Putt Your Nike Golf Shoe In Perfect Condition
As we all know Bbuying a new pair of Nike Golf Shoes can be a big investment, but it is one worth making. Once you’ve made this investment you will want to keep your golf shoes in their best condition and you can do this by using the various golf shoe accessories.
In this post we are going to look at how to keep your golf shoes looking like new.
Many courses don’t allow metal spikes as they have a tendency to rip up the greens. Spikes are a critical component of your golf shoes, keeping your feet firmly planted to the ground so you don’t slip over or lose your balance. Plastic spikes are lighter with a wider surface area which prevents the green from being torn up while still being equally effective in providing traction. Many golfers also find plastic spikes to be more comfortable than steel ones, which may have contributed to their popularity. We wrote a good post on how to replace your Nike Golf Shoe spikes.
Another great way of taking care of your golf shoes is to use a shoe bag. If you are not currently using a shoe bag for your golf shoes then you may noticed that they get scuffed or knocked about if they are loose in the back of the car. Boot bags have been used for years in football to keep their boots looking new.
On top of everything there are literally hundreds of polishes and waxes to remove scuffs and scrapes.
By looking after your golf shoes they will look after you.
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Nike Replacement Spikes Question
Here at simply golf shoes we believe in golfing Kama which is why we always try to find time to answer your questions. We give back to you which results in us playing better.
This question comes from Beth.
Hi Guys, I know you love Nike Golf Shoes and so I was wondering if you would be able to help. I own a pair of Nike golf shoes, in which the spikes need to be replaced. Can I basically replace them with any spike, or do I need to replace them with the exact Nike kind? In other words, are golf spikes a standard size to fit all shoes?
Over the years Nike has used different spikes with different mounting systems. As you don’t mention the specific shoe that you have I think your best bet is to take the shoes to your favourite golf shop. They will be able to identify which type they are and will have the replacement spikes.
If you like the shoes and plan to keep them for a while you can buy the replacement tool and a box of spikes and do it yourself. Then as one or two wear out you can replace them yourself.
Also if you play on a soft course that’s always green, buy the spikes that have a lot of little spikes. If you play on a course w/a lot of hard pan or very low mown fairways buy the spikes w/3 or 4 spikes called stingers.
Hope this helps.