Our selection of Kids brings together junior golf shoes: Footjoy and Puma PWRAdapt with spikes, Under Armour Surge and Nike Infinity G without spikes, stable and comfortable models for golf school, the driving range, and early competitions.
The right gear from the first swings.
A young golfer progresses faster with suitable equipment, and shoes are part of that. They provide stable footing to learn a balanced swing without slipping during the body rotation, and the comfort needed to walk the course without getting tired. Junior shoes take on the technologies of adult models from major brands, in sizes and shapes suitable for children's feet.
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Footjoy, the most worn shoe brand on professional circuits, offers junior models with spikes, which are sturdy and waterproof. The Puma PWRAdapt, with spikes, provides good lateral support for the swing. The Under Armour Surge, without spikes, lightweight, is inspired by running shoes for walking comfort. The Nike Infinity G, without spikes, looking like a sneaker, can also be worn off the golf course. They all support young golfers from golf school to their first tournaments.
On the course, the grass is often wet in the morning: a waterproof shoe keeps feet dry and warm. Check the shoe size each season, leaving about a centimetre in front of the toes, as children's feet grow quickly. Replace the worn spikes on models that have them to maintain grip. After a round, remove mud and grass from the sole with a brush, stuff the shoes with paper, and let them air dry.
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Have the child lace the shoe while standing: the heel should not lift when walking, and you should be able to slide a thumb between the big toe and the end. Have them mimic a swing to check that the foot does not slip.
Yes, spike models provide the necessary grip in tournaments, on courses that can be wet and hilly. Many young competitors keep a pair with spikes for competitions and a pair without spikes for practice.
Polo, golf trousers or shorts, and suitable shoes: most clubs require appropriate attire, without jeans or football shirts. Also, pack a cap and a waterproof windbreaker for sessions in changing weather.
Remove the insole, stuff the shoe with newspaper, and let it dry at room temperature. Radiators or hairdryers can harden the leather and loosen the sole; replace the paper every few hours.
As soon as the child plays regularly, in golf school or on the course, proper shoes help keep their footing during the swing. For the very first initiation sessions at the practice, a clean pair of trainers is enough.