greens are damaged causing extra maintenance care costs.  With the evolution of rubber sole golf shoes with good traction there is no longer a great need for the harmful metal spiked soles according to some golfer’s opinions.

Women’s shoes are more lightweight, comfortable and durable than they have been in the past.  The case is true with the women’s Beacon golf shoe model 737599 and the Adidas Beacon 737497.  They feature synthetic leather uppers which give lightweight durability and comfort.  Another great feature is the injection molded EVA mid sole which cuts down on mid sole weight by 20%.  This reduces the foot fatigue and makes for a more comfortable wearing shoe.   The ability to grip along with other capabilities for stabilizing the feet offers great traction from these two models.  Of course, if you feel secure form slippage while on the greens and your feet are feeling comfortable, your game performance can be enhanced because your focus is on your golf game rather than your pinching, aching feet or the possibility of being injured.  Some golfers feel that comfort and traction are the most important two features of a golf shoe which is understandable.  You can not walk around the golf course with uncomfortable footwear.  Also, while you are attempting to play your golf game, there is no time for dealing with your feet turning or legs twisting because of bad traction.  As far as traction is concerned, the bet type of tread pattern to have depends on the want and need of the individual golfer.  Some golfers prefer the sole to have a circular style tread pattern.  There are still yet other choices as well.  The game and not being distracted from it is the most important aspect of the ongoing golf shoe controversy.