Thick-soled shoes are popular for a reason: They’re really comfortable. Sizable midsoles absorb the strike from each foot plant, making the impact of long efforts easier on your joints. The bouncy feel is popular in running shoes from companies including Hoka One One, Brooks and OnCloud. But the style is just as popular in everyday wear as it is in distance running. If you love the thick midsoles of your day-to-day shoes and want the same feel on the golf course, here are four to try.
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Previous Next Pause Play Cole Haan Grand Pro All Day $175 The look of a sleek street shoe, and the performance of a golf shoe. The midsole provides both comfort and energy return, making your walk more comfortable and less laborious. Waterproofing makes these versatile. Read More Buy Now 1 / 1 
Previous Next Pause Play Duca Del Cosma Amantea $209 Inside, you’ll find extra arch support and a breathable, mesh lining. The upper is a combination of leather and microfiber, making it lightweight and waterproof. With thick midsoles, these shoes absorb the strike of your foot against the turf and emphasize comfort. Read More Buy Now 
FootJoy FJ Quantum $160
This shoe leans into the chunky sneaker trend. The thick midsole is a new foam, softer than what FootJoy has used in shoes past. Inside, the footbed molds snug to your foot for a comfortable fit.
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Previous Next Pause Play G/Fore Ripstop Trainer $225 High sidewalls keep your foot locked in place, and the wide base provides additional stability. The traction pattern transitions easily to off-course wear. The durable, athletic upper won’t have anyone guessing you’re wearing golf shoes. Read More Buy Now
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