Editor’s Picks: White golf shoes are all the rage — here are our 5 favorites
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White sneakers are having a moment. They’re clean. They’re simple. They dress down a dressy outfit but class up a casual look. And they look good on everybody.
The golf world is no different. Gone are the days of the one-option saddle-shoe lifestyle. Of course, you should stick with the old-school look if that’s the one you prefer. But golf brands are increasingly catering to an audience inspired by other sports or by streetwear, and white kicks fall under that umbrella.
With that in mind, here are my five favorite white golf shoes available to you right now:
1. Adidas Stan Smith Primegreen Spikeless
These are limited edition, they only went on sale May 1 and they’re sure to go fast. Oh, and the kilte is removable.
Stan Smith PrimeGreen Special Edition Spikeless Golf Shoes
2. Puma Ignite
I’m a fan of the Puma Ignite line in general, so there are several iterations of this sneaker you might really like. Check ’em all out. These are athletic in style and performance, which means you’ll have a spring in your step taking these to the course.
Puma IGNITE PWRADAPT Leather 2.0
$149.99
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3. Ecco S-Lite
Ecco has come a long way in developing shoes that are comfortable and increasingly stylish. The S-Lite has another separating factor, though: It’s guaranteed to be the lightest shoe on this list.
Ecco S-Lite
4. True Linkswear TL-01
A clean, classic white sneaker. You can walk 18 and wear this True Linkswear number to dinner afterwards.
True Linkswear TL-01
$99.99
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5. Duca del Cosma
If you’re looking for an edgier, more fashion-forward sneaker that can perform on-course and make a subtle statement in the process, look no further. Duca del Cosma’s Monterosso shoe has been one of my favorite discoveries this year.
Duca del Cosma Monterosso
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Dylan Dethier
Golf.com Editor
Dylan Dethier is a senior writer for GOLF Magazine/GOLF.com. The Williamstown, Mass. native joined GOLF in 2017 after two years scuffling on the mini-tours. Dethier is a graduate of Williams College, where he majored in English, and he’s the author of 18 in America, which details the year he spent as an 18-year-old living from his car and playing a round of golf in every state.