AlbertsTache
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That's what I said, they are football boots barely modified for golf
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That's what I said, they are football boots barely modified for golf
I just made my own pair of TW14's but give up on the last step... Entering my card details for a £190 pair of golf shoes :rofl:
AlbertsTache
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BTatHome
Tour Winner
Like the look of them, and the adizero, and the new FJ's too .... if anything the fact that they look nothing like a pair of golf shoes is good.
Can't imagine what rules and tradition these might be breaking though
Can't imagine what rules and tradition these might be breaking though
hovis
Tour Winner
Perhaps they should design a new pair of football boots with a footjoy classic look about them
hovis
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Can't imagine what rules and tradition these might be breaking though
I'm an old fart and I hate change, I think I own the course because i've been
A member for 20 years tradition
BTatHome
Tour Winner
That's the bit I never understand Hovis, unless everyone is still running around looking like Tom Morris with the 3 piece suit on then tradition has been broken with every new generation of clothing and/or equipment.
triple_bogey
Tour Rookie
The TW range is based on Nike's Free Run running shoes. Performance wise, no shoe touches the TW's.
Albert was referring to Adizeros...
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Performance wise ? In what way is performance measured in a golf shoe ?
USER1999
Grand Slam Winner
I just don't want plastic golf shoes. I just don't. No idea why. I like leather shoes. For work, for leisure, for any thing except running really. When I want goretex.
LanDog
Journeyman Pro
I Like to differentiate between shoes that I wear for different occasions, for golf, I prefer the more classic look, shoes I'm after next would be something in the style of the Mizuno MP
triple_bogey
Tour Rookie
Gotcha :cheers:
Beezerk
Money List Winner
Not keen on those new Nikes, they remind me of cheap Hi-Tecs from Wynsors.
dufferman
Journeyman Pro
I like them, but I own a pair of green white & black Nike Dunk golf shoes / trainers... or monstrosities as some have described them 
One Planer
Global Moderator
Let's be honest.
They are a trainer.
A trainer with a few Soft Spikes in the sole.
Are they shoes? No IMO.
My view is correct attire for every sport. IMHO golf shoes should be exactly that, shoes. Not training shoes.
Do Basketball players wear Astro-Turf boots? Do Footballers wear Squash trainer? Do Tennis players wear Football boots? No, they wear the correct footwear for their sport, often attire that is covered in the sports dress code.
Golf has a dress code (... Let's not get started on that one
) and that dress code includes trousers and a shirt. Or to put it another way. If you were going anywhere that required you wore trousers and a shirt would you wear trainers with that attire or would you wear shoes?
Just because X, Y or Z wears them on tour doesn't make it right either. They are paid/sponsored to wear such things. If someone came to me and said we'lll pay you £1,000,0000 a season to wear these shoes, am I going to say no
FWIW those Nike pumps look rank and hardly worth the price tag.
chris661
Money List Winner
Golf doesn't have a dress code. Some clubs insist on a dress code. Very different things.
One Planer
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You know what I mean though?
chris661
Money List Winner
Not really. I can play golf in whatever I want with no restrictions but some places want me to wear a specific set of clothes (which I have no problem with) but to say that GOLF requires me to wear a certain standard of clothing is wrong IMO.
Anyway I think the shoes are OK maybe not my cup of tea but hey ho.
Anyway I think the shoes are OK maybe not my cup of tea but hey ho.
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