Looking for new golf shoes in 2025? These are Golfweek's favorite golf shoes from brands like Nike, Adidas, FootJoy, New Balance, Jordan and more.

In this list we've featured golf shoes from Skechers, Nike, Adidas, New Balance, Tiger Woods' Sun Day Red and more. Pick up any of these pairs and you'll be good to go this winter. If you're ...

Looking for a pair? Amazon is selling Skechers Men's Go Walk 7 Sneakers for as low as $40 right now. The original list price of the shoes is $80. That's an impressive bargain for machine ...

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And right now, Amazon is holding a huge Skechers sale that's perfect to get some comfortable, supportive new shoes. Right now the Skechers Go Walk 7 are on sale from $35 at Amazon. Not only are ...

Now, the spotlight is on LIV Golf Adelaide. It is very possibly the reason for the sudden spike in viewership was due to Patrick Reed's ace at the Watering Hole. The timing coincided with the ...

Li first used the shoes at the French Open – he would open up with a 67 around Le Golf National – and loved what he felt. “I am very particular when it comes to golfing footwear as it is essential ...

Here’s how it works. Investing in a pair of the best golf shoes can help you have a more comfortable day on the course and give you support during that all-important swing. But as you can't know ...

It’s impossible to ignore the adidas Adizero these days. Because while fashion is busy arguing which one of retro Sambas, Gazelles or Spezials are currently in, the performance-inspired Adizero ...

Along with Hoka, Skechers is another shoe brand that Dr. Daughtry recommends if you want extra cushioning and shock absorption. Take the 2023 Sneaker Award–winning Max Cushioning Elite 2.0 ...

"Not the race I was looking for at all this week, my spikes nearly fell off on the turn and with a poor start my time wasn’t nearly what I wanted," the RIT runner wrote in an Instagram post.