ORTHOTICS
ORTHOTICS
Orthotics are shoe inserts for people with high or low arches or for medical conditions such as plantar fasciitis. FootJoy golf shoes offer more support than running shoes. Even if you require orthotics for your running shoes, you may find that you do not need them for golf.
The most important factor to consider when you want to use orthotics with your golf shoes is Fit-Bed® insole width. The Fit-Bed® insole is part of the shoe design. If your orthotics are thicker than the Fit-Bed® insole, you may not have enough volume in the shoe for your foot. If your orthotics are thinner than the Fit-Bed® insole, then you might not have enough cushioning.
To ensure the best fit with your orthotics, FootJoy strongly recommends that you either:
The most important factor to consider when you want to use orthotics with your golf shoes is Fit-Bed® insole width. The Fit-Bed® insole is part of the shoe design. If your orthotics are thicker than the Fit-Bed® insole, you may not have enough volume in the shoe for your foot. If your orthotics are thinner than the Fit-Bed® insole, then you might not have enough cushioning.
To ensure the best fit with your orthotics, FootJoy strongly recommends that you either:
- Bring your orthotics with you to be fit by a trained professional.
- Bring your properly fit golf shoes with you to your doctor to create orthotics specifically to work with your shoes.