FOOTWEAR Keep on the right footing OSCAR JACOBSON
Spring/Sumer Apparel footwear from your footwear favourites FOOTJOY
Lottusse A collection of premium handmade golf shoes from Oscar Jacobson in collaboration with Lottusse. The Oscar Jacobson Lottusse range for SS16 features four styles – plain-toe, full brogue, monk-strap and classic.
www.oscarjacobson.com
SKECHERS 18 ADIDAS
Women’s adistar Tour Boa Available in three colours and incorporating BOA closure system, the adistar shoe features a microfiber leather upper and comes with a two-year waterproof guarantee.
www.adidas.com
ECCO ASHWORTH
Encinitas Wing Tip A two year waterproof guarantee on this wing tip silhouette featuring modern colour pop details. A versatile spikeless outsole with a combination of soft EVA and rubbers for comfort and performance.
www.ashworthgolf.com
Cage ECCO has announced the launch of ECCO Cage, a cleated golf shoe featuring a fully-integrated DiP wrap system that promotes superior walking comfort immediately out of the box and for every step thereafter.
www.ecco.com
NIKE
FI Impact 2 The FI Impact 2 also takes cues from the Nike TW ’15; it features a golf-specific Nike Free-inspired sole and superior traction elements in the toe and heel. Furthermore, the FI Impact 2 base is larger than that of its predecessor, improving stability.
www.nike.com
Go Golf Elite Skechers Go Golf Elite has a classic look, smooth premium, fully waterproof leather upper. A durable TPU plate and GOimpulse sensors provide traction control.
www.skechersgogolf.co.uk
D.N.A After the success of the original D.N.A, the 2016 model features a new upper design, which complements the low profile, sleek yet stable nature of the shoe. A new Tornado by Softspikes TourLock cleat system adds stability and the shoe is now available in Boa for the first time.
www.footjoy.co.uk
SGBGOLF
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