Mizuno Golf Shoes
Range Overview
The 2026 Mizuno footwear line centres on two distinct models. The Contender GS delivers traditional golf shoe performance with enhanced ground stability features, so if you prefer a more athletic, course-focused design, this is the one. You can get it in classic White or the distinctive Alpine Green with Pale Khaki and Snow White colourway.
The City Wind takes a lifestyle approach, blending on-course function with everyday wearability in four colour options. There's the versatile India Ink with Pale Khaki and the bolder Surf the Web combination, among others. Both models use Mizuno's proven construction methods that balance grip, flexibility and durability across varied conditions.
Why Evolution Golf
We're authorised Mizuno dealers stocking genuine UK specification footwear with full manufacturer warranty. Visit our store in Ringwood to try different models and sizes in person, or order online with free UK delivery on orders over fifty pounds. Our team understands how proper golf footwear affects your setup and swing. Happy to discuss sizing and fit before you commit. Standard returns apply within 30 days if the shoes don't work for you.
FAQ
Which Mizuno shoe is best for wet conditions?
Both the Contender GS and City Wind feature water-resistant uppers, though the Contender GS has a slightly more aggressive tread pattern if you regularly play early mornings or on softer courses. Proper waterproof socks help either model perform better in persistent rain.
Do Mizuno golf shoes fit true to size?
Generally yes, though Mizuno tend to run slightly narrower than some brands through the midfoot. If you have wider feet or typically size up in trainers, we'd recommend trying them on at our Ringwood store first. Many customers find their normal UK size works perfectly.
Can I wear the City Wind model off the course?
Absolutely. That's the entire point of the City Wind design. The lower-profile outsole and lifestyle aesthetic work well for casual wear, while still providing enough traction for a full round. Particularly popular with players who walk to their local course.
