Golf shoe accessories
Our selection of Accessories for golf shoes brings together everything you need for perfect grip: soft spikes Champ Stinger with Q-Lok fitting, Softspikes Pulsar metal-thread soft spikes, and a Skymax spike wrench, to replace a worn set and maintain stable footing with every swing, from tee to green.
Maintain your grip from the first to the eighteenth hole.
Why change the spikes on your golf shoes
Worn spikes reduce grip at the crucial moment when the swing demands it most. As the club descends, weight shifts to the front foot while the hips rotate: if the sole slips on wet grass or on a slope, balance deteriorates and so does contact with the ball. Spikes wear out mainly off the course, on the tarmac of car parks, pathways, and hard surfaces of the club house. Replacing them restores full traction to a shoe that is still in good condition, without needing to buy a new pair.
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Q-Lok or small metal threading: which spike to choose
The right spike depends on the attachment system of the sole, and these systems are not interchangeable. The Champ Stinger is fitted with Q-Lok, a quick quarter-turn attachment; its soft TPU branches grip the turf without marking the greens, and a central C fills in with wear to signal that it’s time to change it. The Softspikes Pulsar screws into soles with small metal threading: its flexible branches articulate to contour to the ground. Before ordering, unscrew an original spike to identify your shoe's threading.
Fitting your spikes with the Skymax key
The spike key Skymax fits into the holes of the spike and provides the leverage needed to undo a model stuck by dirt. Turn the shoe upside down, remove the old spike by turning counterclockwise, then brush the socket to clear away sand and dried grass. The new spike is first screwed in by hand, followed by the final tightening with the key until locked. Always replace the complete set of a shoe in one go, to maintain an even support across the entire foot.
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Frequently asked questions
How often should you replace your golf spikes?
For a golfer who plays each week, replacing them once or twice a year is common. Change them sooner if the branches are flattened or broken, or if you slip on wet slopes.
Are metal spikes still allowed on the courses?
Most clubs have banned them, as they damage the greens and indoor surfaces. Soft plastic spikes, like the Champ Stinger or the Softspikes Pulsar, have become the norm on the courses.
Can you use a Q-Lok spike on a threaded sole?
No, each spike corresponds to a specific receptacle. A Champ Stinger Q-Lok only fits in a Q-Lok sole, and a Softspikes Pulsar with small metal threading only fits in the corresponding thread.
How do you remove a stuck golf spike?
First, clear away any dirt lodged around the spike with a small brush, then engage the key firmly into its holes before turning. If the spike resists, a bit of hot water softens the hardened dirt prior to another attempt.
Should you replace all spikes on a pair at once?
Yes, even if one seems less worn. New spikes on one side and worn on the other create an unbalanced support, which can be problematic during the weight transfer in the swing.
