🏌️ Skechers Go Golf Torque: The Ultimate Waterproof Golf Shoe for Men Review

After 1 lap from morning dew, this shoe failed so badly that the glue holding the sole pad came loose. Forget the guarantee. I called the Skechers warranty phone number and only received a pre-recorded message. I have also sent them numerous emails over the past 6 weeks with no response other than an automated email confirmation. I will tell all the golfers I play with to avoid this or any other Skechers shoe.

This is my third pair of Skechers golf shoes. I liked my first 2 pairs for the low price and comfort but my feet were killing me after an 18 hole walk in them. After removing the glued insole, I understood why. The insole is less than 1/8" thick and flat with no arch support like a pair of Converse "Chuck Taylor" high tops. I bought a pair of "Super Foot" insoles and they are very comfortable now. But those insoles are an extra $50 Next time I'll just buy a more expensive golf shoe with a…

I wear orthopedic insoles and I usually check the website to see if the insoles are removable. However, I didn't. I ordered a size larger than usual (I wear 10.5W but ordered 11W as my feet tend to swell in summer. As mentioned above, the insole is not removable (very handy for those who don't take it out However, considering the retail price, I decided to peel/pull out/hollow out the insole rather than refunding the holes.I may post again after a few laps.

Golf toe pain is bad. Although my husband's golf shoes from last year were expensive, he decided it was worth getting another pair in a larger size. We found this waterproof shoe with really good reviews and not as expensive as it paid for. So we increased the size by 1 and ordered "Wide". And he LOVES her. He said these were the most comfortable shoes he had. And because they were larger, he could also fit his orthopedic insoles. His only complaint, if you can call it that, is that the ends of

I bought these shoes although I usually buy sneakers (eg sneakers) for golfing. The traditional type is too pointed at the toe and causes discomfort. They are very flexible and comfortable when first used. They are fairly waterproof and have good grip on slopes and in wet grass. However, after a pair of socks, I realized that the pain at the end of the big toe was not due to the need for a menstrual break, but to the too pointed shape. And I rode in a cart, not ran 18 holes. The photo shows…