Be sure to check this board when planning your tournament schedule for this year. If you have any questions please contact the Pro Shop. Compliance has been widely accepted and the affects on our course are very noticable. Thanks to all that have already made the change to spikeless shoes. In addition to improved greens, spikeless spikes decrease the wear on cart paths, bridges, tile, carpet, and other areas.
Most people report less back, knee, and foot discomfort when using spikeless shoes.
Over 700 courses in the USA have initiated non-metal policies with great success. In addition, over 70 senior tour players are now wearing spikeless shoes. This year courses on the PGA tour will have the option of requiring spikeless shoes for all practice rounds played. Examples of acceptable footwear include flat soled shoes, tennis shoes, Soft Spikes or Tred-Lites, professional teaching shoes, and spikeless golf shoes. Unacceptable footwear includes conventional metal golf spikes, rubber multi-ribbed or cleated shoes.