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Golf Boots

 
PKorf said:
yay or nay???????? Theres no way anyone has ever bought these in the history of golf right? Im pretty sure they arent new. I think they are a few years old. Have to be.
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I dont know, I jumped on the fj sight and there they were. I almost threw up
 
I wear $59, 3/4 top walking shoes for all my foot needs. Sometimes they are on sale for $34.99. They have an aggressive sole that easily mimics soft spikes.

These shoes/boots do double duty for me.

I keep/wear two pair around all the time. I usually purchase 4 pair every 12 months.

My feet love me.
 
I might do a high top golf shoe, but I ain't doing that one.
 
As a winter and bad weather golfer I have pondered those before but I just didn't get what they bring to the table. If they were insulated I would be 100% in because my feet do get cold during winter rounds.

With that said is there an insulated golf boot/shoe out there?
 
No.... well more like **** NO! Those are a disaster.
 
helllllllll nay
 
If it’s cold and wet enough to wear those, I wouldn’t be golfing anyway. Too many good days to golf on bad days.
 
No way I could sport those out on the course. I wouldn't even be buried in them.
 
Playing in all conditions Yay, if they keep my feet warm/dry.

IMO Nike makes a few that are better and more visually appealing
 
KingsKraken said:
PNW here. Can confirm that feet will get wet for at least half of the year. Rainy season runs from October to April.
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Wet enough to require a boot though? I have shoes and both sets seem just fine unless the course has terrible drainage in the first place.
<---- also in PNW a bit further North, so genuinely curious
 
Chasing72 said:
Wet enough to require a boot though? I have shoes and both sets seem just fine unless the course has terrible drainage in the first place.
<---- also in PNW a bit further North, so genuinely curious
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I suppose it depends on your shoes and the course. Honestly, I’ve only played one course since living here, but it was a swamp in November. In general over the last five years though, I nearly always wear waterproof boots any time I go outside from Oct-May if I expect to be walking on grass at all. Had a few too many incidents of wet socks and shoes when I first moved here from SoCal.
 
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