Nike Golf Shoes

Range Overview

The Victory Tour 4 is Nike's tour-level spiked shoe, used by professionals worldwide and built for maximum traction through the swing in all conditions. The Victory Pro 4 offers similar performance credentials with a slightly more accessible feel and price point. 

For players who prefer modern cushioning, the Air Zoom Infinity Tour NEXT% 3 features ReactX foam for energy return and all-day comfort during longer rounds. The difference is noticeable if you're someone who walks 18 holes regularly.

If you're after versatile spikeless options, the Air Max 90G and Air Max 270G bring Nike's iconic lifestyle cushioning to the golf course. They've got rubber traction patterns that grip well on grass whilst remaining comfortable for casual wear. Both spiked and spikeless models are available in men's sizing across multiple colourways, from classic white and black through to bolder seasonal editions.

Why Evolution Golf

As authorised Nike Golf dealers, every pair we stock is genuine UK product with full manufacturer warranty. Visit our Ringwood store to try different models on proper surfaces and get personalised fitting advice, because golf shoe comfort varies significantly between Nike's performance and lifestyle-oriented designs. 

We carry stock across the range, from tournament-ready spiked shoes to spikeless trainers for recreational players. Standard UK delivery is available on all footwear orders, with straightforward returns if sizing isn't quite right.

Explore the full range of Nike golf products.

FAQ

What's the difference between Nike's spiked and spikeless golf shoes?

Spiked models like the Victory Tour 4 and Victory Pro 4 use replaceable cleats for maximum grip, particularly valuable in wet conditions or on hilly courses where stability matters most. Spikeless shoes such as the Air Max 90G and 270G use integrated rubber traction patterns instead. 

They're more versatile for wearing before and after your round, generally lighter, and work perfectly well for most recreational golf. Personally, if you walk a lot or play in frequently damp conditions, spiked shoes edge ahead for pure on-course performance. But plenty of people get on just fine with spikeless.

Do Nike golf shoes fit true to size?

Nike's golf shoes typically run true to standard Nike trainer sizing, but there's variation between models. The Victory Tour range fits quite snug and performance-oriented, whilst Air Max models have a more relaxed, lifestyle fit with additional toe room. 

If you're between sizes or have wider feet, the Air Max styles are usually more accommodating. We'd always recommend trying shoes on with the socks you'll actually wear for golf. Come down to our Ringwood store and you can test them properly on the right surfaces.

Can you wear Nike spikeless golf shoes off the course?

Absolutely, that's one of their main advantages. The Air Max 90G and Air Max 270G are deliberately designed to blur the line between golf footwear and everyday trainers. You'll see them worn as casual shoes by plenty of people who don't play golf at all. 

They're particularly practical if you're heading to the course directly from work or planning to grab food afterwards without changing shoes. Saves lugging around an extra pair.