Puma Women's Ignite Blaze 2 Golf Shoe Review
We put the latest edition of Puma's Ignite Blaze golf shoe through its paces

If you're looking for a summer golf shoe, this model from Puma ticks all the right boxes in terms of comfort and performance. The cushioning is really soft and provides support in all the right places, and for a trainer-style shoe, the spikes provide excellent grip to help you feel completely grounded.
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Premium full grain leather uppers
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Super padded and incredibly comfortable
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Spikes give superior traction and grip
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The only colour option is pure white which will show up dirt easily over time
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The golf shoe market has exploded with functional, fashionable choices for women and the Puma Ignite Blaze 2 is bang-on trend with its trainer-like look. It’s the sort of shoe you’ll be happy wearing anywhere, not just to the golf course, due to the simple, sleek styling.
When I slipped this shoe on I was instantly aware of how fantastic the support and the foam padding felt. It really did cushion my foot exactly where needed, with ample padding in the heel, sides and tongue of the shoe around the laces.
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The under foot soft inner sole also felt fantastic, putting a spring in my step. This meant that right from round one it was one of the most comfortable golf shoes for women. It was just like wearing my favorite pair of trainers to the gym, and if it wasn’t for the spikes, I would have definitely considered this.
What the patented flex spikes do, though, is add that extra level of grip, which I think is really important, because during a round of golf you can encounter all sorts of awkward stances and lies.
Where some trainer-style shoes fail and don’t give adequate grip, the Puma Blaze 2 have spikes that win top marks from me. What that means is you will feel more grounded and stable during the golf swing move and that in turn will help you add speed.
There’s a very limited choice of colours, so if you are not a fan of a pure white shoe then you’ll want to look elsewhere, however the little pop of colour around the rim of the sole does just give that little bit more interest and a feminine touch.
I have quite a wide foot and suffer with bunions but these shoes had plenty of room to accommodate my awkward toes without pressing painfully on the bone. If you have a narrow foot you can also pull on the laces tight to adjust the fit accordingly.
At £120 a pair they aren’t the cheapest shoe option from this season's best women's golf shoes, but they do come with a one-year waterproof guarantee and in terms of performance and playability you are certainly getting what you pay for. I anticipate wearing these for the whole of the summer season before switching back to my trusty black golf boots for the wet and moist day winter months.
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Carly Frost is one of the golf industry’s best-known female writers, having worked for golf magazines for over 20 years. As a consistent three-handicapper who plays competitive club golf at Parkstone and the Isle of Purbeck courses in Dorset every week, Carly is well-versed in what lady golfers love. Her passion for golf and skill at writing combine to give her an unbeatable insight into the ladies game.
Carly’s role at Golf Monthly is to help deliver thorough and accurate ladies equipment reviews, buying advice and comparisons to help you find exactly what you are looking for. So whether it’s the latest driver, set of irons, golf ball, pair of shoes or even an outfit, Carly will help you decide what to buy. Over the years she has been fortunate to play some of the greatest courses in the world, ranking Sea Island, Georgia, USA, among her favourite golf resorts. Carly's aptly-named son Hogan is already hitting the ball as far as mum and will undoubtedly be a name to watch out for in the future. Carly is a keen competitor and her list of golfing achievements are vast. She is a former winner of the South West of England Ladies Intermediate Championship, a three-time winner of the European Media Masters and she once beat an entire start-sheet of men to the title of Times Corporate World Golf Champion. She has played for both the Dorset and Surrey County Ladies first teams and is known for her excellent track record at matchplay.
Carly holds the ladies course record (68) at her home club Parkstone and her lowest competition round (seven-under-par 65) was carded in the pro-am of the Irish Ladies Open at Killeen Castle, playing alongside Solheim Cup superstar Anna Nordqvist. Although her current handicap index has crept up to 3.7 since Covid she has her sights firmly set on achieving that elusive scratch handicap and hopefully playing for her country when she’s 50.
Carly’s current What's In The Bag?
Driver: Callaway Epic Max, 10.5°
Fairway wood: TaylorMade SIM2, 15°
Hybrids: Titleist TS2, 19°, 21°, 24°
Irons: Mizuno JPX900, 5-PW
Wedges: Cleveland RTX, 52°, 56° and 58°
Putter: Scotty Cameron Futura X5
Ball: 2021 Callaway Ladies SuperSoft
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