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Your choice of golf shoe has never been more varied than it is now. On the whole designs have become lighter and more comfortable than ever before, with a number of technologies and design aspects now offering you features like increased stability, indoor versatility and of course, plenty of style.
Golf shoe buyers guide
Spiked or Spikeless? Just five or so years ago this wouldn’t have been a decision you’d even have to consider, but now every major brand offers some sort of spikeless golf shoe. The advantages of going spike-free include a saving in weight, and a gain in comfort and versatility. The style options also vary from lightweight summer shoes, to models you can wear straight from the office to the first tee. Stability The stability of a shoe is also an area that has changed considerably in recent years. Some designs follow the more traditional thinking of holding the foot in place and offering support, while others let your feet move more freely when swinging and walking. There isn’t a right answer to the best design, instead there is a type of shoe to suit your preferences, body type and swing. For example those with fast swing speeds or larger golfers will benefit from having as much support and stability as possible, while those who have suffered from ankle and lower leg issues could benefit from the shoes that provide more freedom of movement. Weight Clearly the lighter a shoe is the more comfortable it will be, the benefits of which will be particularly clear if you are playing a lot of golf. All of the major shoe brands now offer incredibly lightweight designs. The key to picking the right model though is taking all of the above into account as well as the overall weight. If you need a shoe with more stability or rain beating performance then the lightest shoe on the market won’t necessarily be the one for you.
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Adidas Ultraboost Golf Shoe Review
Dan Parker takes the new Ultraboost golf shoe onto the golf course for a thorough review.
By Dan Parker Published
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Duca Del Cosma Dandy Golf Shoes Review
A classic shoe for the golfer who wants to stand out from the crowd, but does the substance match the style?
By David Usher Published
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Nike Air Jordan Low 1 G Golf Shoe Review
An all-time classic sneaker, but how did the Nike Air Jordan Low 1 G perform for us on the golf course?
By Dan Parker Published
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Nike Air Zoom Victory Tour 3 Golf Shoes Review
We put Rory McIlroy's Nike golf shoes to the test to see if they are one of the best golf shoes on the market.
By Sam Tremlett Published
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G/FORE G.112 Golf Shoes Review
Featuring a casual design, we put the new G.112 golf shoes from G/FORE to the test.
By Sam Tremlett Published
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Mizuno Genem WG GTX BOA Golf Shoe Review
Can a shoe that reduces industrial wastewater also reduce your scores? Sam De’Ath puts the Mizuno Genem WG GTX BOA shoe to the test on the course to find out
By Sam De'Ath Published
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Ecco Classic Hybrid Golf Shoe Review
Classic by name, classic by nature. How did Ecco's latest spikeless golf shoe perform on the golf course?
By Dan Parker Published
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Nike Air Max 270 G Golf Shoe Review
Sam De’Ath tests the Nike Air Max 270 G golf shoe to see if the iconic streetwear silhouette has been suitably adapted for the course
By Sam De'Ath Published
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Mizuno G-Style Golf Shoe Review
The Mizuno G-Style golf shoe is extremely comfortable and comes with a one-year waterproof warranty
By David Taylor Published