The best women's golf shoes of 2026
There is no single, best golf shoe. There’s only the best golf shoe for your game. Maybe you value comfort over everything. Or maybe you won’t wear anything other than a spiked shoe (though we’re here to tell you that you can get plenty of grip from spikeless options). Maybe you want to feel connected to the ground, or perhaps you want something super casual that you can wear off the golf course, too. Whatever it is you’re looking for in a golf shoe, you’ll find it on this list. We’ve looked at all of the women’s golf shoes coming out in 2026 and have highlighted the best 18. —Keely Levins
Editor's Note: All products are listed in alphabetical order.
The team at Adidas took aesthetic inspiration for this shoe from the golf shoes of the 1970s. The lugs are deep and point in a variety of directions, to provide grip on uneven lies and in slippery conditions. These shoes have the Boost midsole Adidas is known for: highly responsive, incredibly durable and lightweight.
This leather shoe was built for all-day wear, with just enough traction on the outsole to work on-course. It’s a perfect casual sneaker for sneaking in a few holes after work or getting in a quick short-game session before dinner.
The look of a sleek street shoe with the performance of a golf shoe. The midsole provides both comfort and energy return, making your walk more comfortable and less laborious. Waterproofing makes these versatile.
This shoe has a new, futuristic look on top and two traction elements—one shaped like fins, the other like cones—on the bottom. There's enough traction for tour players to wear these shoes. This toe box is wider than previous models.
If you have a match coming up and want to prioritize stability, these will fit the bill. This year FootJoy added heel padding and updated the foam midsole to make it lighter. There's also more traction on the outsole. This won’t have a cushy feel, but it’s going to leave you feeling completely supported and never slipping.
This shoe is spikeless, but the traction elements are shaped similarly to a spike, so you still get plenty of grip as you swing. To be more environmentally conscious, this shoe arrives in a reusable nylon shoe bag instead of a cardboard box.
The previous iteration of this shoe was enjoyed for its comfort. Now, New Balance has brought some of its running technology to the midsole of this shoe to make it responsive and lightweight. The upper materials have been improved from the V2, with this version being easier to clean and maintain.
If this shoe is good enough for the rain of the Pacific Northwest, then it’s good enough for anywhere. The traction pattern was inspired by trail shoes: built to grip uneven, variable surfaces. The thick foam midsole provides a lot of cushioning for walkers prioritizing comfort.
