adidas Men's Traxion Lite Max Wide Golf Shoes

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When trying a pair on for the first time, listen for the 'whoosh' sound when you slide your feet in - that's the sound of all the air leaving the shoe to confirm it is the correct size, but do a walking test to be sure.

On the other hand, if you want more comfort, fittings, or versatility, then you can go for the spikeless shoes. The only downside is you will need another pair of shoes for the wet and wintery months because these are not totally waterproof, and when ground conditions are unstable we would recommend investing in a spiked model as well.Spiked, or cleated, golf shoes offer enhanced stability and grip – ideal in wet or slippery conditions in the rough. Alternatively, you might get 2-3 years out of a shoe if you don't use the same shoe for every golf round and rotate them with another pair of shoes while cleaning them after each use and keep them in the right environment. The Skechers GoGolf Torque which were new to the market in autumn 2021 could just provide the best golf shoe deal on this list given they are aimed for winter golf. First things first, if you play golf in a hot and dry climate then these probably aren’t the golf shoe for you.

Most people opt for white golf shoes as this is more traditional, and the colour matches most of the clothing styles that you might wear on the course. Lace up a fresh pair of golf shoes and improve your game with help from our range of mens golf shoes from all the biggest brands.More recently adidas are implementing new cushioning technology into their golf shoes, known as their Lightstrike technology. For example, if you want more traction, then you should go for spiked shoes but they are slightly heavier. The colors on offer here are excellent and deliver a very premium look, thanks to the bright white upper and pink sole. So if you're looking to make a statment, with a versatile and sporty golf shoe then these might be the ones for you! Normal laces are good for most but for some golfers, BOA laced shoes provide more convenient fastening and shouldn’t loosen during the course of a round, but are usually a tad more expensive.