Review on 🏌️ ECCO Men's Premiere Golf Shoe for all-day street performance by William Hunter

I've been playing golf for 54 years. Before I had hip replacement and radical head and neck cancer surgery, I played at least five times a week from April through October, with two or three days in between. Now reduced to three times a week. When I was young, my disability was only three. I switched to seven. Now with a windpipe and a titanium hip I can play to eleven. I am providing this information to let you know that I have above average experience in the sacred sport. Until the new Foot Joys came on the market four years ago, I regularly changed two pairs of cleats a year. I always had to put on a new pair of five or six holes and then put on the old ones. It took me a dozen rounds to put my new shoes on all eighteen holes. I was a little wary of buying an Echo. I was completely wrong. I've never spent more on a pair of spikes (like I did on a pair of leather Foot Joy Classics ten years ago) than on a BIOM, and I've never gotten a better deal. From the moment I put the fit on it was PERFECT for my too wide and stiff hoof. Walking on air might be a cliche, but that's the case with this shoe. Wore them 18 holes with no blisters or pain and didn't want to take them off. Without a doubt these are the best golf spikes I have ever owned. Street Premiere golf shoes are almost as good as BIOM. In a way I even like them better because I can wear them to work or to practice and I don't have to change my shoes before or after a round. I was afraid they wouldn't work as golf spikes how wrong I was. As with BIOM, they kept going and weren't to break away in the first lap or after. My fear of Street Premiere running on the left was undeserved. After my hip prosthesis I am afraid of falling. These shoes are actually BETTER than anything I've ever worn on slopes and wet grass. The outsole design is incredible and your heel feels like it's under your toes. Sometimes there is a problem when you go through the mud because it clogs the lug pattern, but the grip in the trap is perfect. I had them for the summer and was worried about tread wear. I hardly notice any wear; I think they will go through two seasons without a sweat. Matte leather is difficult to keep clean and the soles turn green easily, but they're minimal compared to the comfort and performance of these shoes. I needed to know if they were good enough for a professional golfer. me. They are. I liked them so much I bought a second pair, currently for street use only. If the first pair loses profile, I already have a spare pair ready. I recommend both golf shoes unreservedly.