as the toe area wearing down is often a problem for people's golf shoes. That leads me nicely onto the outsole, which is also totally new on the G/18. On previous G/FORE spikeless shoes ...

High-tops are likely not the style you think of first when looking for a new pair of golf shoes, but the retro aesthetic ... and brands like G/Fore, lululemon and NOBULL have responded with ...

Check the bottom of your golf shoes, are they worn thin? Is traction lacking or is your foot leaning to one side? Sacrificing support and traction when it comes to golf shoes is not just bad for ...

Since you’ll be on your feet for hours at a time, lace up a pair of golf shoes that balance comfort, style, and performance. Men’s Journal aims to feature only the best products and services.

Anyone who has labored through a round of golf with me in recent years has seen two distinct footwear looks. Not one, not three, not four or however many shoes I have in the closet. Just two.

Keep your eyes open over the next handful of weeks as we release the rest of our 2024 golf holiday gift guides. Why you’ll ...

The best gifts are ones he'll make use of. Case in point: This polo, from the new Mr Porter x G/FORE collection, can transition seamlessly from golf course to dinner and drinks without hesitation.

A lot of people with only passing interest in golf probably assume spiked golf shoes remain overwhelmingly the norm. Not so: spikeless golf shoes have come on leaps and bounds and are now the more ...

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With the leaves changing color and football on TV each weekend, the unofficial golf offseason is upon us. But while the likes of Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler might be taking a break ...

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