A Tour-Proven Puma Golf Shoe For Less Than $100? This Deal Does Not Come Around Often...

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published 25 November 2023

Puma’s Proadapt Alphacat shoes are an excellent all-rounder - and you can pick them up for less than $100 right now. Bringing together a combination of performance, style, and comfort, it’s rare to find this kind of deal on a quality pair of shoes. We rated the Puma Proadapt Alphacat golf shoes 4.5 stars when we reviewed them, finding them a solid spikeless shoe with great grip and comfortable support around the ankle.

Here was our verdict from the testing: “A solid spikeless shoe that excels in all round grip and support around the ankle. Make sure to get these half a size bigger than you normally would, or go and try them on first to be sure.”

Puma’s most recent golf shoe range was hugely impressive when we tested them, combining stylish designs with some high performance features. The Proadapt Alphacat is a spikeless addition to the range that offers an athletic look and feel, coming in a range of colorways, including navy, grey, and white options.

But we found the biggest highlight from testing these shoes was the support around the ankle. Your foot feels locked in place, and lets you swing confidently even from those most awkward lies.

The Alphacat also uses Puma's proprietary Adapt Foam to provide impact resistance when walking and, combined with solid feel around the ankle, the Alphacat is one of the most robust spikeless shoes we've tried this year.

We'd also highly recommend getting them half a size up, as they come up a little short around the toe area and we were most comfortable in a half size up from normal. Black Friday deals are lasting through the weekend, so now is a great time to check out deals on golf gear, with various sites like Amazon, PGA TOUR Superstore, American Golf and Clubhouse Golf all providing.

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Alex Ballinger is a freelance journalist and writer who has been contributing to Golf Monthly since August 2023.

With seven years' experience as a reporter and editor, Alex has covered a range of topics from environmental issues to the Tour de France.

Alex is a new golfer who has been playing since 2020, when he needed a new Covid-safe outdoor hobby. As a new golfer, Alex is well placed to write about golf from the perspective of the many thousands of new players who took up the sport during the pandemic.

After starting out on the nine-hole course at Bromley Golf Centre in South East London with a single 7 iron, drawing judgemental looks from the staff, he is currently pursuing that ever-elusive goal of breaking 100, while trying to ensure he still enjoys the game.

A left handed golfer, Alex still can't bring himself to calculate his handicap.

He lives in Berkshire.

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