adidas Men's ZG21 Golf Shoe

The shoes are great, my clubs are great.....I just need to better on the course! Lol!

So I’m normally a 12.5 but I’ve gotten used to buying 13 because not a lot of shoes are offered in 12.5. So I bought 13’s and they were way too big. Those were returned. Next I wanted to order 12 but I noticed 12.5’s were in stock so I ordered 12.5. Still a bit big, specially in the toe area. I like golf shoes to be very well fitted and break them in with time. Returned those lol. I ended up ordering 12 and they felt snug. I hit a bucket of balls today and they felt amazing. Very comfortable shoes.

The liner in both shoes wore through in six weeks (walking/riding 50/50) . I had high hopes for the new ZG21 spiked shoe after Adidas discontinued the Tour360 line of spiked golf shoes. That's been my only choice since 2013 for maximum stability, long wear, 2 year waterproof warranty - but no longer. Upon opening the box I saw a gorgeous shoe and fit with the top of the line ZG21. Then I noticed the gauze-like material (see photos of left and right shoe) that served as the liner. I kept an eye on the material and, sure enough, six weeks later (March 22-April 30), the liners were split. Adidas is a company I will continue to purchase clothes from but not shoes. Discontinuing the famed Tour360 spiked shoe will prove to be a mistake. Doesn't matter why - whether manufacturing or material issues or even costs but could not have been sales. Adidas - this is the shoe that brought you to the big show. Bring it back. Until then, buyer beware.

These shoes are great! Glad I got the 11.5 wide. The toe box would have been to narrow otherwise. They are super light, they have support where its needed and are extremely comfortable and they look awesome! Adidas hit a home run with these golf shoes!

I was a fan of the Adidas 360's (owned 3+ pairs) so decided to try this as a replacement. Adidas took a huge step forward :-), by making these so much lighter. ZG1s are 13.6 ounces vs 17.6 ounces for the 360s. Bear in mind these have 6 cleats (and something like 2 dozen traction ridges) vs the 10 cleats for the 360s, so the latter are more stable and have superior traction. However I'll take the trade-off all day long. I'm 65, 10 index (handicap), play twice a week and go to the range twice a week, walking courses 9 out of 10 times. So lots of use. The lightness and comfort are remarkable. My sense is the new model is more breathable, but perhaps slightly less waterproof (in real rain storms, during a full rounds). I've had them coming up on a year, so 80 -100 rounds, and while the cleats show wear, they are serviceable. One heel liner (left) is wearing through but I just noticed it. Very satisfied with these shoes and will definitely buy again. These shoes clean up easily and look newer than their age and use would suggest, so quite durable. I seldom think of my shoes while playing; they just work. Highly recommended.

At first great fit, but after wearing 2 times they are tearing up the back of my heel/ foot area after just 5 holes in for 2 days now. The shoe back comes up further than the previous model and hurts with every step now after 5 holes in.

My white ZG21 adidas golf shoes are simply gorgeous. I'd been looking for a 10.5 and couldn't find them anywhere, but Amazon did and the fit perfectly right out of the box. They're comfortable, solid when you hit a shot, and stunning. I've only worn them twice, so I can't comment on durability, but based on all the accolades the shoes got when I wore them into the club after golf, I've got an A+ here. Guess there's a reason they were hard to find!

Only golfed rounds for a couple months and the inside heal is ripped on both shoes. They were comfortable but for $180 should last more than 2 months....