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Stinks, they do. Can someone help with cleaning golf shoes?

August 6th, 2008 | by admin |
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aminwiththeoutcrowd asked:


My 15 year old has some all leather Foot Joy golf shoes that he has worn for about a year. He is starting to grow out of them, but has a few good months before that day comes. Does anyone know of a good way to clean them? Can I throw them in the wash, since they are going to be gone in a few months anyway (too used to donate, I promise, although I’ll try)? He’s growing like a weed but can get a good few rounds in before he needs the next pair. The smell is just killing us… any suggestions? The shoe spray is beyond our help at this point. Yes, I know, new shoes. But he golfs every other day and every weekend, rain or shine. We were planning on buying him new ones for a gift when/if he makes the high school team, so trying to wait (we will buy him new ones when he can no longer use these, but thought it would be a nice thing as a gift if he does). You probably didn’t need the story behind why I need these clean shoes. Sorry. Thanks so much for any help!

Marie
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    1. 3 Responses to “Stinks, they do. Can someone help with cleaning golf shoes?”

    2. By dsatelitmn on Aug 8, 2008 | Reply

      My shoes and boots and it helps alot.

    3. By jack7122003 on Aug 10, 2008 | Reply

      The shoes including expensive leather shoes on this kind of question his advice comes from gentlemans gentleman one of question his advice on occasion.

    4. By Kerry T on Aug 13, 2008 | Reply

      I bet the insole can be removed. Peel that stinky thing out and replace it! :) You can find shoe insoles at sporting goods stores and many shoe stores. Then make him put foot powder in his shoes every time he wears them. I play sports and this really makes a big difference in keeping shoe stink at a minimum.

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