Tip Tee Toe golf shoes help women look good and play great. Win McMurry has the report from the 2012 PGA Merchandise Show at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Fla.

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-Hi. I'm here with Micky Gallas, who is the owner and developer...

-Hi. I'm here with Micky Gallas, who is the owner and developer of TipTeeToe golf shoes. And it's actually the only golf shoe in existence that gives women a little bit of a height advantage which I can definitely use. A little bit of a wedge. It's the only wedge design and it is USJA approved. Isn't that right? -That's correct. -So what was the process that went into kind of designing the shoe and coming up with a concept? -Well the concept started because I forgot my shoes and wore wedge, open toe wedge slides. Played better and suddenly decided I'd wear them all season. At the end of the season, we were sitting with the patent attorney, getting it patented and getting our first manufactured shoe made. -But definitely it does have some advantages which I know it was you know, something that the USJA had to look at and-- -Right. -kind of make sure that it was all [unk] there because it kind of gives your weight forward right [unk]-- -Puts your weight forward to the balls of your feet so that stops the ball back and puts some more power through your hip, as well as put you right over ball while coming. -Right. The basics. That's one of the things I worked on most when I got famous. It's kind of adjusting my way to making sure that I am forward enough over them all. -That's exactly what it does. -Well, thank you so much. They're beautiful designs. -Thank you. -I love to how you can kind of interchange the straps and wear different ones. -A snap on for interchanging colors, each has a ball marker and they're all spikeless sole, so they're all day wear. -That's very cool. I like the red and white. Very good looking. -Thank you. -Thank you so much Micky. -Thank you so much.

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