Shoes

Finding the right pair of golf shoes is essential to feeling comfortable on the golf course, and fundamental to providing a stable, sure-footed base when swinging the golf club.

Golf shoes have become lighter and more comfortable in recent years and manufacturers have developed a number of design technologies that offer increased stability, water-resistance, indoor versatility, and various sole, traction and spike options.

The modern golf shoe is an essential part of golf equipment, and there has never been more options to choose from for those wanting to look stylish on the golf course!

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What to consider

The classic spiked shoe offers a great deal of stability with a firm upper shoe part and the spikes offer firm traction through the golf swing. Spikeless shoes are a modern addition and tend to be lighter and flat soled with rubber studs or dimples instead of standard spikes. They offer increased comfort and can be worn around the clubhouse.

New technologies have made rubber studs or dimpled soles more durable in recent years and they can outlast traditional spikes. Though these modern street-style shoes can provide less stability and traction, particularly in wet conditions.

Choosing between spiked and spikeless golf shoes will come down to personal preference, and deciding what's important to you, whether it's comfort, traction, durability, or versatility.

Good traction is extremely important during the golf swing, so if you choose spikes it's essential to choose the right type. Plastic spikes are the most popular type of golf spike. They are more lightweight and less damaging to greens than metal spikes, and modern advances in design can give them the same amount of traction. They are also easily changed and offer more comfort for your feet.

Metal spikes are becoming less common, particularly for club golfers, though they do provide a great deal of traction, particularly in wet conditions.

The stability and weight of a golf shoe is also worthy of consideration. Some traditional designs keep the foot supportively in place, while other designs allow feet to move more freely, giving you more comfort when you swing or walk. This will come down to personal preference, your body type and how you swing the club.

When it comes to weight, lighter shoes are more comfortable and all brands now make extremely light shoes. But if you need more stability or increased waterproof performance, a heavier, more sturdy shoe might be the design for you.

We have reviewed some of the best golf shoes currently on the market right here.