That’s awesome! I’m really trying to find something that looks good off the course too. How’s the traction?
Traction is solid with Skechers! I didn’t slip during a single round. Highly recommend them for both performance and aesthetics.
I’ve seen mixed reviews on some zero drop shoes. What about foot support? Is there a compromise on that?
Not really! Most brands focus on comfort and support. But it really varies, so trying them on is key.
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I’ve heard some hilarious stories of people slipping in their golf shoes. Maybe we all need a little humor to go with our picks!
True! I just want shoes that help me avoid those slip-up moments on the green!
I’ve been transitioning to zero drop golf shoes for a few months now. Start by wearing them for short rounds. It really helps your feet adjust gradually!
Great tip! I’ve noticed that using them on the driving range first really helps build comfort before hitting the course.
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Don’t forget to strengthen your feet! Incorporate exercises like toe raises and arch lifts to ease the transition. It really pays off!
That’s solid advice! I felt some soreness initially but strengthening my feet helped a lot.
Be aware that you might feel a difference in balance. Zero drop shoes promote a more natural foot position, which can take time to get used to!
I had to consciously work on my swing balance too! It’s all about adapting to the new feel.
What type of zero drop shoes are you considering? I tried a couple of brands, and while some felt great, others didn’t fit my foot shape at all.
I’m looking at brands like Altra and Skechers. They have decent options. Has anyone tried them yet with good results?
I bought Skechers zero drop, and honestly, I love them! Super comfortable and lightweight.
Just be mindful of wearing the shoes long hours if you’re not used to it. My calves were sore after the first few rounds, but I got used to it!
I had the same issue! It’s like going from a couch to a marathon runner. Slow and steady wins the race!
I love how lively these discussions are! Anyone have a funny shoe mishap on the course? Zero drop or not?