Do I need insoles for golf?
Just like most other footwear, the design of golf shoes has certainly evolved over the years. And, just like choosing any other type of shoe, traction and comfort are a major consideration.
However, to fit the widest range of people, golf shoes are manufactured with minimal support. So if you want to avoid injury, feel more comfortable and improve your balance, you’ll definitely need a pair of golf shoe inserts with arch support.
FAQs
What are the most common injuries for golfers?
If you’re a regular golfer, you may be all too aware that your favourite sport can cause lower back pain and knee pain. That’s on top of some specific foot problems, including plantar fasciitis, flat feet, heel pain, metatarsalgia, Morton’s neuroma and tendonitis.
How can insoles help golfers with their game?
As the best golf insoles can greatly improve body alignment and help maintain a stable posture, they could certainly lead to a more powerful swing.
In fact, studies have found that experienced golfers who used golf orthotic insoles were able to increase clubhead velocity by between three and five mph, which roughly translates as an extra 15 yards.
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Our golf shoe insoles are just one of a range of FootActive sports insoles.
We also provide a range of insoles that helps various foot problems such as heel pain and tired and aching feet, along with a choice of orthopaedic footwear, such as slippers, flip flops, sandals with arch support and supportive socks.