Wide Fit Golf Shoes

Plenty of golf shoes are cut narrow, which is no good if you've got a wider foot or need a bit more room across the toes. Our wide fit golf shoes at GolfShoes.co.uk solve that, giving you the same performance and support as a standard shoe without the pinching or pressure points. Whether you'r. . . Read More

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if I need wide fit golf shoes?

If you regularly loosen your laces mid-round, notice redness or pressure marks across the top of your foot, or your toes feel squeezed in standard golf shoes, wide fit is worth trying. It's also common for golfers with bunions or swelling later in the round to find more comfort in a wider last. If you're unsure, measuring your foot width at its widest point and comparing it to a brand's size guide is the most reliable way to check.

What's the difference between wide fit and extra wide golf shoes?

Wide fit typically adds around one width size of extra room through the forefoot compared to a standard fit, while extra wide goes further still, usually another half to full width size beyond that. Most golfers with wider feet are comfortable in a standard wide fit, and extra wide tends to suit those with more pronounced width or conditions like bunions. If you're between the two, we'd recommend starting with a wide fit.

Can I exchange wide fit golf shoes if they don't fit right?

Yes. If a wide fit golf shoe still isn't quite right once you've tried it on, you can return or exchange it in line with our standard returns policy, provided it's unworn and in its original condition. We'd always rather you get the right fit than keep a pair that isn't comfortable, so don't hesitate to get in touch if you need help choosing a different size or width.

Are wide fit golf shoes suitable if I have bunions or swelling?

Wide fit golf shoes are a good starting point for golfers with bunions, swelling, or other conditions that need extra room through the forefoot, since the wider last reduces pressure in those areas. Everyone's feet are different though, so if you have a specific medical condition affecting fit, it's worth speaking to our team before you buy so we can point you towards the most suitable width and style.