Best Golf Shoes For Wide Feet 2026 - Get the right fit for your feet

It's no secret that wearing the golf shoe can have a significant impact on your golf game but, did you know that, according to research, wearing the wrong type of golf shoe can cause injury, with it being crucial that you find the right fit for when you head out on to the golf course.

Thankfully, brands have catered to this, with many offering multiple different versions of the models you know and love. One of the versions in question is designed for those with wide feet and there are many different ways for individuals to find the right golf shoe for their game. Those with wider feet will know how tricky it is sometimes to get a shoe that fits properly because ill-fitting shoes can cause discomfort, blisters, bunions, calluses and other painful issues.

Thankfully brands like FootJoy, Adidas and Ecco, known for producing some of the best golf shoes on the market, include models specifically designed for those who require a wider fit. In fact Ecco is a brand very good in this regard, especially with the LT1 thanks to its slightly wider profile and BOA lacing system.

In this guide, we have listed some of the best models that fit the wide feet criteria above, with other aspects of the shoe also being looked at. These include grip, underfoot comfort, underfoot grip and how they look aesthetically. What's more, we also recommend taking a look at our guides on the best golf shoes for walking, the best golf shoes for plantar fascitiis and the most comfortable golf shoes.

Best Golf Shoes For Wide Feet 2026

The Quick List

Top pick

I was a big fan os the previous Ecco Biom C4 so was excited to see if the new version, the C5, could improve on it. I am pleased to say that there are a lot of similar performance characteristics in what I would say is a more refined aesthetic package.

Overall I think it blends a balance of softness and stability nicely here - you’re getting the firmness you need when swinging the club with the underfoot comfort for when you’re walking between shots. This support was especially noticeable towards the heel as well. From a fit perspective, as usual with Ecco, this is a must-try option for those with wide feet. The overall shape is better suited to wider footed people whilst you can also remove the insole to offer extra-width as well which is a design feature we always talk about.

Again Ecco have struck the right balance between a traditional looking shoes and something more sporty. As for the tech, it utilises Gore-Tex Surround, which means it’s both waterproof and breathable. You also get Ecco’s exhaust grid scoops, which are holes that sit between the mid and outsole, which effectively move fresh air to the underside of your foot. Combined you're getting class-leading breathability for a waterproof shoe.

The final two points to mention is the outsole won't offer as much grip as other spikeless shoes in my opinion and the C5 does come in at the top end of the price spectrum, but overall if you need a shoe for wider feet, it is well worth considering.

• Read our full Ecco Biom C5 Golf Shoe review

Most comfortable

A common misconception with spikeless golf shoes is that you are sacrificing grip and performance if you opt for shoes without distinct golf studs - it's called a misconception for a reason. We gave the latest iteration of the Phantom Fore shoes a glowing 5 star review and the top pick title in this guide for a number of reasons - they're incredibly comfortable, they kept us locked into the group on the golf course whilst also providing excellent value for such a high performing shoe.

Our tester Conor Keenan described these shoes as one of, if not the most comfortable golf shoes he had ever tested, boding well for those who struggle to find the right fit due to wide feet. They're also as good on the course and they are off it - Conor still wears them regularly to the gym or on mountain walks as well as during rounds of golf which provides even more value! At just £110/$130 (I've seen it cheaper in some places) these shoes are a no-brainer for such a well-rounded pair of golf shoes.

They also provide ample grip throughout the golf swing and during testing we never lost our balance or slipped once. They'll also protect you from the rain thanks to the NeverWet-treated knit and lightweight waterproof membrane, meaning you'll have peace of mind for when those unexpected showers that may roll in halfway through your round. They might be the best golf shoes for winter, but they're easy to clean and should be considered as one of the best golf shoes for walking based solely on the comfort levels on offer.

• Read our full Under Armour Phantom Fore Golf Shoe Review

Best insole

The MG4+ O2 shoes are the spikeless version of the impressive MG4+ shoes that we were gave a glowing review to earlier this year, so it may not come as a surprise that the spikeless iteration also got a very positive review!

Released in September, Conor Keenan wrote in his review that they "set the standard for comfort" on the golf course, mainly thanks to the signature massaging insole we've become accustomed with with the best G/FORE shoes. For those with wider feet, we'd recommend going one size up as they're a little tighter than most shoes we've tested, but once you find the right size for yourself these will likely become a pair of golf shoes you will wear every round of the year, no matter the weather or conditions under foot.

The walking experience is enhanced by the Performance Mesh Lining inside the shoe that adds breathability and combines wonderfully with the Moulded External Heel Counter that keeps your heel where it needs to be during the golf swing. Full waterproofing is another big tick in the positives column and hanks to the T.P.U sole and what G/FORE call their 'Heel-to-toe Sawtooth Traction', we experienced flawless grip despite wet conditions under foot during the first round of testing.

• Read our full G/FORE MG4+ O2 Golf Shoe Review

Best arch support

If you after a shoe with lots of arch support, then the Skechers Go Golf Prestige shoes are well worth considering, especially for players with flat fleet who struggle to walk 18 holes. It really is a game changer for those with flat feet and I would say wider feet as well because of the overall comfort.

The Arch Fit gently lifts the arch of your foot upwards to help reduce foot fatigue and overall aches and pains. And then the brand's slip in technology makes them easy to put on whilst my favorite element might be the heel pillow. This is truly one of the softest heel experiences I've tested in a golf shoe, and if you find this particular part of your foot painful or problematic in other shoes, then the Skechers could be your answer to more comfort.

This is yet another impressive offering from Skechers who have really upped their game in terms of golf shoes in the last number of years and impressed us so much that they earned a spot on our Editor's Choice awards list. They are without doubt one of the best Skechers golf shoes and one of the best value golf shoes of the year when you consider the price.

• Read our full Skechers Go Golf Prestige Golf Shoe Review

Best spiked

In terms of sheer performance, FootJoy's latest version of the Hyperflex may be one of the best golf shoes of the year, if not the best. The FootJoy HyperFlex Carbon was my favorite shoe of 2023 and FootJoy haven't ripped up the playbook with the latest iteration, providing simple but slightly upgraded looks whilst adding to the comfort and traction on offer.

This is clearly a shoe designed for out-and-out performance, made for on-course performance and nowhere else - this isn't a criticism, but some golfers may have wanted FootJoy to go a little further in terms of the visual package here. I'll admit, there are a number of similar shoes I prefer the look of, but I am a big fan of the white, black and neon orange colorway we received for testing.

What might lack in terms of looks is made up in performance, and some. There's plenty of room for those with wider feet and what you'll experience from the first wear is an amazing level of comfort. We felt supported through the swing, even on uneven or awkward lies and surfaces. The PowerPlate on the sole helps boost energy transfer during the swing to enhance speed. The TPU Saddle on the upper also helps promote speed and power, taking any energy from your foot moving upwards in the shoe and transferring it back into the ground. This is a durable pair of high tech, high performing golf shoes that should be considered by a wide range of players, especially those looking for a pair of the best waterproof golf shoes.

• Read our full FootJoy HyperFlex Golf Shoe Review

Best color choice

Adidas offer an array of golf shoes and, in the case of the S2G SL, it may be their most versatile option yet. To begin with, it features in both a spiked and spikeless model and is based off a running shoe design, which is what gives it its modern, sporty silhouette.

It's priced at under $100, meaning it's up there with the best budget golf shoes on the market and, thanks to a mixture of synthetic materials and a leather upper, the premium feel is a definite highlight. What's more, it has a much wider style than other adidas golf shoes, with the true to size fit meaning you don't need to go half a size up. As a result the shoes were comfortable and the Lightstrike technology offered plenty of cushioning, so they were a pleasure to walk in, and there is a wide version available too.

From a looks perspective we are big fans as well, it sits right on the line of looking both like a modern golf shoe and a modern sneaker, further adding to its versatility. The outsole was solid in our testing, indeed it performed better than we expected in wet conditions, and this shoe is waterproof as well which is a must.

• Read our full adidas S2G SL Golf Shoe Review

How we test golf shoes

When it comes to testing golf shoes, we put models through a thorough test over a number of rounds and in different weather conditions. You may wonder, why do we do this? Well, it's to gain a much better idea of the overall performance of the product in terms of factors like comfort, grip, stability, waterproofing and how they actually look on the golf course.

It is important to stress that each of the shoes listed above has been personally used by a member of the Golf Monthly team, with our ethos being as honest and insightful as possible in our reviews and guides so you are more informed. Additionally several members of the team have wider feet so this allowed us to see if shoes were actually suitable for those with wider feet.

Specifically the shoe testing is overseen by shoe expert Dan Parker, who has tested countless models and knows how to eloquently pass on golf shoe buying advice, as well as test models properly.

Finally, to learn about the products in great detail, we usually attend product launches and meet with the manufacturer’s R&D experts to understand the new technology. That isn't to say manufacturers can buy a good review though, because we tell it how it is for all golf product reviews, not just golf shoes.

How to choose golf shoes

Measurements

Obviously, you should start by knowing what size your feet are not just in terms of length but width too. Because shoe sizes often vary from brand to brand, you yourself knowing your feet size is invaluable to knowing which models to go for.

It is worth saying here that wearing the wrong size and wrong type of golf shoe can even cause injury so be sure to know which models are better suited to your feet, whether they be wide, flat or whatever the case may be.

Comfort

Once you know the right size to go for, comfort is the next factor to be aware of. If a shoe isn't comfortable, you aren't going to wear it so we recommend trying on different models before you buy.

When you are trying shoes on, listen for a 'whoosh' sound which should indicate air leaving the shoe which usually suggests a good fit. Walk around in the shoes too so you can feel any pinching and whether your feet are moving around inside them. A correctly fitted shoe should so neither of these things.

This is important because if your feet slide around inside, or you get rubbing and blisters, you won't wear them again and they could damage your feet and performance.

Spiked or spikeless?

Next up is to decide between spiked and spikeless. There is a mix of styles above but you should know that they have pros and cons.

Spiked golf shoes offer better grip and stability but don't sit as low to the ground as spikeless models.

Spikeless golf shoes offer off-course versatility but might not offer as much traction. Have a think about which factor is most important to you here.

Waterproofing

If you have large, small, narrow or wide feet, waterproofing is always important. Us golfers are outside all day sometimes and that means the occasional bit of rain is inevitable sometimes and your shoes need to be able to deal with this. Therefore always check if a model is waterproof.

Styling

We are sure you agree the models above show how golf shoe design is so diverse and different at the moment.

Brands not only create traditional, classic-looking shoes, but also modern styles that can be used off the golf course too.

Therefore it is important to think about what your shoes look like and what style suits you. Whatever you like or dislike, there is something for everyone these days.

Budget

Finally be aware of your budget because you can find a good, comfortable golf shoe for your wide feet at every price point.

FAQs

For more golf shoe buying advice be sure to have a read of our guides on the best waterproof golf shoes, best spikeless golf shoes, or best golf sneakers.