Best spikeless golf shoes: The 7 most comfortable and stylish spikeless golf shoes

The newest iteration of Ecco’s super-popular shoe will keep you grounded. The heavier base keeps your foot in constant contact with the turf throughout the swing, while the smooth tread ensures a low-profile. The Biom Hybrid feels like a normal sneaker — just one with plenty of stick. At $200, it’s one of the more expensive options you’ll find in this category, but it’s money well spent, because these kicks will take you everywhere, with stability and style.

$200

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The FJ Flex might not wow you at first glance, especially with its four neutral colorways, but be patient. Take this pair of shoes on a buddies’ trip, where you’re living on the course: 36-hole days, 90-hole weekends, etc., and this is likely the only pair you need. (They’re even a great option for sliding up to the bar to nurse your wounds.) The mesh upper and rubber sole are super-lightweight, and the soft treads mean you can wear the shoes anywhere.

$90

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There’s something special about a little pocket of air cushioning your every step. Nike brought that ingenuity from its long history of athletic shoes to the golf world. The Air Maxes offer a lot more traction than your typical spikeless shoe, so consider it a spiked/spikelss in-betweener. Want to swing fast, not worry about slippage and still wear spikeless shoes? These are for you.

$120

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These stylish Pumas are as casual and comfortable as a golf shoe gets. The top portion is made of smooth leather that you could pair with a blazer and slacks in the clubhouse. The outsole is made up of tiny tread knobs to provide some stability (though it won’t be as sturdy as some spiked shoes). If the knobs wear away, no worries. You’ve just acquired another fashionable everyday pair to add to the shoe rack.

$100

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This is a running shoe that also happens to work for golf. Just look at it! The MG4.1 has all the characteristics of a trainer, with a large, supportive outsole and a fully knit upper. That design is great for the athlete-turned-golfer who loves comfy shoes and hoofing it wherever they go. They aren’t the most popular shoe on Tour, but a number of pro golfers do rock these, including Kelly Kraft and Morgan Pressel.

$185

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This stylish shoe is similar in form to the Ecco offering above, with a sturdy base that adds weight to keep you low in profile to the ground. Within that base is a knobby outsole, which is useful for fast swingers. The more knobs the better, and this shoe’s base is loaded with them. Inserted in the lower is Adidas’ well-known Boost technology, which adds another layer of comfort for walkers.

$190

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Nike’s super-popular Roche line is everything that Nike Loyalists Who Play Golf could have asked for. It’s one of the lighter golf shoes on the market, and that dearth of material makes for an affordable price point. The soft nubs across the sole provide plenty of traction and what you miss in hard-spike stability is made up for in extreme foam comfort.

$80

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