New Golf shoes 2020!?

Any advice from you guys? I’ve been loyal to FootJoy for a few good reasons: MyJoys for personalisation ability, the option of using individual sizing for left and right shoe, fitting for both length and width. :-)

What other brand offer the same amount of versatility? And is it needed?

What are your thoughts?

My thoughts are similar to yours I like FJ and tend to stay with them.

Same with the FJ. I want to give the Tour X a try and have heard they are very comfortable and stable shoe.

They feel kind of "pointy" like the UA Speith shoes. They fit like a dress oxford or something IMO... almost like there's a little bit of room near the tip that's just empty. I've tried to love FJ for so long but that feeling of the pointy toe area bugs me a bit. They do feel very stable though and looks awesome. As far as I know... no other shoes are that customizable.

Nike just seems to fit my foot the best. Tour Premiere and Lunar Controls are like slippers.

It's difficult to top a good pair of FJ's. I would like to try a pair of the Tour X's a try this year. Also like the adidas tour 360, super comfortable, but they are a bit heavier.

I’ve become an Ecco and True Linkswear fan. While Footjoy makes a fine product, I prefer a shoe with a more natural foot shape and a lower heel to toe drop.

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Still loyal. Liked last year's Pro SLs and the new ones looked even better so ordered some customs. Should be here in a few weeks!

2 shoes I'm trying this spring: Classic style - G/FORE Gallivanter..........Athletic style - FootJoy Golf Sneaker

I know a few Tour Pro’s using the G/Fore’s. From what I’ve heard from them they’re happy. But I don’t know how they last? They pick up a new pair whenever they feel for it. I need mines to last 2 seasons if I have a couple of shoes to change between!? :-)

I like those footjoy athletics shoe in black

Judging solely by appearance and a quick wear, the G/Fore's seem like a shoe that will be worn for awhile. Definitely more than 2 years if rotated with other shoes.

They are lightweight yet sturdy.

I'll be interested in seeing how the waterproofing holds up.

I have a pair of Gallivanters and pry have 30+walking rounds and I love them! The sole is kind of wide like the old Classics making them super stable but they are very light weight. I would say they run a touch narrow though. The outsoles have held up very well. They take polish nicely. I’ve worn them in very wet conditions and never slipped or got wet. My only knock on them is those nubby soles pick up everything. So if there is a course with tons of leaves on the ground wear something else as you will be picking leaves of your feet all day. In Adidas, dress shoes and everything else I wear 11’s but Nike and gfore I need 11.5’s. Hope this helps.

Hi everyone,

Thank you for all suggestions and all the feedback. Now I have at least a couple of other options to consider and try out along with the new FJ releases for 2020! :-)

anyone use the Nike React Vapor 2 ?? any good?????

found a pair for $63

I’ve worn FJ for years, but this year I’m branching out and trying something different. Picked up a pair of G/Fore Gallivanters and Puma Ignite NXT. Both are really comfortable and we’ll see if they hold up throughout the season.

Honestly, the Under Armour HOVRs are unreal. Extremely comfortable, zero break-in time and the waterproofing is awesome. I carry and play early in the morning when the course is still pretty wet and these have been great. Highly recommended.

Got a pair of the Tour X as a tee gift at a member guest. I have been an Ecco guy for five years due to the comfort of Eccos. I stopped wearing Footjoy because they just weren't comfortable. The Tour X is as comfortable a golf shoe as I have ever worn. Really impressed with the Tour X. And the spikes they use don't tear up greens like others.

Adidas Ultraboost Tour Knit 360 are very comfortable and have solid breath-ability

I went for the Tour X this year, they are really really good! My first time having BOA as well, very impressed so far

I only wear true linkswear best shoes on and off the course

I am very excited to get a pair of the Nike Infinity Tour shoes (the Brooks Koepka shoes). To me they look so comfortable and if they feel like other Nike shoes, they will be fantastic! Plus, I am pretty sure if you wear them, you automatically can swing like Brooks so that's intriguing, right? Lol

Do any of the new models run narrow? I have a tough time finding golf shoes narrow enough.

Really like the look of the new Ecco S-Three.

Not a big name in shoe game but Callaway Coronado has always been a solid, comfortable shoe. The USA themed version for 2020 will be on my feet to start the year.

Yes, the G/Fore Gallivanters run narrow, which for me is perfect. I am starting season three with my same pair and they're going strong. Best spikeless shoe for grip I've ever had, only Nike LCV and Pro SL in the conversation for me. I'd recommend highly giving them a shot. Their stable and the footbed is something special. I'm curious on the new Pro SL. They look a bit narrow and squared off (almost "boxy" like a car). I worry they won't be as comfortable as versions 1 and 2. Since Gallivanter and original Pro SL are my current rotation, I'll either have to give a new pair a shot or find an old version (which is tough in 10.5 narrow).

Second this comment. Just got a pair in and they are fantastic.

Adidas tour 360s.

Wore a D width in Footjoy prior to these.

Great shoe. Great durability. Great comfort ?

Have to agree with the G4.....I have a narrow foot and these are perfect for me

Anyone tried the mizuno golf shoes.....if so what are your thoughts?

Thanks for the suggestions. Just ordered a pair of G/Fore Gallivanter. Sweet looking, hope they fit!