Traction of clogged golf footwear John William Wannop, Geoff Smith & Darren J. Stefanyshyn Footwear Science; Volume 5, Issue 2, 2013 Quote: Purpose: In the game of golf, players are constantly moving into and out of many different terrains as well as playing on different ground conditions, which may cause the shoe-surface interface to become contaminated with solid debris. The addition of this debris will no doubt alter the shoe-surface interface, potentially altering the golfer’s traction and performance during the swing.
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