Wednesday, May 15, 2013

Golf Shoes

There are many reasons so many people are attracted to the game of golf. It is a game people of all ages can enjoy, provides a great connection with the outdoors and gets you active at the same time. During an 18-hole round, a player will walk around 4-5 miles! If you don’t have the proper footwear, you may be complaining about more than just a bad score.

Your feet are an extremely important part of your golf game. The positioning and stability of your feet dictate the success of your swing. With this in mind, the shoes you wear will have a huge impact as well.

Dr. Jeff Bowman treats athletes in all kinds of sports on a regular basis. Some of the more common injuries that can affect golf players are: tendonitis, ligament strains and pulls, blisters and neuromas.

Due to the fact that your feet need to carry the force of your swing at each hole and you will be walking around a lot, you need comfortable shoes. Here are some helpful tips from Dr. Bowman to keep in mind before you find your next pair of golf shoes:
  • Try on several styles and find the ones that are most comfortable and supportive for your feet.
  • Look for shoes that are lightweight and well-cushioned in the soles and heels
  • Find a style with breathable material, is water-resistant and offers traction
  • The middle of the shoe should be snug to support your feet during each swing
If foot pain is affecting your game, contact our podiatric office today for help. Dr. Bowman can evaluate the cause of your discomfort and provide the right treatment to quickly get you back on the course. Call us today (713) 467-8886 or request an appointment online www.houstonfootspecialists.com.
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2 comments:

  1. I golf game the shoes is very important because in this we have to walk about 4-5 miles. If you do not have good shoes then your foot face problem.

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  2. Thanks for the valuable tips. Every golfer make sure to keep these tips in mind before buying golf shoes for them.

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