You cannot wear metal-spiked golf shoes in public buildings.

The Law Explained

To prevent catastrophic damage to expensive wooden floors and public linoleum, older statutes restrict patrons from clomping into municipal buildings while wearing metal cleats. Before soft-spiked golf shoes became the industry norm, golfers fresh off the 18th hole frequently ruined local tavern and courthouse floors. You must change into sensible footwear before paying your property taxes.