A Tour player winning a tournament in a pair of spikeless shoes has become a rarity — let alone a major like the Open Championship, where you would think adverse weather and wet conditions require employing the extra traction that spikes provide.
Not so at last week’s Open Championship at Royal Birkdale, though, as dry, firm and fast conditions proved to be an ideal environment for a spikeless shoe model. Case in point: Open champion Ryan Fox, who wore the Adidas Adizero ZG spikeless golf shoes straight into the winner’s circle.
These shoes are packed with technology, from “Ultralight Lightstrike Pro” cushioning and 3D torsion plate to aid with walking propulsion to a dynamic stability system in the sole, engineered to help you remain sure-footed on a variety of surfaces.
A waterproof upper protects your foot from wet conditions, while an innovative traction system that includes “undercut blades” and Adidas’ Spikemore outsole provide superior grip.
Like many Adidas products, these shoes are created with recycled and renewable materials to help reduce waste.
In short, as Fox proved, this shoe is a solid choice for recreational players and professionals alike. Check it out in detail below, and click the link to buy your pair now.
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