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**kvitacencia** · 11-28-2011, 07:51 AM

When my oldest son asked to purchase a pair of Jordans years ago, we agreed to spilt the cost. At that time they were $110. He got the shoes and once it sunk in on how much money he spent, he never did that again. Now he is much older, wiser and hangs on to his money. Now if I could just quit purchasing new clubs....

Spending money on Jordans is a great idea. I'm being serious. But I think you could play in turf shoes and be fine. Honestly, I have taken a few swings in my dad's Eccos, and they didn't seem to grip any different than the some of my turf shoes I had for football.

11-28-2011, 07:51 AM	#10
kvitacencia Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 432 Senior Member	When my oldest son asked to purchase a pair of Jordans years ago, we agreed to spilt the cost. At that time they were $110. He got the shoes and once it sunk in on how much money he spent, he never did that again. Now he is much older, wiser and hangs on to his money. Now if I could just quit purchasing new clubs.... Spending money on Jordans is a great idea. I'm being serious. But I think you could play in turf shoes and be fine. Honestly, I have taken a few swings in my dad's Eccos, and they didn't seem to grip any different than the some of my turf shoes I had for football.
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