Who prefers spikeless shoes?

I've tried to loke spikelss because the True Links All Day Knits I have are some of the most comfort shoes I own, Literally have them on as I sit at my office right now... That said I do feel like my feet slide around inside the shoe too much for my liking.. I've have a pair of Puma and New Balance spikeless but i found the Pumas would slip in wet conditions and the New Balance were probably the most secure spikeless I've ever had.. The little rubber spikes wore done really quickly..

So with all that said I ended up giving True Links Spiked shoes a shot.. I'll just stick with spiked while playing normal.. The True's are a nice balance of comfort and grip more so that the Footjoys I have..

Love my spikeless Foot Joys and Skechers. If it's really wet and muddy I wear a pair of Foot Joys that have the spikes. Haven't had any big slipping problem with spikeless.

I use both but prefer spikeless, Nike is what I typically wear.

I haven't worn spikes in several years.

I overspend on all things golf, but after finding the Nike Infinity G NN shoes I'll keep wearing them until Nike stops making them.

Stable, comfortable, good traction, and totally washable.

NIke Infinity G NN

If I’m walking I’ll wear my spikeless air max golf shoes. Otherwise I prefer spikes. Much better traction and stability through the swing IMO.

I don’t swing fast enough to need spikes.

I could probably play in street shoes or barefoot.

Just bought the Payntr Reserve Classic Tour S/L, very comfortable and very stable when swinging.

When walking I use spikeless Ecco Biom C4. Most comfortable and stable spikeless shoe I’ve found for my feet with durable traction for a spikeless shoe.

When riding or if the grass is wet I’ll use spiked Payntr eighty seven sc. best spiked shoe I’ve ever worn and comfortable enough to walk in as well.

Both are expensive, but you get what you pay for

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pretty sure they wouldn't even qualify as water-resistant.

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Not sure when every shoe manufacturer decided waterproof was a requirement but I hate it. In the heat of a south LA summer, I finish a round and it's like I went swimming in my socks they are so soaked. What's the point of waterproof shoes if I am soaking them from the inside?

I have been trying, and failing to find, a "hot weather breathable" golf shoe since early this year. Obviously I don't plan to wear them if it's about to or just finished raining but I would like an option for those July and August dry as a bone days.

Thanks for the link. Had not seen those.