Three-time FedEx Cup Champion Rory McIlroy (opens in new tab) is currently one of the most exciting players to watch on the PGA Tour. But he’s also one of the most stylish. As a Nike brand ambassador, the Northern Irishman is regularly seen on Tour sporting some of the best gear from the Oregon-based sports apparel brand, including the very popular Nike Air Zoom Victory Tour 2 golf shoes. Interestingly, the four-time major winner had a big hand in helping design this golf shoe, with Nike taking data from McIlroy’s swing to assess how they could work more traction into the shoe’s outsole.
So, if the best player on the PGA Tour is wearing them, then surely we had to see what all the fuss is about, right? Are they one of the best golf shoes (opens in new tab) out there? Well after spending some time on the course wearing the Victory Tour 2, it was plain to see why McIlroy chooses them over many of the other fantastic offerings Nike have available (opens in new tab).
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So what did we like about the Air Zoom Victory Tour 2 shoes? Well, let’s start with the aesthetic. They strike the perfect balance for those seeking a sporty look but also want to stay classy on the course. Putting it simply, these shoes look fantastic and come in a variety of colorways that combine nicely with the refined profile of the shoe to give it a sophisticated look. We loved the supple leather upper on this shoe, which was soft, lightweight and completely waterproof, which makes it a fantastic golf shoe to wear when things get wet on the course (opens in new tab).
Plus, the comfort is outstanding here, especially if you like to have a little extra support around the ankle as they feature additional cushioning on the topline, which we were grateful for when walking on uneven surfaces during testing. One thing we did find a little odd was the mesh interior of the shoe, which isn’t something we’ve seen before in many other of the best-spiked golf shoes (opens in new tab). While the interior does not take…
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