Spiked Golf Shoes

Spiked shoes offer better grip in wet conditions and on hilly courses. Superior stability for powerful swings. Spikeless golf shoes more versatile for off-course wear. Choose based on typical playing conditions and swing style.

Replace spikes every 15-20 rounds or when showing wear. Check tightness before each round. More frequent replacement needed if walking on concrete paths. Complete spike set replacement costs less than new shoes.

Most courses allow soft spikes; metal spikes often restricted. Check course policies before play. Some high-end clubs have specific spike regulations. Consider spikeless golf shoes as versatile alternative.

Plastic (soft) spikes now standard, offering good grip while protecting greens. Metal spikes provide maximum traction but restricted at many courses. Modern plastic spikes nearly match metal spike performance.

Clean spikes after each round, check tightness regularly. Remove dirt from cleats with spike wrench tool. Replace worn spikes promptly to maintain grip performance.