Golf Shoes that Breathe: Hot Weather Cooling
When you’re choosing golf shoes for hot weather it may be that you consider mesh golf shoes because they breathe. Not a bad idea but do remember that if the golf courses that you play are spraying or using chemicals, then those chemicals may get to your feet and may irritate your skin (or if you’re allergic to these this could be worse)*.
Otherwise good leather shoes will be more breathable and many offer wicking to help breathability. There are a wide range of ways of keeping your feet dry. There are 21 posts on Golf Shoes Blog that talk about or mention “breathability” so heck those out: Though I did notice that I ducked out of the subject once before (siting the need to get out to attend a quiz!). I’ve not a done a test of dryness so I’m dodging any specific recommendations again. The Ecco Casual Cool Hydromax (as pictured) are supposedly good in that respect.
I’m checking out one golf shoe that claims air conditioning. Watch this space.
*The gist of this, I just picked up from the PGA Tour site: Thanks.
