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Johnston & Murphy’s new golf shoe is as comfortable as it is stylish

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You can look great *and* feel great in Johnston & Murphy's new golf shoe.

Jeffrey Westbrook

We don’t hand out style awards, but maybe we should after seeing the new XC-4 H1-Luxe Hybrid golf shoes from footwear stalwart Johnston & Murphy.

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The shoes feature a bootie construction that snugly secures your feet via a waterproof neoprene collar. Outside is a top-grain leather upper and a rugged hybrid sole.

Beyond good looks, these shoes feature Smart Degree technology that cools your feet when it’s hot and keeps your feet warm when it’s cold.

The XC-4 ($189; seven colors; johnstonmurphy.com) is comfortable, too, thanks to a multi-density footbed with memory-foam cushioning and shock-absorbing EVA midsole. Lastly, they are dual width, meaning you simply remove the footbed to accommodate a wider foot. These kicks are a winner by any measure.

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