Best Golf Shoes
When tackling wet rough and soft ground conditions, the state of your shoes often comes to the fore. It’s at this moment you probably wonder why you didn’t go for something a little sturdier or more robust. Modern golf shoes are now highly technical and highly developed pieces of equipment that are there to help you play your best golf and look good whilst doing it. Alongside all of this, they also need to provide plenty of cushioning while keeping our feet dry and at a comfortable temperature for 18 holes. It might be a lot to ask of a humble pair of shoes, but this year’s class have managed to deliver on all fronts
There is lots to consider when it comes to buying a pair of golf shoes. Do you want spiked or the best spikeless golf shoes? What kind of styling do you want? How much do you want to spend? If you are the kind of player who values walking comfort over anything else then we recommend checking out our best golf shoes for walking guide, or if you have particularly wide feet, we think you should check out our best golf shoes for wide feet guide because many brands create specific models for those in this category.
As far as what actually makes the best golf shoe, we think the best models manage to combine excellent comfort and breathability so that they can be worn all day. Additionally the best models protect our feet from bad weather, as well as offer outstanding grip and stability in all conditions. Not to mention they should also look good and cater to different fashion senses with different colors. Whatever you are looking for, most brands make excellent golf shoe offerings these days from colorful sporty models to classic subtler designs.
Acknowledging all of this, below we’ve looked at some of the best golf shoes all of which have been fully tested and reviewed by a member of the Golf Monthly team. We’ve split this guide up into the best spikeless models, best spiked models, and best women’s golf shoes too.
Best Golf Shoes
Spikeless Models
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