jim8flog
Journeyman Pro
Contrary to popular belief SD sell at lot more gear than Dunlop - eg Echo, Skechers, Nike
and through personal experience not all Dunlop stuff is bottom of the range, eg I am currently playing Dunlop DP1 V3 golf balls.
Golf shoes.
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Contrary to popular belief SD sell at lot more gear than Dunlop - eg Echo, Skechers, Nike
and through personal experience not all Dunlop stuff is bottom of the range, eg I am currently playing Dunlop DP1 V3 golf balls.
Jensen
Tour Rookie
Ah The DP1 V3, Dunlops equivalent to The Titleist Pro V eh
I've got some of these and got a few laughs when I quoted " This is no ordinary ball, it is a Dunlop Pro V"
These seem ok but the majority of stuff sold by Fat Ashley is CRAP ?
jim8flog
Journeyman Pro
Just some of the deals I have had
My Stuburt shoes bought there cost me £25 in a clearance sale
My TaylorMade M1 hybrid bought there cost me £70 in a clearance sale
My RM designs forged wedge (as used by John Daly) cost me £5 on clearance
Every single pair of my walking shoes or boots are Karrimor bought there at around 30% less than other retailers.
Jensen
Tour Rookie
Ah Karrimor, yet another brand devalued by Fatty.
My brand new Karrimor boots split the first time I wore them ?
Just as well they don't make golf shoes ?
HomerJSimpson
Hall of Famer
Nope. She's fully aware of my incoming purchases and my hoard. She has more issues with the huge numbers of golf balls in carrier bags cluttering up the place, mostly Pro V's and other premium balls. I gave away masses and still got so many although I am randomly scattering a few around the course at the moment
KenL
Tour Rookie
Couldn't care less. Wont support the owner!
sunshine
Well-known member
jim8flog
Journeyman Pro
SaintHacker
Journeyman Pro
In desperate need of a new pair but unfortunately having feet the size of canoes means I'm a bitlimited to choice which also makes some of the prices pretty eye watering. Feel a bit dirty doing it but sp**ts di**ct had a pair of slazengers reduced to £18. To be honest at that price I don't care if they only last a few weeks...
SaintHacker
Journeyman Pro
So why did you feel the need to 'borrow' a few buckets full from the driving range???
HomerJSimpson
Hall of Famer
This has to do with shoes how?
Jensen
Tour Rookie
HomerJSimpson
Hall of Famer
Wore the Dryjoys on the course today. Lovely and comfy, even after just a few balls on the practice ground to wear them in. I have always been very lucky with FJ and they have always fitted well from the box and never caused too many issues box to course. They did get awfully dusty but a baby wipe and quick wipe and much better
AirdrieHacker
Hacker
Has anyone any thoughts on skechers golf shoes? They have a few smart ones out, not sure how practical though.
sunshine
Well-known member
I know dryjoys are very popular, but when I've tried them on I've found them to be incredibly heavy and not particularly comfortable.
Golf shoes are a funny product. If you started with a blank slate and a design brief to develop a pair of shoes for a 4 hour walk around a park in all weather, you wouldn't come up with anything that looked like dryjoys, icons or many other shoes in the market.
Crazyface
Tour Winner
I find Nike shoes are very good. Always on the lookout on e bay
Bazz
Q-School Graduate
Nike have 30% off everything at the moment, as do Adidas. Worth a look.
