Category: Apparel
Golfers face a problem that is unique in sports. In the absence of uniforms, golfers must find apparel that not only are practical, but also good looking. All of the best courses still have dress codes. Fortunately, there are a large number of fine manufacturers to choose from. including Ashworth, Nike, Callaway, Bobby Jones, Fidra, Ping, Adidas, Greg Norman, and Tehama.
Rolex Stainless Steel Silver String Datejust
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Ecco Street or True Linkswear?
I’m in a mood to get a new pair of golf shoes for the season (not that there’s any in sight), and two newish models have caught my eye: The Ecco Street and the True Linkswear. They’re both similar in intent and design—lightweight, spikeless—so I’m wondering if anyone has tried either (or both) and can give me an opinion.
The Ecco Street has been out longer than the True Linkswear and has gotten quite a bit of good press.
In comparison, the True Linkswear looks as though its even lighter and lower to the ground. The literature says it’s like walking barefoot while still offering golf traction.
You can get both at great prices at Friend of the GolfBlogger, Golf Locker.
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Rolex Two Tone Oyster Datejust
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Two Tone Blue Roman Dial Smooth Bezel Rolex Datejust
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Two Tone Oyster Black Dial White Gold Beadset Bezel Rolex Datejust
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Stainless Steel Oyster Silver Dial Beadset Bezel Rolex Datejust
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Nike Lunar Control 2 Golf Shoes
NIKE Men s Lunar Control - White/Metallic Silver/Volt Black Golf Shoes
The weather outside is frightful, so I can’t do a playtest on the pair of Nike Lunar Control shoes that recently arrived in the mail. In the absence of visible grass I’ve been trying the next best thing: wearing them around the house. Mrs. GolfBlogger is not pleased, but I’m willing to risk it for my readers.
Based on the carpet test, these are a comfortable, well-fitting pair of shoes. There’s plenty of room in the toe box for my squarish foot, and the arch support hits in just the right place. I’ve done some practice swings with my Wii Chicken Stick, and they offer the stability I’m looking for.
I’ll give you a full walking test when the white stuff leaves the ground.
In the meantime, you might want to visit GolfLocker.Com for some great deals on Nike shoes.
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