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Should I put Dr Scholls in my golf shoes?

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A H asked:


I am trying to extend the life of my Footjoys. I am thinking of putting some Dr Scholls gel insoles in my golf shoe.
Is this a good Idea?
Do I put thr Dr Scholl over the old insole, or remove the old insole and place the new gel in its place?

I dont want to buy new golf shoes this year, I want to get another year walking out of this pair!

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    No Responses to “Should I put Dr Scholls in my golf shoes?”

    1. GBeck Says:
      February 2nd, 2010 at 4:42 pm

      An arch too tight with both in if your shoes might make you may over stress your shoe feels too tight.

    2. speedingbus2003 Says:
      February 5th, 2010 at 2:16 am

      Sure, why not? You may need new spikes, anyway.