This Budding Golf Sneaker Brand Just Dropped Its Sequel
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This Budding Golf Sneaker Brand Just Dropped Its Sequel

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This Budding Golf Sneaker Brand Just Dropped Its Sequel

I can hardly scroll my Instagram feed without seeing a pair of Pluto Golf P1s on some course I’ll never get to play.

And that’s a good thing.

Especially if you’re Pluto Golf.

Because how else do you break into a market dominated by legacy brands like FootJoy and sportswear giants like NIKE and adidas?

Whatever the strategy is for the young brand, it’s working. This week, Pluto Golf is gearing up to launch the sequel to the P1.

Fittingly dubbed the P2, it pairs a familiar look with some new tech, including SoftSpikes traction, which should translate to better performance on the course.

The P2 pays homage to a host of iconic sneakers with design cues woven into every piece of the shoe. It’s as much a tribute to streetwear as it is to golf culture and that’s what I love about it so freakin’ much.

It’s certainly not the golf shoe for everyone. But it’s undoubtedly the golf shoe for the golfer who makes sneaker contact before eye contact. Because for some of us, what’s in the bag doesn’t matter nearly as much as what’s on our feet.

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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

Connor Lindeman

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      Duffer1

      2 weeks ago

      One way to break into the crowded market is don’t charge $170 for an unknown brand.

      Reply

      sam

      3 weeks ago

      I see those shoes can be wore beyond golf, at a concert, with a bell bottom flared pants studded down the side, the chain connecting the ear with the nose and black lips stick.

      Reply

      DaVe

      3 weeks ago

      Yeah, back in the day I rocked a pair of Oakley golf shoes. If not for the spikes, they were definitely form over function. Now that I’m older, fatter and balder…. er, I mean, older and wiser, I choose shoes that are comfortable and give me the stability and traction I need. If I show up to the course with these on my feet, Pluto is likely to get a restraining order because it would put the wrong image in the minds of their target audience.

      Reply

      Mike

      3 weeks ago

      Pretty sparse review…did you even try them on to see how they fit/feel?

      Reply

      MarkM

      3 weeks ago

      Probably wouldn’t be caught dead wearing them – I wouldn’t! Those are some FUGLY shoes.

      Reply

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