Nike Infinity G review

Who should buy the Nike Infinity G

The Infinity G fuses all essential golf features packaged in a budget-friendly price tag. You should definitely add this to your rotation of golf shoes if you are:

• a beginner golf player who wants an affordable Nike golf shoe
• a player who values clean and elegant-looking golf footwear

Who should NOT buy the shoe

If you don't mind investing a bit more money in a pair of golf shoes to ensure better quality, consider Adidas CP Traxion Spikeless or Footjoy Pro SL.

Infinity G's incredibly comfortable cushioning

Owners are hands down on Infinity G's coziness. One of them even mentioned that it felt like he was "wearing slippers but with great support." Another claims that he has "forgotten to change shoes multiple times because of it." Some have compared the in-shoe feel to casual sneakers.

The shoe is so comfortable that players can perform their swings without feeling exhausted until the last hole. And even after the game, the shoe makes sure that "legs don't hurt as much as before," according to a tester.

Solid spikeless grip

Even with its integrated spikes, the Infinity G is still considered a spikeless golf shoe. But despite the lack of spikes, it guarantees plenty of grip.

According to several reviewers, it sticks onto the grass regardless of whether it's wet or dry.

Noisy soles

The only caveat with the shoe's sole is that it produces squeaky sounds. As one of the wearers pointed out, "sounds like I have potato chips in my shoes."

1-year waterproof warranty of the Infinity G

The Infinity G from Nike has an impermeable build to help feet stay dry in wet conditions, thanks to its synthetic leather upper. It is guaranteed to be waterproof for a year.

Golfers report that their feet never get wet in the Infinity G as it effectively keeps the feet dry in the rain and morning dew.

Fit is controversial but it can be fixed

Opinions are divided regarding the fit of the Nike Infinity G. Some are happy with it, claiming that the shoe fits like a glove and has enough toe room. Others complain that it is too narrow in the toebox and they had to either size up by 1 or 2 sizes or get the Wide version. They also got bad blisters on the heels.

Synthetic leather upper gives the Infinity G a clean vibe

Many testers adore the classic and simple aesthetic of the Nike Infinity G. According to them, the upper not only helps with the waterproof characteristic, but it also makes this Nike golf shoe durable, smooth, and easy to clean. It's a compliment magnet for sure.