Who says you have to change your golf shoes following a round to enjoy a great day off the course? A big-time trend in footwear design is stylish kicks that support your swing plus whatever you do after.
While these shoes definitely scream “athleisure,” they also fit with what many would call a modern, more utilitarian look: spikeless soles with plenty of grab and built-in tech that allow you to go anywhere with style.
Two shoes in one? Absolutely. Start your search with our favorite models shown here — and keep scrolling for a shoe-care primer you won’t want to miss!
TravisMathew The Daily Pro Hybrid
Adidas Retrocross 24 Spikeless Golf Shoes
Skechers GO GOLF Max 3
Shoe Care 101
Straight from Footjoy.com, here are 4 ways to keep a pricey pair of spikes looking new season after season:
1) Keep two pairs in your playing arsenal; properly rotating them basically doubles the life of each.
2) Always use a shoe-horn, which extends the life of the heel-counter area.
3) Never keep your shoes in your car trunk, where high temperatures can quicken a breakdown of materials.
4) Insert cedar shoe trees when storing — a must to maintain shape and manage odor.
5) Stock up on the care products below.
From left to right: Red Moose the Gentleman’s All-in-One Shoe Care Kit ($85): buffing brush, cleaning brush, suede eraser, sneaker whitener, foaming cleanser, shoe deodorizer, cream shoe polish (black and brown), metal shoehorn, buffing cloth; FootJoy Deluxe shoe bag, $40; FootJoy premium cedar shoe trees, $35.
