subsole 22 and the heel 25 of shoe 12 as clearly seen in the views of fig1 and 2 the height or vertical thickness of both wedge members 26 and 28 is greatest adjacent outside edge 30 of shoe 12 and at a minimum near the center of the width of the shoe along the longitudinal center line 50 that is to say referring to the view of fig1 the height of outside 32 of second member 28 is greater than the inside 34 of second member 28 as shown in fig5 the corresponding height of the outside 32 39 of first wedge member 26 is also greater than the height of the inside 36 of member 26 and preferably is slightly greater or substantially equal to the outside height 32 of heel wedge 28 by virtue of this improved construction of shoe 12 when worn by a right handed golfer upon addressing a golf ball to be hit the golfer 39 s weight will be shifted toward the ball of his right foot this necessarily means that the golfer 39 s weight will be concentrated for proper balance and there will be less tendency to pull away from the ball during the course of the golf swing also the thicker outer edge prevents a golfer from rolling over onto the outside of his foot thus losing his balance and moving his.