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Old 11-29-2007, 06:04 PM
SonOfWestwood SonOfWestwood is offline
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Default Anyone ever get a callous (??) on their left foot?

Okay, so I've had what I guess is a callous between the two smallest toes on my left foot. Basically a small area of hard skin between the toes. It's something that's only been there since I took up golf, and I've had it for quite a while now. It's not particularly painful, but sometimes I'll feel it at the end of my swings and it's a little annoying.

I've asked my instructor if he's ever heard of or experienced this and he had no ideas, only that he knows that a lot of force does go to the left side of the foot. I thought it may be a bad weight shift, but based on the videos of my swing, my instructor doesn't think that's the case.

So anyway, has anyone had this before? Is it maybe that my shoes are too tight?
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Old 11-29-2007, 06:09 PM
duvvard duvvard is offline
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Default Re: Anyone ever get a callous (??) on their left foot?

I've always gotten them on my pinky toe too when I'm playing a lot of golf during the summer, with many different shoes. Maybe we have wider feet and almost all golf shoes tend to pinch in towards the toes?
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Old 11-29-2007, 06:43 PM
SonOfWestwood SonOfWestwood is offline
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Default Re: Anyone ever get a callous (??) on their left foot?

I do think I have wider feet than normal.

I definitely hate that about shoes, in general. Why do they get thinner as you get close to the toes? People's feet certainly don't get thinner as you go towards the toes...
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