10 Best Nike Golf Shoes
Updated on: June 2023
Best Nike Golf Shoes in 2023
Nike Men's Roshe G Golf Shoe Black/White Size 10.5 M US
- Pressure-mapped outsole provides traction in key zones.
- Iconic mesh upper delivers breathability and style.
- Injected midsole delivers soft, lightweight cushioning.
- Elastic gusset on the tongue helps keep out debris.
- Pull tabs on the heel and tongue offer easy on and off.
NIKE Men's Lunar Command 2 Golf Shoe, White/Black/White, 11 Wide US
- Flywire technology integrates with the laces for a dynamic, supportive fit
- Lunarlon cushioning for a responsive heel to toe transition
- Waterproof membrane in the upper helps keep your feet dry
- Lunarlon cushioning for a responsive heel to toe transition
- 7 removable CHAMP PiviX golf spikes twist and lock into a CHAMP SLIM-Lok system for exceptional traction and enhanced ground feel on a variety of surfaces
NIKE Men's Vapor Pro Golf Shoe, White/Black, 10.5 M US
- Imported
- Rubber sole
- Shaft measures approximately low-top from arch
- Lunarlon midsole provides lightweight comfort
- Fly wire technology provides a supportive fit
- 5 removable CHAMP PiviX golf spikes twist and lock into a CHAMP SLIM-Lok system for exceptional traction and enhanced ground feel on a variety of surfaces, Hybrid outsole design features integrated traction under the balls of your feet and removable Spikes around the lateral sides and heels for optimal gripping power, Lining wraps up and over the back of the heels for ease of entry and comfort, lace-up
Nike Vapor White/Medium Grey/Atmosphere Grey Men's Golf Shoes Size 10
- Synthetic leather upper is water resistant.
- Plush underfoot cushioning offers lasting comfort.
- Integrated Traction pattern enhances grip.
- Sleek toe provides a clean look when you address the ball.
- Synthetic leather overlays cup your feet for lateral stability.
Nike Men's Roshe G Tour Golf Shoes (11.5, Black/White)
- Waterproof upper helps keep your feet dry
- Soft foam midsole provides lightweight comfort
- Internal heel counter helps keep your feet in place through your swing
- Sockliner is contoured for support and cushioning
- CHAMP PiviX spikes and CHAMP SLIM-Lok system
Nike Golf- Lunar Command 2 White Shoes, 11 D(M) US
- Flywire technology integrates with the laces for a dynamic, supportive fit
- Lunarlon cushioning for a responsive heel to toe transition
- Waterproof membrane in the upper helps keep your feet dry
- Lunarlon cushioning for a responsive heel to toe transition
- 7 removable CHAMP PiviX golf spikes twist and lock into a CHAMP SLIM-Lok system for exceptional traction and enhanced ground feel on a variety of surfaces
Nike Men's Durasport 4 Shoe, Black/Metallic Silver-Black, 10.5 M US
- Imported
- Rubber sole
- Shaft measures approximately low-top from arch
- Water-resistant Upper helps your feet stay dry
- Aggressive rubber outsole delivers green-friendly traction
- 6 removable CHAMP scorpionstinger golf spikes provide excellent traction on a variety of surfaces, Golf spikes twist and lock into a CHAMP tri-lok insert, Synthetic leather upper offers durable comfort, lace-up
Nike Men's Air Zoom Direct Golf Shoes (10 M US, Black/Metallic Silver)
Nike Men's Explorer 2 Golf Shoe, White/Black, 9.5 Wide US
- Debossed lines on the upper provide added structure and a stable feel
- Aggressive rubber outsole delivers green-friendly traction for a variety of conditions
- Water-repellent upper helps keep you dry
- Full-length Phylon provides lightweight comfort and a stable feel
- Pull tab on the tongue provides easy on and off
Nike Men's Lunar Control Vapor 2 Golf Shoes, Black/White/Cool Gray, 9.5 M US
- Model Number: 899633002
- Gender: mens
- Color: Black/White-Cool Grey
- Made In: China
- Brand New With Original Box
London on a Shoestring: Spend Next to Nothing for a Day Out
When in London, you can pack plenty of activity into a sunny spring day in Hyde Park for under £10. Here's what to do on a shoestring budget.
Museum Fatigue
Many of London's 300 museums do not charge admission. Check out the Rosetta Stone and the Egyptian mummies collection at the British Museum, take your fill of Turner at the Tate, get up close and personal with Van Gogh's "Sunflowers" at the National Gallery. Tear away from Harrods to walk up the street in South Kensington to the Victoria amp; Albert Museum of decorative arts and design; explore the Science Museum for interactive fun with rockets, trains, planes, and a simulated earthquake to fascinate the kids; see the dinosaurs at the Natural History Museum with its new Darwin Wing. Then, there's the Tate Modern, Wallace Collection, Sir John Soane's Museum, and so many more on the free list. There will be a fee for entering temporary special exhibitions within the museums.
Delight the Kids
When museum fatigue sets in, head for Hyde Park and adjacent Kensington Gardens; they are separated by the Serpentine, where you can splurge on a rowboat for hire (£8 for 30 minutes). On the Kensington Gardens side, there is the controversial Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial, an outdoor landscaped fountain. It is located alongside the free children's playground, also dedicated to Diana, for which the centerpiece is a giant wooden pirate's ship built for climbing. Right nearby, one can see Kensington Palace, her former home. Then just follow the signs for the Peter Pan Statue, which stands by the Long Water in a spot especially chosen by JM Barrie, the author.
Royal Connections
Heading toward Hyde Park is Queen Victoria's homage to her beloved husband, Prince Albert, who died half a lifetime before her at age 42. The Albert Memorial took 10 years to build and cost a small fortune, paid by public subscriptions. The entire monument was restored and re-gilded recently, so that it now shines brilliantly and is marvelously illuminated at night. Queen Elizabeth Gates, honoring the Queen Mother, opened in 1993 and are found at Hyde Park Corner facing the Wellington Arch. Not a royal connection, but many visitors like to see Speaker's Corner, at the northern end of Hyde Park near Marble Arch.
Sunny Days
After exploring some of the 650 acres of park, you may fancy a break upon a green and white striped lawn chair, perhaps to observe children sailing their toy boats among the swans and ducks at Round Pond, a favorite pastime of Londoners since 1726. Relax for an hour for £1.50. Or, use the grass where signs do not prevent it. There are plenty of benches, too, all free.
If the weather is fine, why not grab a packed lunch at Pret-à-Manger, Boots, or Marks amp; Spencer and take it into the park? Cafés, refreshment stands, and restrooms with facilities for the disabled and baby-changing facilities are found are in the museums and in the parks; some are charming and the V A;'s are superb. There is also a free electronic buggy for those needing transport within the park.
