Golf courses typically prohibit slides, sandals, flip-flops, metal-spike shoes, work boots, high heels, and any footwear that is open-toe, unstable, or capable of damaging turf surfaces or greens. These types of shoes create slipping hazards, disrupt swing mechanics, and can ...

Golf shoe rules require closed-toe, secure footwear with non-damaging soles, which means soft spikes or spikeless outsoles that protect greens and fairways while providing enough traction to prevent slipping during your swing. Most courses prohibit metal spikes, open-toe shoes, sandals, ...