Shoes
Spiked vs spikeless, waterproofing and comfort — the footwear that fits your golf.
Explained
Your spikeless shoes lost their grip months ago and they still look brand new
A spiked shoe tells you when it is finished: you can see the worn cleat and replace it for pennies. A spikeless outsole never does. The lugs quietly round off somewhere around 50 to 80 rounds, the upper keeps looking immaculate, and you start blaming your swing for a slip that is actually your left shoe.
By Dan Mercer
Explained
Spikeless vs spiked golf shoes: how to choose
Grip, comfort, versatility and weather — what actually matters in 2026, and which type fits your golf.
By Jordan Hale
