Best Pink Women's Golf Shoes 2025

Pink is a delicate and feminine color that has always been associated with women, and of course, we also recognize it as the color that shows support for Breast Cancer Awareness. For many years, much of the women’s golf equipment, apparel and shoes were designed in a shade of pink because manufacturers believed that was the color that all women wanted. The phrase “Shrink it and Pink it” springs to mind.

As far as women's golf shoes are concerned, nowadays women are spoilt for choice with the number of different designs and colors on offer, although it’s fair to say that pink still features strongly in either a small or large way because it is a color that appeals to many women.

WATCH: Alison Root tests over 15 pairs of the best golf shoes to crown her winner!

Putting colors aside, comfort is essential and thankfully the latest technological developments in the sole, midsole, upper and heel area means that comfort is instantly achieved. There is seldom a need to break shoes in – they can be worn straight out of the box for 18 holes.

Another factor is protection from the elements, and some of the best waterproof golf shoes on the market not only protect your feet from getting wet, but also offer breathability to help in the summer months.

For those women that love a touch of pink to brighten up their footwear, our team of contributors has put a number of shoes to the test over 18 holes - all designed to complement different outfits and suit different personalities. For more golf shoe buying advice, check out our guides on the best women's golf shoes, best spikeless golf shoes, or best spiked golf shoes.

Alison Root

Alison Root has over 25 years experience working in media, predominantly dedicated to women's golf. She is a respected voice across all areas of the game and has tested women's golf gear, including shoes, for many years.

The Quick List

Best Pink Women's Golf Shoes 2025

Best spiked

G/FORE's recent waves within the golf shoe market has been impressive - they've been responsible for some of the best women's golf shoe releases in recent years and have continued to build on that momentum with my top spiked pick here, the MG4+ O2 G/Lock.

Firstly I found these shoes to be very comfortable indeed, largely thanks to the now infamous massaging insole included in all G/FORE shoes. This insole is deep and spongey and this combines with a foam footbed to give a comfortable walking experience, whilst the little nubs feel like they are massaging your feet.

In terms of out and out performance, these provided as much grip as you could hope for from a spiked shoe. Lateral traction lugs and ten replaceable studs meant I felt locked into the ground throughout testing which included playing in both wet and dry conditions.

Lastly I really like the look of this shoe, especially in the pink colorway pictured here. It's a modern look and there are also a couple of other colors to choose from as well, with more on the horizon.

• Read our full G/FORE Women’s MG4+ O2 G/Lock Golf Shoe Review

Best spikeless

adidas have been at the forefront of one of the most popular growing trends within the golf shoe market - the emergence and growing popularity of spikeless golf shoes. The Adizero ZG I have picked here continues that theme and the performance delivered unquestionably in my testing.

Firstly, I think they look great. Modern, sporty and sleek with a lightweight build, there are a couple of colors to choose from, including the model we tested with pink/red accents featured throughout the design. They're aren't too flashy, but they're far from boring in terms of design. They're very comfortable as well, with Lightstrike Pro cushioning striking a great balance between softness and responsiveness as you walk.

Then despite it being a spikeless shoe, the grip is excellent mostly thanks to the SPIKEMORE outsole which features aggressive lugs on the perimeter of the outsole. This results in a lot of lateral grip and I am confident these will provide ample grip in all possible conditions. Even when tested on wet turf, I never slipped once.

Finally, the new Dynamic Torsion plate running from the middle of the foot to the front, made me feel totally grounded throughout my swing.

• Read our full Adidas Adizero ZG Women's Golf Shoe Review

Best versatility

Next I have picked a pink shoe which might just be the most versatile shoe in golf. Why? Well the 327’s are a cool looking shoe, combining retro styling with great performance, that has come to be expected from New Balance. Additionally I would argue they present excellent value for money a just north of $100, especially when you factor in the performance on offer.

I found these shoes to be surprisingly lightweight and comfortable, though as someone with slightly flat feet I do prefer a little more arch support. I would also recommend those interesting in going up maybe one size in these shoes because they do come in a slightly smaller fit.

I’ve had sneaker style golf shoes before, but these took me a good few holes to accept as golf shoes, that’s how much they felt like out and about trainers. Although I wouldn't recommend these a year-round shoe option, they're a nice rotation option for summer that can easily be worn on and off the course.

• Read our full New Balance 327 Women’s Golf Shoe Review

Best trainer style

A touch of pink sets of these white shoes and if you’re a golfer who plays frequently, sometimes even twice a day, or navigates hilly courses with many steps, the Puma Crush golf shoes might be perfect for you.

I found them to be the lightest and most comfortable golf shoes that I’d ever worn, reminiscent of a new pair of Nike running shoes but with the stability needed for weightlifting. Achieving a balance between stability and breathability, Puma has created a shoe that fits well, especially for those searching for wide golf shoes. For other women, it might be worth downsizing, as they are fairly roomy in the toe area.

The heel, arch, and laced area offer excellent support, while the traction on the sole is exceptional for spikeless shoes, with soft rubber enhancing grip. They are also waterproof and could double as trail running shoes or even tennis shoes due to their sturdy sole. Compared to running shoes priced over $200, these offer great value and versatility for both golfers and non-golfers.

• Read our full Puma Fusion Crush Sport Shoe Reivew

Best insole

If you tend to walk your 18 hole rounds rather than ride in a cart, it's important to equip yourself with a pair of comfortable golf shoes. We'd therefore recommend the G/18 shoes from G/FORE for those looking the ultimate comfort experience.

As we already touched on when talking about G/FORE's MG4+ O2 G/Lock shoes above, the insole included in all of the brands' shoes is hard to beat. Although it's a weird sensation at first, the massaging nubs on the insole quickly moulds to your feet and keep them comfortable as you walk.

Now admittedly the overall look of the shoe will divide opinion, but I really like the pink/blush finish I tested above, and the design touches elevate it into a unique overall aesthetic which many will like. Further enhancing the shoe is the durability and waterproofing. The G/18 is an all year round shoe and those who play hilly courses will appreciate the Heel-to-Toe Rocker Design which mimics a walking pattern as well as the Crash Pad Heel which prevented rubbing and improved comfort.

Finally they are on the upper end of the price scale, but there is a reason so many golfers love the performance of G/FORE golf shoes.

• Read our full G/FORE Women's G/18 Golf Shoe Review

Most lightweight

My final pick is the latest edition of the Fuel shoe from FootJoy, finished in a lovely ;ink and white color here. Usually FootJoy is a brand that values substance over style but this has changed over the last few years because I would argue the brand now makes some of the best looking shoes in the game, whilst maintaining the excellent performance. In my opinion the Fuel fits into that.

It is a shoe that suits pretty much every golfer. It might well be the most lightweight shoe on the market, but that benefit does not compromise its performance. The outsole is very impressive, making this a reliable golf shoe to carry you through every season.

These are yet another spikeless option that provide plenty of grip courtesy of the Power Stabilizer outsole, inspired by the popular FootJoy’s Pro/SL series, which means the multi-dimensional lugs and a Stability Bridge that supports the midfoot and gave me great traction during testing.

• Read our full FootJoy Fuel Women's Golf Shoe Review

How we test golf shoes

For this buying guide, we have specifically included a selection of shoes that feature the color pink, but our golf shoe testing methodology remains the same, putting these models to the test over a number of rounds and in varying conditions. We do this to get a better understanding of overall performance in terms of factors like grip comfort, grip, stability, waterproofing, and in this case in particular, how the standout color actually looks on the golf course. The shoes listed above have been personally used by a member of the Golf Monthly team, while Women's Editor Alison Root heads up all women's golf product testing on the site.

This is the best way of testing a golf shoe, as using it in the real world over a number of rounds allows us to see how they perform when variables change like weather, ground conditions, different stances, lies, and so on.

Our testing process also allows us to see which brands come up small or large, which models start to feel uncomfortable after 18 or 36 holes, and which designs are the most versatile, wearing the shoes on the golf course and beyond.

The testing process is rigorous to the point where we will regularly attend product launches and meet with the manufacturer’s R&D experts to understand the new technology. That isn't to say manufacturers can buy a good review though, as all our women's shoe reviews are made by women, for women golfers.

How to choose the best golf shoe

The women's golf shoe market features a vast array of different designs, colors and high-tech options that can sometimes make picking the right shoe quite an overwhelming decision. If you're new to golf or an experienced player, there are some things that we all need to consider when picking out our next pair of golf shoes. For that reason, regardless of whether or not you like the color pink, below is a list of the key points to consider when purchasing your next pair of golf shoes.

1. Spiked or spikeless?

This guide features only women's spikeless shoes, but choosing either spiked or spikeless is an important consideration. Spiked shoes offer greater grip and stability and can be used in all weathers. But they are perhaps better suited to wet weather and colder climates when the ground is a little softer underfoot. If you're looking to improve your connection with the ground as you strike the ball, then spiked shoes are the way forward.

But if you plan on playing primarily through the summer months, spikeless golf shoes are perhaps a slightly better bet. They don't have cleats on their soles, but instead have rubber teeth (nubs) or a very grippy sole that gives golfers ample grip on harder, dryer terrain. For that reason, spikeless shoes are also more lightweight and offer greater breathability than a spiked shoe, and many can deliver year-round performance. All the spikeless shoes featured above feature cushioned rubber soles that give you spongy underfoot support. Plus they offer more versatility away from the course.

2. Waterproofing

There's nothing worse than having soaking wet feet while you're on the course - this will spoil your round. Waterproofing is therefore an essential feature. If you live in a warmer, dryer environment, other factors on this list will be more significant, but if you live in a colder, wetter climate, then having waterproof shoes is invaluable.

Some players choose to wear a waterproof pair in winter and a lighter pair of shoes for summer. Another consideration is the ease in which you can keep your shoes clean. Sometimes breathable fabrics can be a lot more difficult to wipe down than a synthetic material or leather.

3. Support

The average female golfer walks between three and six miles during a round of golf. That means you can be stood on your feet for as much as five hours and for that reason, you need to protect your feet and give them as much support as possible to reduce the risk of tiredness and the amount of stress going through your feet.

For that reason, it is imperative that you purchase a golf shoe that not only looks good because it is highlighted in pink, but also comfortable with added support to your feet while you walk. You should bear in mind also that when you purchase a pair of supportive shoes, you are not just protecting your feet but are also protecting your knees, hips and lower back from stress-related injuries.

Plus if you already have an injury to any of these body parts, you should look to buy a shoe that has a spongy yet supple sole that cushions your step while you walk. You may also want to consider purchasing shoes that give you greater heel support too to reduce the stress traveling up your achillies while you walk. That can also prevent you from turning over on your ankles as you traverse any undulating fairways.

Finally, final thing to note is that golf shoes can sometimes sacrifice comfort and stability for performance-enhancing features to help you get more distance on your shots. That's why we recommend always trying out a shoe in your local pro shop before you buy it. That way, you'll get a better idea of the feel and comfort the shoe provides.

4. Getting the right fit

Along with support and comfort, you also need to get the right fit. If you purchase shoes that are too tight, you'll find you'll quickly develop blisters. But if you purchase a shoe that is too loose, you'll struggle to feel well connected to the shoe and therefore to the ground which will prevent you from playing good and strong golf shots.

For that reason, it is always important to try on a pair of shoes before you buy them and here are a couple of tips you need to bear in mind when doing that. When trying on a new pair of golf shoes, listen for the 'whoosh' sound when you slide your feet in. That is the sound of the air leaving the shoe, showing that it is the right size. On top of that, you need to do a walking test to ensure your feet aren't too restricted but are snug inside the shoe.

Another tip is to try on the shoes with the type of socks that you intend to wear them with. If you're buying a pair of spiked shoes for winter golf, you may want to wear a slightly thicker sock to your fitting session than you would if you're buying a spikeless shoe for summer wear. The better the fit, the more control and power you are able to generate in your golf swing and that means you'll be more confident when playing shots.

5. Styling

Obviously, style is perhaps one of the most important factors that women like to consider when purchasing a pair of golf shoes. Many brands have innovated the technology involved in producing women's golf shoes, they have modernized the styles, and there are a variety of colors to choose from, including pink!

But that doesn't mean that they have neglected more traditional styles of golf shoe, with many brands producing classic styles that still look very on-trend on the golf course. Whatever your style, there is something for everyone these days.

For more golf shoe buying advice, check out our guides on the best golf shoes for walking, best spiked golf shoes, or best budget golf shoes.

FAQs