Nike's Roshe Golf Shoe Appears in A Prickly Makeover for the Phoenix Open

Nike Golf suffered a big loss when Tiger Woods ended his partnership with the brand, but it's been looking ahead, releasing cool and reliable product for athletes of all levels.

With news of a proper Cactus Jack Golf collection by Travis Scott still only rumors, the Swoosh's 18-hole-obsessed branch has treated fans to a vibrant, playful makeover of the Roshe Golf 2. A modified version of the lifestyle sneaker that took over the industry in the early 2010s, the shoe features the same straightforward design that made it so successful a decade ago. As its new name suggests, however, outsoles have been redone for the green: a spikeless, integrated traction pattern underfoot makes transitioning from field to concrete seamless.

The latest Nike Golf offering seemingly forms part of a larger collection prepped for the Phoenix Open. Textile uppers and their accompanying accents are overtaken with bold hues–including 'Key Lime/Barely Volt/Light Green Spark'. Prickle-shaped embroidered across the profiles work in-tandem with swoosh logos to unveil the Roshe's possible inspiration: the cactus. Performance-driven outsoles round out the pair in 'Active Fuchsia'.

A special scorpion graphic lands on the insole, further adding to the nature-inspired makeover.

Enjoy official photos of the playful golf shoes ahead. Pairs are bound to hit Nike.com on February 2025 for approximately $110.

For more from the Nike, Inc. family, check out the Air Jordan 4 'White Cement' retro bound for a May release.