Your style doesn’t stop when you step off the course. And with clubhouse dress codes loosening, golfers have more freedom than ever to show personality from the grill room to post-round patio hangs. Whether your vibe is sporty, laid-back, or unapologetically luxe, good off-course shoes keep your look as dialed as your short game. Today’s options deliver versatility without skimping on style—think sock-like knits built for life on the move, crisp white courts that go with everything, cushy slides that feel like a flex, and loafers with a modern edge.
Here are five kicks to add to your rotation that strike the perfect balance between tradition and trend.
Peter Millar Odeon 
Knit shoes have quickly become a wardrobe essential that hit the perfect intersection of comfort, versatility and modern style. They are a natural fit for life on the go.
Peter Millar’s new Odeon is a knit shoe that is as versatile as your 60-degree wedge. Whether you are bolting out of the house for your tee time or breezing into brunch, just step in and go. The slip-on design features a cotton-wool blend upper for a breathable, sock-like fit that moves with you, plus thermoregulation to keep your feet fresh in any season. Add a cushioned midsole, padded heel, and a minimalist silhouette finished with faux laces, and you’ve got a go-to shoe for nonstop living.
From a style standpoint, the Odeon brings a sleek and modern look. It is sporty but not athletic, casual but not careless, and polished without trying too hard. Easily pair it with technical golf pants, laid-back cotton chinos, or everyday shorts. Slip it on for clubhouse hangs, early morning coffee runs, travel days, and everything in between. One shoe that does all of this is an absolute flex in more ways than one.
Sun Day Red Osprey 
Sneaker trends come and go, but the crisp white court shoe has stood the test of time. It bridges the gap between too dressy for sneakers and too casual for loafers. Wear them in the bar and the grill room with cotton chinos, seersucker pants, or shorts. From there, you can dress them up for dinner with an unstructured blazer and tailored trousers or dress them down with tech pants and a hoodie. Sun Day Red’s new Osprey delivers that clean, minimalist aesthetic that we’ve come to expect from courts. It won’t be the star of the show, but it is an Oscar-worthy supporting actor that lets the rest of your fit shine. The traction on the outsole also allows the Osprey to transition easily to the range or practice green.
In men’s fashion, everyone is chasing that perfect blend of luxury, comfort, and lifestyle flex these days, which is why Lusso slides are having a moment right now. In the past, slides were all about poolside vibes, but Lusso has changed the narrative. With cushioned footbeds, they feel more like a slipper than a slide. Jones Sports Co., known for old-school, minimalist carry bags, has partnered with Lusso on these JSC ‘71 Shield Esto Slides. The corduroy uppers and terry cloth linings play into Jones’ heritage feel and bring back visions of those corduroy hats from the ‘80s. Not to mention, the corduroy instantly adds texture to any fit. Rock them with your golf clothes from the car to the clubhouse and back.
Greyson x Del Toro Suede Milano Loafers 
For better or worse, men’s fashion has become more casual, but there is still a time and a place for proper loafers that allow you to move from the corner office to the back patio cocktail hour at the member-guest tournament. If you are looking for the ultimate off-course flex, this Greyson x Del Toro collab blends heritage craftsmanship with a modern edge. For an après-golf look, pair these with linen drawstring pants and a navy knit polo or camp-collar shirt.
FootJoy x OOFOS OOahh Sport Slides 
Whether you are hitting the showers in the locker room or pulling up to the pool after your round, having a pair of slides that can handle water, dry quickly and soothe your feet is important. Not often do we see two footwear powerhouses team up for a collab, but this is a win-win-win for FootJoy, OOFOS, and golfers alike. OOFOS delivers active recovery, and FootJoy has a loyal base of customers that walk six or more miles every time they tee it up. From a style standpoint, the camo pattern and large FJ branding give these slides a sporty look. The footbed not only reduces load and stress on the body, but it is on trend with the chunky soles we are seeing in footwear these days.
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This article was originally published on golfdigest.com
