Under Armour Phantom Golf Shoes - White/Grey - UK 6

The Under Armour Phantom Spikeless Golf Shoes are designed to be water-resistant, meaning they offer protection against light moisture like dew and light rain. They are not fully waterproof for heavy downpours or standing water, but provide sufficient protection for most golf conditions.

Yes, absolutely! The spikeless design of these shoes makes them highly versatile. You can comfortably wear them from your car to the golf course, inside the clubhouse, at the driving range, and for various casual activities off the course without issues.

For basic cleaning, wipe them down with a damp cloth after each use. For a more thorough clean, use a mild soap and warm water solution with a soft brush for the sole and a soft cloth for the upper. Avoid harsh chemicals. Allow them to air dry completely away from direct heat.

These shoes feature directional rubber studs on the outsole. This spikeless traction system is engineered to provide excellent grip and stability across various golf course terrains, from firm fairways to slightly damp rough, during your swing and walk.

Yes, a key design aspect of these shoes is their sneaker-like comfort, derived from Under Armour's athletic footwear technology. This ensures a cushioned and supportive feel, making them very comfortable for walking 18 holes or extended practice sessions.

Traditional spiked golf shoes use removable, often plastic, spikes for maximum grip, especially in wet or soft conditions. Spikeless golf shoes, like the Phantom, use rubber nubs or patterns integrated into the outsole for traction. Spikeless offer more versatility and comfort for off-course wear, while spiked shoes typically provide more aggressive grip in challenging conditions.

Under Armour golf shoes generally run true to size. However, fit can vary by individual. We recommend trying them on with the type of socks you typically wear for golf to ensure the best fit.

While providing excellent grip, spikeless shoes may offer slightly less aggressive traction than traditional spikes in extremely wet, muddy, or deeply saturated conditions. Adjust your stance and swing to compensate, and consider the course conditions when choosing footwear. Ensure the sole's rubber studs are clean and free of mud buildup.

White shoes inherently show dirt more easily. Clean them regularly after each use with a damp cloth and mild soap. For persistent stains, use a specialized shoe cleaner for synthetic materials and apply with a soft brush, then rinse gently and air dry. Consistent cleaning is key.

Ensure you are wearing appropriate golf socks, which are often thicker and offer more padding than regular socks. Check that the shoes are laced correctly – not too tight, but secure. If discomfort persists, consider breaking in new shoes with shorter wear periods or experimenting with different sock types.

Inspect the rubber studs on the outsole. Accumulation of dirt, grass, or debris can reduce their effectiveness. Clean the sole thoroughly with a stiff brush and water. If the studs appear significantly worn down, it may indicate it's time for new footwear.