Our Connection With the Ground, Our Shoes.
Today we are faced with a plethora of choices for what a golfer can were on their feet well playing the game. The evolution of the golf shoe is as amazing as the evolution of the clubs we play with. Originally, nails were hammered into the soles of shoes to offer the wearer better protection from slipping. In 1891 screw-in spikes were introduced, not only providing better traction, but offering the opportunity to replace old spikes as they wore down. Fast forward to today, and we have from spike-less, running shoe style footwear, to shoes with replaceable plastic spikes. Since our shoe is the only connection we have with the ground during the swing, we prefer spikes that are replaceable when they are worn out. Our craftsmen specialize in the repair and cleaning of all replaceable spike-style golf shoes.