Footjoy makes more golf shoes than anyone else and the Flex XP is their best value proposition for the UK market where waterproofing matters in virtually every round. Properly waterproof rather than water-resistant with a guarantee that means something, the spikeless sole grips on wet fairways and tee boxes without damaging greens, and the lightweight construction means your feet aren't heavy by the 14th hole. Comfortable from the first round without breaking in. The rational first golf shoe.
Ecco applies their walking shoe expertise — used in their hiking and outdoor footwear — to a golf context and the Biom C4 is the result. GORE-TEX Extended Comfort waterproofing provides genuine all-weather performance, the leather upper moulds to your foot over the first dozen rounds so it fits progressively better rather than worse, and the spikeless sole performs properly in wet conditions while being course-legal everywhere. The three-year waterproofing guarantee is the most generous in golf footwear.
G/FORE brought genuine style to a category that had forgotten it was possible — the Gallivanter is the first golf shoe that makes you want to wear it rather than just tolerating it as a necessary part of your equipment. Pebble grain leather that's waterproof and ages beautifully, a discreet spikeless sole that's barely visible from distance, and a colour range that makes every other golf shoe look like it was designed by someone who'd never considered aesthetics. The shoe that changes how you think about golf footwear.