The ifrothgolf review
The GO GOLF Pro 6 is Skechers' top-tier on-course shoe. The standard version is a waterproof, lace-up spiked shoe with replaceable Softspikes Tour Flex Pro cleats, and it sits alongside a spikeless SL model and a Twist-Fit dial version in the same family. The headline is comfort: the podiatrist-designed Arch Fit insole and ECO FLIGHT foam are the same DNA that made Skechers a walking-shoe staple, now aimed at four-plus hours on grass. It carries a one-year waterproof warranty.
What's great
Out-of-the-box comfort is genuinely the best thing here. The Arch Fit footbed gives real, supportive structure rather than a flat slab of foam, so it suits walkers and anyone who finds firmer tour-style shoes punishing late in a round. The replaceable spikes on the standard Pro 6 mean you can refresh traction instead of binning the shoe, the waterproofing holds up to British dew and light rain, and at roughly 90 pounds on offer it badly undercuts the big golf-shoe brands for what you get.
Worth knowing
Sizing runs on the small and narrow side for a lot of people, so go up a half size or try before you commit, especially if you have wide feet. The styling is more cushioned-trainer than sleek tour shoe, which won't be for everyone. The cushioned, comfort-led midsole trades away some of the firm, locked-down stability that low-profile shoes give aggressive swingers, and the model range is genuinely confusing: spiked Pro 6, spikeless SL and Twist-Fit versions share a name, so check exactly which closure and outsole you're buying.
The verdict
If comfort and value matter more than a razor-sharp tour look, the Pro 6 is one of the easiest golf shoes to recommend at the price. Walkers and comfort-seekers will love it; players who want a firm, planted feel for a hard swing should try it on first, and everyone should size up.
