A good pair of shoes sets the tone for the whole round. Comfortable underfoot, stable through the swing, and built to handle whatever the course throws at you.

From spikeless styles that feel easy and natural to cleated options that lock you in when conditions get soft, it's all about finding what works for your game. Made for real NZ conditions, so you can trust them whether it's dry, damp, or somewhere in between.

Spiked or Spikeless?

Cleated shoes give you the most grip on wet, soft or hilly ground, and the replaceable soft spikes mean you can freshen up the traction rather than replace the shoe. Spikeless golf shoes use a moulded outsole instead, which is lighter, more comfortable to walk in and fine to wear off the course. If you play through a Bay of Plenty winter, spikes still earn their keep. If you mostly play dry ground and walk to the first tee from the car park, spikeless is usually the easier choice.

Getting the Fit Right

Golf shoes want to be snug through the midfoot with room at the toe, since your foot moves laterally through the swing in a way it doesn't when walking. Most golfers are best trying them on rather than guessing off their normal shoe size, and brands do vary. We're always happy for you to come in and try a few pairs side by side.

When the spikes wear down, replacement cleats and other footwear accessories will get more life out of a good pair, and a golf shoe bag keeps the muddy ones out of the boot of the car. If you're after value, the golf shoe clearance is worth a look, though sizes go quickly.

Browse the full golf shoes range, or see our women's golf shoes. Finish the look with men's golf apparel and a pair of golf socks that actually suit the shoe.

Not sure on sizing or which brand suits your foot shape? Get in touch or come and see us at Mount Maunganui. We answer every question that comes our way, and it's a lot easier to judge a shoe with it on.