The adidas TOUR360 is one of our favourite golf shoes ever. It was one of the first golf shoes to feel as comfy as a pair of trainers, while bringing a much more modern look to the game when everyone else was still wearing wingtips. It makes its return in January.
The ECCO Cage, while it sounds like somewhere UFC fighters go to fight, is actually the latest golf shoe from the Danish experts.
The new Nike Lunar Control 3 golf shoes debuted by Rory McIlroy at the Deutsche Bank
I remember the first pair of MyJoys I ever had. Black with a baby blue saddle, they had a skull and crossbones on one shoe, and MDK on the other. Murder, Death, Kill, it’s not the greatest swing thought but it worked for me at the time. But I digress. FootJoy have updated the MyJoys site with some new shoe options.
Various brands have made sneaker style golf shoes, but this new Jordan brand Golf shoe based on the Jordan 6 Low might be the best we have seen since the Nike Dunk golf shoes, and the first collectible golf shoe. Based on the shoe Michael Jordan won his first NBA title in, this is a historic choice of kicks for the sneakerheads out there.
This GO Golf Pro model as worn by Monty and US Ryder Cup player Matt Kuchar is Skecher's first tour level golf shoe.
The adidas Boost golf shoes are arguably the comfiest we’ve ever worn.
The G/Fore Gallivanter is not only the best named shoe ever but it’s also incredibly comfortable and a shoe that’ll help you look like a dapper don, and we’re not talking Mad Men.
We know a lot of science goes into these golf shoes. If we’re truly honest though, we don’t care.
I’m a self confessed sneaker freak. If it’s got air bubbles or three stripes, I’m in.
The HyperFlex is a game changer for FootJoy. This is a golf shoe for the athletic player.
Put on your blue suede shoes. And your green ones. Oscar Jacobson are offering both in their first shoe collection.
