These Golf Shoes Cater To Those With Wide Feet
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These Golf Shoes Cater To Those With Wide Feet

Almost every shoe article I write receives a comment or two regarding wide feet.

Gentlemen, I hear you. Some golf shoes offer a wide option, others don’t, and a select few have managed to create a golf shoe that naturally works for wider feet without requiring the golfer to jump through additional hoops.

If you have wide feet, shopping for golf shoes can be annoying, especially online. You’re stuck trusting reviews and brands you may have never tried before while the return process can become a major hindrance in your search.

While the golf industry continues to iron out the process of finding shoes that fit wide feet, these golf shoes earned an A+ for fit even for those with the widest feet.

Under Armour Drive Pro Clone SL

Testers raved about the fit of the Under Armour Drive Pro Clone SL.

To quote one tester:

“Clone is designed to mold to your foot, and that’s exactly what this shoe does. Narrow, wide, it doesn’t matter. The Drive Pro Clone SL fits all.”

If you have wide feet, the Drive Pro Clone SL is one of the best options. To make things even sweeter, the HOVR cushioning is extremely comfortable while providing enough stability to support a powerful golf swing. This isn’t just a shoe for wide feet; it’s a shoe that has it all.

The traction is slightly below average so keep this in mind if you primarily play in wet conditions.

FootJoy Pro/SL

The FootJoy Pro/SL won the award for best spikeless golf shoe of 2026.

The Pro/SL is offered in wide and extra-wide sizes, making FootJoy one of the better brands for golfers who need additional room. If your feet are slightly wider than average, go with the wide option. If you find it difficult to fit into nearly every shoe you try on, rock the extra-wide option.

On top of catering to wider feet, the Pro/SL is one of the best golf shoes in terms of stability. If you’re looking for a stable golf shoe to support your swing, the Pro/SL is a workhorse. It falls slightly behind in terms of comfort, though, which is worth considering if you walk most of your rounds.

Skechers Golf Flow Sl

In terms of aesthetics, this might be the worst-looking Skechers golf shoe on the market.

In terms of performance and its ability to accommodate wide feet, however, it’s a winner. The Flow Sl is offered in medium and wide sizes and it earned an overall score of 94.25/100. The Flow Sl is a sleeper pick, earning an A grade while continuing to fly under the radar.

The best part? You’re only paying $110. In terms of overall value for a wide golf shoe, the Flow Sl can’t be beat.

If you can overcome the lack of aesthetic appeal, your feet and your wallet will appreciate the Flow Sl.

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      Patrick Patterson

      3 weeks ago

      Ahh finally not golf shoes for playing on green grass they are white you want a comfortable pair of shoes merrell wrapt not golf shoes hiking shoes NOT White If you dont like barefoot shoes keep moving they are wide most comfortable any shoes i have ever worn

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      KJC

      3 weeks ago

      This is not the ugliest Sketcher golf shoes. They have many candidates. Look at the Go GOLF model and tell me that is better.

      Reply

      Vito

      3 weeks ago

      The bottoms of these look remarkably like artificial turf athletic shoes. Which is what I wear for golf because they provide traction, comfort and are really waterproof. I switched from trail runners which are almost as good but the waterproof ones were more expensive than the turf shoes.

      Reply

      Marc Shapiro

      3 weeks ago

      C’mon!!! How about narrow feet?
      We are far more discriminated against than wide feet. At least you get offered this option by various shoe companies. Good luck finding narrow widths other than Footjoy.
      Marc S.
      W.Palm Beach

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      Jim

      3 weeks ago

      I wore FJ XW and they were never wide enough. A max of 3 maybe 4 E. No one makes anything wider till I discovered Fit ville on Amazon. Not a well known brand but they have a very wide toe boxat 5E, and their tag line is “Liberate Your Toes” extremely comfortable. I have nothing to do with company just a happy consumer.

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      Dick

      3 weeks ago

      Fit Ville are great. Unfortunately, My Golf Spy doesn’t review off-brands. I wear 13 2E. Half the price,too. Nobody comes close to that size. Come on MGS review off-brands for those of us who can’t afford the big boys.

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      Jeremy

      3 weeks ago

      Can we get actual measurements based on claims from the brands for wide shoes? I would love to see internal numbers around heel width, midsole width, and toebox width. Add performance and comfort, and you have an article worth a rip. Something that can be referred back to and is ACTUALLY unbiased. A resource that provides a direction for golfers who are after a particular fit.

      Based on there actually being comments on this should show you that people actually care to read it. However, this is clearly nothing more than sponsor contract filler that is about as uninformative as it gets. If you don’t get the product given, it’s just not included? How about a disclaimer “these brands paid us, these brands provided free product, and these brands we bought ourselves”. Nobody cares how you get product if you are honest about it, we just want referenceable unbiased results.

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      Dick

      3 weeks ago

      Try Fitville. Half the price, fit well.

      Reply

      Dale Fazendin

      3 weeks ago

      What about orthofeet?

      Reply

      chuck

      3 weeks ago

      A wide width might not mean that the toe box is roomy for the toes.

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      Phill

      3 weeks ago

      I think you need to further segment the study/classification. “Wide” is too general of a grouping. Classically, in shoe sizing, there are E, EE, and EEE. FootJoy, for example, has W and XW sizes to handle EE and EEE, respectively. Personally, I wear an EEE-sized shoe, and many brands’ “W” sizes do not fit me. The only brands I can comfortably wear are Skechers and FootJoy.

      I can only wish that brands like Pantyr, True, Puma, and G/FORE will take note and come out with wider versions.

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      giovanni

      3 weeks ago

      New Balance makes wide and double wide golf shoes – very comfortable

      Reply

      Tom Anderson

      3 weeks ago

      All I wear is New Balance, sneakers, boat shoes, dress shoes and 4 pairs of golf shoes. Simply the best.

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      Chappy

      3 weeks ago

      Agreed. I’m size 15, 4E. All these recs either end at size 13–or for Footjoy only make medium width above size 13. New Balance is all I’ve ever found to fit. (Nike occasionally makes wide, size 15 golf shoes, but, based on past experience they aren’t as wide as NB and they tend to be more expensive for what I perceive to be similar quality to NB).

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