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adidas Golf Introduces adidas STREET Footwear
Golf shoes are evolving. It used to be that all golf shoes either looked like the classic saddle or wingtip style, or they looked like tennis shoes with spikes. In the last few years, companies like Ecco have changed the way we think about golf shoes, making the “street style” popular with the help of… »
Sneak Peak – 2012 Kikkor Tenny Golf Shoes
One of the hottest new golf shoes to hit the course this year was Kikkor Golf and their youthful, skate-inspired designs. Their most popular model is called the Tenny, and I’ve logged many miles on the golf course with mine. The Tenny unites street, skate, and lifestyle and puts it on a golf course in a sophisticated,… »
5 Golf Companies You Have Not Heard Of
The golf industry is so huge that every year at the PGA Merchandise Show in Orlando Florida, the industry fills up most of the exhibition and meeting space in the Orange County Convention Center. That’s almost 14 million square feet of golf clubs, apparel, accessories, trinkets and gadgets. More than 1000 companies come to show off… »
Kikkor Golf Shoes
Late in 2008, 25 year old James Lepp and some of his friends came up with the concept for a new type of golf shoe company called Kikkor Golf. The idea was to deliver a golf shoe for the younger crowd (or young at heart) that didn’t fit the mold of the typical adult golf… »
Dawgs Golf Shoes Review
You know those rubber shoes that everyone’s wearing? They are comfortable and light weight, and you can get them in all kinds of wacky colors. Alas, they don’t have very good traction for playing sports, especially golf. For a while I thought it would be great if someone came up with a golf version of… »
New Product Spotlight – Cleatskins Golf
Sometimes a product comes along that makes you think to yourself: “Damn! Why didn’t I think of that?!?” One of those products appeared to me at the PGA Show this year, and from the impressions I got, it will be well received by consumers. The company is called Cleatskins, and they make rubbers. OK, we… »




