By Keely Levins
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__When a company known for running shoes takes up golf, no one should be surprised its focus would be on comfort, support and feeling light. These keys guided New Balance and its new NBG2002 golf shoe.
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New Balance's athletic influence is obvious, too. Though the upper is made of microfiber leather, it still has a running-shoe look.
The NBG2002 ($125) comes in three colors and has a two-year waterproof warranty.
