Wide Golf Shoes

[GaryK]

I have quite wide feet and suffer from bunions, so choice of golf shoe is limited.
I'm not too fussed about having the latest & greatest shoe (read "expensive" LOL)
Any recommendations?


Obviously, when it comes to buying shoes, you really should go to a physical store so that you can try them on.
Just wanted to get some ideas so that I can check if a store stocks the shoe that I'm after.


The only pair of golf shoes that I've owned are Hi-Techs, which shows that I am not a brand snob!
I'm not sure that they'll survive the upcoming season.

 

[User2021]

Footjoy do shoes in differing widths, as do Adidas - Golf Depot had some wide fitting cheapies as someone in the what did you buy today thread stuck a link up a few days ago.

 

[SteveW86]

I have fairly wide feet and have worn addidas addicros and also footboy dry joy's with no problem. American Golf have usually got a pretty wide selection to chose from, may be worth popping in and trying a few pairs on

 

[Robster59]

I've also got wide feet and have found you can't just go by brand but by specific model. Id agree with the Footjoy Dryjoys, I've always found Adidas too narrow till I came across the Powerband Boa which are light and comfortable. You could also look at Skechers.
But I agree, try before you buy. It really is the only way to be sure.

 

[clubchamp98]

Footjoy my joys.
Not cheap but made to your foot size. £120 last year for contours.
My right foot is 9 wide
my left foot is a 10 extra wide.
Most people have odd feet they don’t know about so one shoe fits nice but the other one dosnt.
Pro shop measured my feet on a Branock device and I got to do my own design .
Best fitting shoes I have ever had.

 

[badgermat]

Ecco are pretty wide and my Biom Tour Hybrid Wingtips are super comfy, if a touch "special" looking.

bm

 

[need_my_wedge]

I've also got wide feet and have found you can't just go by brand but by specific model. Id agree with the Footjoy Dryjoys, I've always found Adidas too narrow till I came across the Powerband Boa which are light and comfortable. You could also look at Skechers.
But I agree, try before you buy. It really is the only way to be sure.

Wide foot issue for me too. Currently looking for a new pair of spikeless golf shoes for the summer. Tried Adidas Boost (my preferred maker), too narrow in the ones I tried, even half size up - and am currently wearing Tour 360 for the winter. I also tried Skechers after hearing a lot of good reviews, but couldn't get them to fit. My size were way too tight, and a half size up was more than 3cm too long. I'm going back to Footjoy Pro SL, they can be ordered in wide, the last pair I had were a great fit, and lasted two seasons. The only downside with the FJ's is their price... but if it means the shoe is comfortable, am gonna have to suck it up.

 

[Deleted member 21784]

Adidas are one of the worst for wide feet.. I have wide feet and even the wide ones were tighter than most

footjoy contours are prob best

 

[Lord Tyrion]

I have normal Skechers shoes because they are wide fitting. I would assume their golf shoes are the same. I've just bought some FJ AWD spikeless shoes which are wide and comfortable but I think they may have been end of the line shoes and no longer available. If you can find some check them out.

 

[patricks148]

I have wide feet and Ecco are perfect fit for me without getting wide fit. Bio M straight out the box.


Ive tried FJ in wide fit before and they were fine out the box but due to the poor quality of the leather, after a few wears my feet were swimming in them and these were top of the range icons

 

[jim8flog]

When I used to need wide fit I always went for hi tech dri tech wide fit. At their cost I could afford to by 3 pairs.

I had tried FJ wide but found them too wide.

Have you tried Stuburt?

 

[USER1999]

Dont bother looking at Under Armour, narrow is not the word.

 

[Beezerk]

Adidas are one of the worst for wide feet.. I have wide feet and even the wide ones were tighter than most

footjoy contours are prob best

Adidas wide fitting is what you need mate not regular ones. I got some tour boost in wide last year, comfiest shoes I've ever bought and I have spectacularly wide feet.