3 Tips for Selecting Wide Golf Shoes For Women
For women golfers with wide feet, finding a comfortable pair of shoes for the golf course can be a nightmare. They had to visit a shoemaker and have a pair of shoes made especially for them. While this is still possible, it can be somewhat expensive. If you are looking for wide shoes for women golfers, here are some great tips on finding the perfect pair.
1. Have your measurements ready
This includes international conversions of shoe sizes and the width of your foot. You need a clear idea of what you are looking for and how much wider than a normal golf shoe you need.
2. Look at established brands and see if they have ranges of wide shoes already
Before going to the expense of having particularly wide shoes made up for yourself, see if the wide designs of some of the major brands will do the trick. There are many great ranges of wide shoes for women; the Footjoy range, the Nike range and Callaway are all fantastic choices for quality models that are wider than regular sizes.
3. Try men’s golf shoes
Not only are regular men’s sizes wider, but there are a number of even wider plus sizes that would fit almost any width foot. There are a few men’s styles that are virtually indistinguishable from the women’s, you might just need a more subtle color choice than you would like.
Hi There, Ozrisk,
I totally agree with the points that you made on choosing the right wide women’s golf shoes. There are so many women out there who do not wear the right size shoe and this bad habit follows them onto the golf course and they wear the wrong golf shoe where they usually end up hating the game because it is rather uncomfortable.
Anyway, thanks for the info and I hope more women take note of these wise words.
Rgs
Heath
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