adidasMen's S2g Recycled Polyester Mid-Cut Golf Shoes

If you're buying this basketball shoe to play golf, you'll need to come to terms with the fact that it's not the most comfortable thing to walk around in. That being said, this shoe is perfect for wet/soggy course conditions, early morning rounds with dew everywhere, or simply to have a different look than the other golfers. I'd highly recommend getting a cart and wearing with long socks or you may end up some a couple of ankle blisters like I did after walking 18 holes. Buy hey, that's on me.

I usually buy a small men's size in winter golf boots for the added room in the toe box as the women's boot has caused pain in one of my toes. This could as well unless I make sure it is not laced too tightly. The fit on the ankle is less than ideal but not bad enough to cause discomfort.

A buddy was wearing these on a wet NW course a few weeks ago. My light summer golf shoes are not made for mud and wet, but these bad boys are.Played again last week on an even wetter and muddier course last week. Dry day but standing water in places.My feet stayed bone dry for all 18, even after stepping in soft muddy-wet-sloppy goo grass several times lol.Comfortable, warm, terrific traction.Best golf shoe I've ever bought.Might not wear them on a hot summer day, but they are perfect for spring, fall and winter golf or anytime it is wet on the links.

I live in the NW and we play year round which means you have to half great rain gear and comfortable shoes that keep your feet dry, these are them , I've tried 3 different pairs of FJ dry boots and all of them leaked after 2-5 rounds and you have to pay to ship them back for a refund or another pair which really sucks cause its like 55 dollars per return, thanks FJ. These Adidas are very comfortable and after 15 rounds in rain and cold , I'm still dry, very very nice

Usually play in FJ Hyperflex, but wanted something I could swap to if it rains heavily, so I looked at these. The problem is I have wide feet and not only are these regular Medium width, but I've read many a review saying Adidas typically runs narrow. Tried some other Adidas shoes (since no store really carries these), in particular the regular S2Gs and found I can fit into them if I undo the laces from the out of box tightness. When these arrived, I undid the laces and fit was good. I'd recommend trying the same if looking into any shoe to get the size right.Have worn through two rounds here in wet rainy weather and they have performed well. I don't worry about water soaking through, or slipping in slightly damp/muddy grass. Traction is excellent. They aren't the most comfortable but that's not a major concern to me in the conditions I'll be wearing them in.My only concern thus far: the big toe side of the foot, where a bunion would be. That part has begun to stick out over the sole of the shoe a bit. Not sure of the effect on the stability, but I will monitor. I also don't know if I can blame the shoe's construction, or if it's due to my wide feet and actually needing a wider sole, or if it's due to the torque I put in and any shoe will have this happen?Overall though it's not enough of a bother that I am regretting getting them.

Very happy so far. A touch heavy but they're boots so what do you expect.

Super happy with these! I should have known they’d show dirt especially well, being white..: but boy is it a chore to clean them up after rounds.. After 10 muddy rounds they’ve held up well and still clean up very nicely.Would recommend if you’re looking for some comfortable spineless golf shoes.

Great shoes! Total comfort, did not need to break them in. Excellent grip on wet, cold ground. They keep your feet warm and dry.Just walked 18 holes with them, awesome!