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How to Repair My Golf Shoes

Golf shoes can quickly wear out over time, especially if you golf frequently. Going over the golf course and climbing rocks can add more wear to the shoes. The golf shoes can be restored with a few simple fixes so they can last much longer and provide support.

Materials Needed



  • Spikes

  • Spike tool

  • Laces

  • Shoe repair glue
    Water

  • Cloths

  • Shoe polish



  1. Inspect the spikes on the golf shoes to make sure they are in good condition. They will need to be changed if they are damaged or worn.

  2. Take a spike tool and use it to take off the spike by using a twisting motion. All of the damaged spikes can be removed in this way. Put a new spike into position and twist it into place.

  3. Tug on the spike after you have put into place. You want to make sure the spike is secure and will not come off during your game.

  4. Check the laces on the shoes. Take out the old laces and replace them with new ones if the older ones are worn. Laces can easily become worn and will not offer the support needed if they cannot be tied.

  5. Ensure that the laces are an even length when you are lacing the golf shoes. An even length will ensure that the fit is firm and tight. This will also prevent you from slipping and acquiring injuries.

  6. Use shoe repair glue to fill in cracks and holes in the shoe. After the glue has dried you can now polish the shoe to cover up the repair glue.

  7. Wet a cloth with hot water and wipe the shoes to remove any dirt and dust. Allow the shoes to completely dry.

  8. Apply shoe polish using a clean cloth. Work the polish into the shoes so the luster can be restored to the shoes.