What kind of golf shoes?

Question

what brand of shoes should i get.

i dont want them to look too golfish.

and i want all black ones.

so if u know a pair name it.

or if u know a brand of shoes to recamand name it

Answer 1

i suggest Etonic Men's GS101 Golf Shoe

-Soft and comfortable full-grain waterproof leather upper

-Non cleated performance GoodYear rubber outsole

-So versatile, innovative and comfortable it just wouldn't be right to call this just a golf shoe

-Super soft and durable suede linings with moisture management system keep your feet cool and dry; exclusive Cushion Suspension System provides a pillow-like feel from heel to toe

more details http://www.amazon.com/gp/redirect.html?i...

Answer 2

The footjoy classics. They are so comfy. If you dont like them then the footjoy athletics are as good and look great with different colour schemes and much more cheaper. All black ones you can get in the footjoy range.

Answer 3

It's all about preference and how much money you are willing to spend. I have FootJoy DryJoy's and I love them.

Try here: http://www.golfsmith.com/ps/browse.php?N...

Answer 4

Hi,

I would chose: Hi-Tec with Champ Scorpion Stinger spikes.

They sure work for Padraig !

Answer 5

Etonic Men's GS101 Golf Shoe or Oakley New Tye Golf Shoes

Answer 6

How much money are you willing to spend?  Try Tiger's shoes from '07 the Nike SP- 8 TW Tour.  They have a bunch of different colors including all black.  They'll be a little cheaper since they're last year's model.  

Answer 7

I prefer those black and white penguiny looking shoes.

Answer 8

Adidas Beacon- $55.00 (all black)

Adidas Saddle Ritual- $74.95 (all black)

Nike SP-4 $80.00

There are some different price ranges and not to "golf freak" like.  

Answer 9

One of the main factors in determining which golf shoes to buy should be comfort. Go to a local pro shop or sporting goods store and try on a bunch of brands, styles, and prices - even those you think look dorky, are by bands you've never heard of, or think are priced too low or too high for your budget.

On the course, it doesn't matter what name is on the shoe or how it looks if you can't walk more than a couple holes without pain, blisters, etc.