Fall/Winter shoes

[StrokerAce]

Anyone have a good pair of fall/winter shoes they like?

Living in the northeast I need something that keeps feet warm and dry... so far, I haven't found anything.

Saw these and am intrigued:

FootJoy Men's Stormwalker Golf Shoe

[GaDawg]

If I lived in your area, I would consider them.

[hckymeyer]

I'm in MN.  Any waterproof shoe should keep them dry.  I wear thick wool socks to keep warm.  

Those look very nice though and have solid reviews.  

[GolfSpy_APH]

I went to Temu and bought a cheap pair of shoes for winter. They were $25? Actually ended up being quite comfortable very waterproof. One of those worth the risk things!

[Preeway]

Agree with @hckymeyer in the any waterproof shoe and wool socks. I can’t wear wool without itching but there are a lot of viable really warm sock options out there. Shoes are one of the things I won’t skimp on but there are quite a few good water proof options to choose from. Might even be an article or two on the main website.

https://mygolfspy.com/buyers-guides/?equipment_type=golf-shoes

[Shlax]

On 11/14/2023 at 2:59 PM, StrokerAce said:

Anyone have a good pair of fall/winter shoes they like?

Living in the northeast I need something that keeps feet warm and dry... so far, I haven't found anything.

Saw these and am intrigued:

FootJoy Men's Stormwalker Golf Shoe

They're not winter or rain golf shoes per say, but I did specifically get them late this year with autumn golf in mind: The Nike Air Zoom Victory Tour 2.

I played about 12 rounds with them so far and at least 9 or 10 of those rounds were soaked. Not once have I had wet feet. They are very light and comfortable also. I would highly recommend them.

EDIT: I'm in the far northeast so I guess that my fall playing conditions are similar to your winter playing conditions. Throw on some merino wool socks with these shoes and you're good to play year-round!

Edited November 17, 2023 by Shlax
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[No3PuttLaLa]

The warmth aspect is a bit tricky. Not going to find many insulated shoes unless you go to boots. Can always throw in a Hot Hands insole warmer before the round to keep the dogs toasty.

As far as keeping them dry, I’d honestly check out Merrel or Salomon. You can get a Goretex Trail shoe for $90-200. Just depends on price point. But the traction, durability, and protection is all there. 

[bellken]

I play all winter in wet and sometimes mushy/muddy conditions, so, low top shoes won't work (moisture comes over the top). My current shoe/boot of choice are the Adidas S2G mid-cuts - https://www.adidas.com/us/s2g-recycled-polyester-mid-cut-golf-shoes/FZ1035.html. As for being warm, if your body core is kept warm, your feet will stay warmer (wool or thermax socks for me).

[Bosox04]

On 11/16/2023 at 6:36 AM, Preeway said:

Agree with @hckymeyer in the any waterproof shoe and wool socks. I can’t wear wool without itching but there are a lot of viable really warm sock options out there. Shoes are one of the things I won’t skimp on but there are quite a few good water proof options to choose from. Might even be an article or two on the main website.

https://mygolfspy.com/buyers-guides/?equipment_type=golf-shoes

Have you tried Kentwool? I wear them year round. Ankle length in warm weather, and crew length in winter. On and off the course. Never had any itching problems.

[nimra12]

Very nice collection of shoe