👟 Superlites XP Golf Shoes for Men by FootJoy - Previous Season Style Review

The shoe's tongue is missing, so it's actually attached to the sides of the shoe, forming a little elastic circle like an opening to put your foot in. Except you can't get your foot all the way into the boot without pulling your back all the way back and squeezing under the heel. Like slippers where the foot hole is too small to put your foot in. Doesn't even work with a shoehorn, and who expects high-tech shoes to have to use a shoehorn these days? Whoever designed and approved the design of…

I bought it at a bargain price and like to wear it on the go. PROS: They're light, very comfortable, have great grip and are miraculously almost waterproof (I made it through the drainage ditch and came out almost unscathed). Flaws: A loop of fabric on the back of a boot (to make it easier to put the shoe on) broke off when putting it on. not great at all. Aesthetically, too, the shoes look slightly better online than in person; They have a matte finish which I don't like.

Bought for my father for his 70th birthday. He loves her more than anything. He has been playing golf with his friends every Sunday for over 40 years. His friends are always jealous of all the golf equipment he has. They will be added to the list of things they will also like. He said they are so comfortable and the quality of the material is great. I don't see my father that often because he lives in New Zealand. So if you see a smile on his face, it's worth buying golf shoes, which are a…

My husband loves Footjoy gold shoes. But they have no language and no place in the description. She. Unfortunately I have to pay for return shipping as it is Carlsgolfland via Amazon. Another reason I don't like buying from third parties. Returns should be free. when the description conveniently omits the fact that the shoe has NO LANGUAGE. You have to slide your foot in and it's very uncomfortable. so be careful. I wish they would bring back the Footjoy 58025 style in men's size 9 extra wide…

The shoe's tongue is missing, so it's actually attached to the sides of the shoe, forming a small elastic circle as an opening for the foot to slide into. Except you can't get your foot all the way into the boot without pulling your back all the way back and squeezing under the heel. Like slippers where the foot hole is too small to put your foot in. Doesn't even work with a shoehorn, and who expects high-tech shoes to have to use a shoehorn these days? Whoever designed and approved the design…