Whether you're superstitious or not, many sneakerheads may find themselves unlucky this Friday the 13th as the new Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low golf shoes hit the market. This highly speculated and anticipated drop has finally arrived and with limited stock available for select retailers, getting ahold of these sneakers isn't for the faint of heart—or for golfers who can't drive it over 200 yards. One retail store in London is weeding out resellers by requiring customers to meet a driving yardage minimum in order to purchase the new Travis Scott kicks.

The reselling business has reshaped sneaker-buying culture and this one extremely (and sort of satirical) method is an attempt to rectify a growing problem. Acquiring golf shoes as they are released, especially from Nike and Jordan, has proven to be difficult, yet highly lucrative. As Trendy Golf explained, resale coming into golf is an example that golf shoes are becoming more and more of a thing. There's an apparent demand for golf shoes as our sport grows and reaches an audience that is more fashion-focused. And these shoes are nothing shy of being the latest streetwear staple.

Texas-born rapper Travis Scott has been working with Nike and the Jordan brand over the last four years, pumping out collaboration after collaboration, each one selling out quicker than the last while simultaneously contributing to the resurgence of one of the industry’s most sought after sneakers at the moment—the Nike Dunk.

The Nike dunks are a classic, low-top shoe that has seen many different collabs and colorways over the years—including a golf facelift sported by golfers like Nelly Korda, Phil Mickelson, Jason Day, Mina Harigae, and Tony Finau.

Scott has found himself at the intersection of fashion and entertainment with his varying collaboration. From Sony to McDonald's, he's no stranger to drawing attention to his projects. What his presence as a creative person brings to the golf shoe world is something quite interesting. Scott's relationship to golf isn't spelled out in detail and there's not a lot that we know.

But having a partnership with Nike, one of the market leaders for golf apparel and shoes, makes perfect sense. Nike has the ability and the manpower to produce and market just about anything to anyone. As a rapper, Scott has a following that is unique to golf, similar to other entertainers-turned-golf enthusiasts such as DJ Khaled, Macklemore, and Schoolboy Q. For a "Travis Scott golf shoe" to exist is something that may seem nonsensical relative to what golf has represented in the past, but in a more inclusive future of the game, these shoes (among others) bring a new life to where golf is headed.

So what's the hype really about? Beyond Scott's involvement in the collab, the neutral olive-green colorway is right on time for the fall. The accenting black, cream, and phantom green colors bolster this shoe to be unlike any other golf shoe we've seen in recent years. This upgraded version of the previously released Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low OG "Olive" sneaker includes a refreshed use of the olive hues with the proper modifications to make this sneaker course-ready.