new golf shoes

copperhead

howdy folks im on the hunt for a new pair of shoes they must be durable, waterproof and most importantly comfortable any suggestions ? btw my budget is about E 130

Dr_Colossus

How about the Footjoy Sports? Choice of 3 colours in white, white/blue and white/red.
I've a pair of the Footjoy DryJoys and an old pair of Footjoy AQL's which I'm thinking of replacing with the Footjoy Sports. Supposed to be very comfortable and look modestly stylish also. Can't go wrong with Footjoy in my book although it did take me a long time to break in the DryJoys

irish bloke

Dr_Colossus wrote: »

How about the Footjoy Sports? Choice of 3 colours in white, white/blue and white/red.
I've a pair of the Footjoy DryJoys and an old pair of Footjoy AQL's which I'm thinking of replacing with the Footjoy Sports. Supposed to be very comfortable and look modestly stylish also. Can't go wrong with Footjoy in my book although it did take me a long time to break in the DryJoys

+1 on the footjoy sports. Picked up a pair for €110 a few weeks ago and love them. Very comfortable and waterproof.

Dr_Colossus

irish bloke wrote: »

+1 on the footjoy sports. Picked up a pair for €110 a few weeks ago and love them. Very comfortable and waterproof.

Good price, where did you get them for that?

irish bloke

[/QUOTE]Good price, where did you get them for that?[/Quote]

Got them from a place called the golf department in superquinn shopping centre, castletroy limerick. They were 125 in nevada bobs the same day so was happy with price.

Goldenjohn

Are they light enough for summer use?

charlieIRL

irish bloke wrote: »

+1 on the footjoy sports. Picked up a pair for €110 a few weeks ago and love them. Very comfortable and waterproof.

I think the pro shop in athlone has them for €90. I'll be down during the week and can check

dines08

Nike Lunar Control are absolutely top class and can be got for €90

irish bloke

Goldenjohn wrote: »

Are they light enough for summer use?

Yes, I would consider them light. There not runner light, but light for an all weather golf shoe.

copperhead

dines08 wrote: »

Nike Lunar Control are absolutely top class and can be got for €90

hi thanks for the replys i was just wondering where you got the nike lunars for 90 ?

death1234567

Nike Shoes - €45

slave1

I was in a similar quandry earlier in the year, tried on lots of shoes and ignored the pricing, when I settled on one to purchase I was surprised it was amongst the cheapest, Nike Heritage, seem to be plenty of them around the €50. Worn now for 3months and no issue regarding wet or comfort.

charlieIRL

I have the same ones and they are very comfortable. Not 100% waterproof though.

ssbob

death1234567 wrote: »

Nike Shoes - €45

Cheers for that, bought these today! Needed a new pair with age's but couldn't justify more than €100, if I get 18 months(2 winters) out of these I will be ecstatic):D

slave1

charlieIRL wrote: »

I have the same ones and they are very comfortable. Not 100% waterproof though.

Have my 12 year old Adidas Cruisers for the worst weather, they don't let anything in!!!

irish bloke

slave1 wrote: »

Have my 12 year old Adidas Cruisers for the worst weather, they don't let anything in!!!

Serious shoes those yokes. I say you could swim in them and still keep your feet dry. They got steel spikes though, are these still allowed or will the soft ones fit.

They were my first pair of golf shoes

slave1

I replaced the steel with soft spikes a while back, cheap China ones are fine...