If you’re a golfer who prefers walking the course and tired of dealing with sore feet after a round, comfort should be a top priority when selecting your next pair of golf shoes. During our 2024 testing of the best spikeless and spiked golf shoes, we focused on comfort as a key factor in choosing the best options. Here are the top 20 most comfortable golf shoes, ranked to help you find the perfect fit for your feet.
Top 10 most comfortable spikeless
The Skechers Go Golf Max 2 Rover Slip In is the most comfortable spikeless golf shoe. While it may not be the most stable golf shoe, it’s the most enjoyable to have on your foot. Another great thing about the Rover Slip In is its price: $105.
If your No. 1 concern is comfort, here are other models to consider. The maximum comfort score we give is 45.
- Skechers Go Golf Max 2 – Rover Slip In (44.75)
- Cole Haan Ashland (44.50)
- Asics Gel Kayano Ace 2 (44.25)
- PAYNTR X 002 LE (44.00)
- PUMA Fusion Crush Sport (44.00)
- TravisMathew Daily Hybrid (44.00)
- PAYNTR X 001 FF (43.75)
- NoBull Leather (43.50)
- NIKE Free G (43.50)
- FootJoy ProLite (43.50)
Top 10 most comfortable spiked
Skechers managed to make the most comfortable spiked and spikeless shoes of 2024. The Skechers Go Golf Blade is the most comfortable spiked shoe we tested. Similar to the Skechers Go Golf Max 2, the Go Golf Blade is an affordable spiked shoe priced at $159.
In addition to comfort, the Go Golf Blade was one of the top all-around performers of 2024. It has decent traction although our testers said it could have been a little better.
- Skechers Go Golf Blade (44.5)
- PAYNTR Tour Proto RS (44.5)
- Skechers Torque Sport 2 (44.5)
- adidas Tour360 ’24 (44.25)
- PAYNTR X004 Luxe (44.25)
- Under Armour Drive Pro (44)
- PUMA PHANTOMCAT NITRO (44)
- Skechers Go Golf Pro 6 (44)
- PAYNTR X006 (43.75)
- PUMA Ignite Innovate (43.5)
Jim
1 year ago
New Balance is a comfortable shoe for golfers with wide widths. Ecco is my preferred when the weather is bad.
HAC
1 year ago
I wore New Balance sneakers for that reason for many years. Over the last five years or so, I have moved to Skechers for both sneakers and golf shoes. They also have wife widths (although they seem to be making fewer shoes with wide widths) and they have more cushioning on the bottom making them more comfortable, at least for me. Skechers don’t last as long as New Balance shoes do, but they are cheaper so that it works out about the same from a value perspective IMHO.