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Widely regarded as responsible for the “changing of the guard” from hardened leather shoes to a more athletic approach, the impact Nike has had on the golf shoe game in recent years is immeasurable. Helping usher in a new era, with the likes of Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy, Tommy Fleetwood and mo. . . Read More
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Frequently Asked Questions

Are Nike golf shoes waterproof, and do they come with a warranty?

Definitely. Nike golf shoes are a top pick for handling those annoying, unexpected showers. Most models come with built-in water protection to keep you dry through 18 holes. In fact, nearly every pair is supplied with a 12-month limited waterproof warranty. If you’re looking for the ultimate shield, the Nike Infinity Tour Next% 2 is 100% waterproof and even comes with a 2-year guarantee. Even the trendy Nike Air Pegasus '89 is waterproof and spikeless, so you get that cool sneaker look without the soggy feet.

Which Nike models do the pros actually wear on Tour?

Nike works with some of the best in the business to make sure their shoes can handle serious power. For example, Rory McIlroy wears the Nike Air Zoom Victory Tour 4, which is famous for its incredible grip and durability. World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler trusts the Nike Victory Pro 4, a shoe recognised for its stability and comfort in all weather conditions. Because Nike tests their gear on global Tour Professionals, you’re getting the same innovative tech (like elite swing power transfer) that the world’s best players rely on to win.

How is the sizing on Nike golf shoes compared to other brands?

In general, Nike golf shoes tend to have a slightly narrower, athletic fit compared to more traditional brands like FootJoy. Because they use tech from running and basketball shoes, they feel more like a sneaker than a stiff dress shoe. To help you get the right fit, Nike offers a great range of sizes, including half sizes and wider fittings. It is always a good idea to try on a few different models to find your perfect match. Keep in mind that leather models will give you a snug, premium feel, while synthetic materials are usually a bit lighter on your feet.

Which is better: spiked vs. spikeless Nike options?

It really comes down to your personal playing style! High-end spiked models, like the Nike Victory Pro 4, use advanced patterns to give you the best possible grip and stability during your swing. Some even have removable spikes so you can customise your traction. On the flip side, spikeless shoes like the Nike Air Max 95 G or the Air Pegasus '89 are popular for their "street-to-course" versatility and convenience. Both styles feature cushioned midsoles and Zoom Air tech to reduce foot fatigue, so you’ll feel just as fresh on the 18th green as you did on the first tee.