I’ve Worn More than 125 Golf Shoes. Here are 5 Designs I’m Swooning Over
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I’ve Worn More than 125 Golf Shoes. Here are 5 Designs I’m Swooning Over

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I’ve Worn More than 125 Golf Shoes. Here are 5 Designs I’m Swooning Over

Recently, I wrote about my five favorite golf shoes, and five that I won’t be wearing again. Those pieces were, in large part, focused more on performance and function than anything else.

The purpose of this piece is quite the opposite. Sometimes, I just want to wear a pair of golf shoes because they look darn cool. Because they float my boat. Tickle my fancy.

However you say it, I’m of the opinion that golf is more fun when you wear what you think is cool. Performance aside (that’s what Most Wanted testing is for), these five golf shoes I’m about to highlight only make my list because they look freakin’ awesome.

Performance be damned. These shoes could feel like bricks and I’d still give em’ some run. Here are my current five favorite golf shoe designs.

1. NIKE Victory Tour 3 Electric

If you’ve been a follower of mine on social media, this should come as no surprise. I love orange and I love prints. This special pair of NIKEs made their Olympic debut this past week but that’s neither here nor there. If NIKE told me to make my own golf shoe, the design would undoubtedly look similar to what they’ve come up with here.

Again, I don’t care how these feel or how they perform. They’re way too cool to keep off my feet.

2. adidas MC Z-Traxion

I snaked you a little bit. I said that this article wouldn’t talk about performance. But the MC Z-Traxion from adidas is one of those rarities that looks as good as it performs. I’m a big fan of the old-school look with the modern performance upgrades that makes this silhouette so wearable.

All three colors give off an aged look that resonates with the vintage vibes I’m after.

3. Under Armour Curry 1

I’m a sucker for golf shoes that look like basketball shoes. Probably because traditional “golf shoes” are boring (except for the MC Z-Traxion, duh). The Curry 1 golf shoe is the chopped version of one of my favorite basketball shoes of all time. Yes, please, Chef Curry!

4. adidas CODECHAOS 25 BOA

The CODECHAOS line has long been my favorite adidas franchise. Do they perform? Absolutely. But that doesn’t matter. They look darn cool. A little weird. But that’s why they’re so cool. The newest addition to the prestigious CODECHAOS lineup is every bit as funky as it is fashionable.

I’m a big fan of how the different layers of the upper work together to create that cool zigzag pattern. And I don’t even mind the BOA dial!

5. FootJoy x Metalwood Golf Sneaker

This one is a wild card but bear with me. Anything that looks this chunky and underwhelming belongs in my closet. If my dad had to wear a golf shoe, there’s no doubt it would be this one. From the fantastic teal accents to the perfectly grass-stainable white upper, I can’t help but drool over this design.

Sometimes the weird stuff is really sweet. FootJoy x Metalwood is a great example that what’s “hip” isn’t always “cool”.

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Connor Lindeman

Connor Lindeman

Connor Lindeman

Connor is MyGolfSpy's resident sneakerhead and the authority on all things golf shoe performance. He's tested over 150 different pairs (and counting). When he isn't scrolling Twitter to find his next golf shoe purchase, you can find him at the piano or trying a new dessert place with his wife and daughter. #Lefty

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      Patrick Renaud

      2 years ago

      Looking for Adidas as they seem more comfortable.

      Reply

      The Swami

      2 years ago

      want to love the Codechaos, but Adidas keeps insisting on building them to fit only the feet of a ballerina.
      no option for Wide (or even Double Wide) is beyond a glaring (and ongoing) mistake.

      Reply

      mg

      2 years ago

      The sound of metal spikes is missing. Not a fan of the new wave of fluffy golf merch. I also miss the sound of persimmon being hit.

      Reply

      NH Golfer

      2 years ago

      Anybody that doesn’t care about how a shoe feels or performs needs to be ignored. Cool may be important for an 18 year old but not so much for the rest of us. Come on MGS you can do better than this!

      Reply

      Kuso

      2 years ago

      They have a 6-year-old writing these articles, what did you expect! lol

      Reply

      Kuso

      2 years ago

      They’ve really conned the public into thinking tennis shoes are golf shoes

      Reply

      Larry Guli

      2 years ago

      Those are sneakers not golf shoes- Ohhhhh for the traditional days!!

      Reply

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