Men’s golf shoes built for power and balance
Men’s golf shoes trace back to leather-spiked pioneers that were designed for soft fairways. Modern pairs use lightweight synthetics and moulded soles that grip turf but pivot on swings, catering to juniors practising at academies and weekend golfers on parkland courses.
Players choose low-cut profiles because they offer freedom around the ankle, or they prefer mid-cut collars for extra support. Some designs include removable spikes, while others use integrated nubs. The preference is yours. Men's golf shoes often feature net vents to keep your feet cool during long rounds.
You can match these shoes with tailored polo shirts and men’s linen trousers for summer tournaments, to keep your feet comfortable and your legs warm during days at the club.
Choose golf shoes for men to match the turf
Golf shoes for men come in soft-spike, spikeless and hybrid profiles that suit parkland, links and indoor simulators. Soft-spike golf shoes bite into damp grass, while spikeless soles slip less on tiled clubhouse floors. The hybrid soles work well across various ground conditions.
Some models include waterproof membranes that guard against dewy morning rounds. Others focus on airflow with laser-cut perforations in the upper. Breathable shorts and crew socks are great when temperatures start to get too warm for long pants, and you can throw on a pair of crisp white shoes that resist scuff marks on tee boxes and walking paths.
Excellent pairing with polos and trousers
Men’s golf shoes work well under slim chinos and classic-fit trousers, and you could tuck in moisture-wicking polo tops and slip on a leather belt to meet clubhouse standards before heading to the first tee.
On cooler days, layer quarter-zip pullovers over long-sleeve tees and match your socks to your shoe accents for a well-put-together look. If you're heading to a driving range, spikeless trainers or wedge shoes worn with tailored tracksuit bottoms is the perfect look, a mix of leisure and sport that's hard to beat.
