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Ryan FoxPRESS“The shoe in question is, of course, the adidas Adizero ZG , a spikeless model that remains popular on tour thanks to its runner-inspired look, ultralight construction and responsive Lightstrike Pro cushioning.”
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Collin MorikawaPRESS“The Adizero is, in fact, probably adidas' most popular silhouette on tour, also used by Ludvig Åberg and Collin Morikawa . However both the Swede and the American use a special spiked variant of the Adizero that isn't available to the public.”
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“Morikawa has an apparel deal with adidas and wears Adidas Adizero ZG golf shoes”
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Ludvig AbergPRESS“Shoes: Adidas Adizero ZG 2025”
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“Aberg has worn adidas apparel since, as well as the brand's Adizero ZG golf shoes.”
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What reviewers say
Based on 4 reviews (3 press, 1 video), newest March 2026
What press and YouTube reviews of the Adidas Adizero ZG 2025 judged, by what buyers compare. Open any line for the quotes behind it.
Where it shines
- Grip & stability
- Looks
Where reviewers push back
- Comfort
ComfortSplit: Reviewers are split.Reviewers split: lightweight cushioning praised, but toe box too tight for some.4 reviews›
Praise (6)
“Comfortable, supportive heel area”
PressGolf Monthly, Dan · February 2025Read the review
“Lightweight build reduces foot fatigue”
PressGolf Monthly, Dan · February 2025Read the review
“I never felt weighed down, and the Lightstrike Pro cushioning strikes a great balance between softness and responsiveness.”
PressGolf Monthly, Alison Root · May 2025Read the review
“There's plenty of comfort to keep you going through 18 holes, but it's not so plush that you lose that all-important ground feel.”
PressGolf Monthly, Alison Root · May 2025Read the review
“once they did, the comfort really came through.”
PressGolf Monthly, Alison Root · May 2025Read the review
“For long summer rounds, the Adizero is more than comfortable enough.”
PressToday's Golfer · August 2025Read the review
Complaints (5)
“This pair did feel slightly firm straight out of the box”
PressGolf Monthly, Alison Root · May 2025Read the review
“it doesn’t quite reach the plush comfort levels of the Tour360 or CodeChaos”
PressToday's Golfer · August 2025Read the review
“it can feel a little pinchy in the toe box if you’ve got wider feet”
PressToday's Golfer · August 2025Read the review
“This is a super narrow tight shoe.”
VideoGolf Shoe Guy, Spencer · March 2026Watch at 1:46
“really it's just squeezing the crap out of my foot and cutting off circulation to my foot”
VideoGolf Shoe Guy, Spencer · March 2026Watch at 3:15
Grip & stabilityRated highly: Reviewers rate it highly.SPIKEMORE outsole delivers traction and stability rivaling traditional spiked shoes.4 reviews›
Praise (10)
“The new outsole is superb and matches the grip and security you get from a conventional spiked shoe almost identically.”
PressGolf Monthly, Dan · February 2025Read the review
“the Adizero ZG does one of the best jobs of any spikeless shoe I've tried at instilling this confidence in all conditions”
PressGolf Monthly, Dan · February 2025Read the review
“Superb grip from the new outsole”
PressGolf Monthly, Dan · February 2025Read the review
“made me feel totally grounded throughout my swing.”
PressGolf Monthly, Alison Root · May 2025Read the review
“There's just enough spring without my foot shifting around, so I always felt in control, especially on uneven lies.”
PressGolf Monthly, Alison Root · May 2025Read the review
“The SPIKEMORE outsole is the star of the show for me, it genuinely gives the same kind of grip and traction I'd expect from a traditional spiked shoe.”
PressGolf Monthly, Alison Root · May 2025Read the review
“the traction is seriously impressive”
PressToday's Golfer · August 2025Read the review
“Stability through the swing was excellent thanks to the dynamic stability system”
PressToday's Golfer · August 2025Read the review
“The balls of my feet have super good traction side to side.”
VideoGolf Shoe Guy, Spencer · March 2026Watch at 0:33
“I think the traction is incredible. Probably one of the best simplest traction systems I've seen.”
VideoGolf Shoe Guy, Spencer · March 2026Watch at 2:35
Complaints (1)
“It might not match the all-weather confidence of a full spiked model”
PressToday's Golfer · August 2025Read the review
- WaterproofingNot covered by enough reviews
- DurabilityNot covered by enough reviews
LooksMostly positive: Leans positive.Modern, slim silhouette impresses most, though exposed toe foam draws complaints.4 reviews›
Praise (5)
“First impressions? I think they look fantastic.”
PressGolf Monthly, Alison Root · May 2025Read the review
“I really like the subtle pops of colour, a mix of reddish-orange, pink, and silver, which feel fresh and fun without being over the top.”
PressGolf Monthly, Alison Root · May 2025Read the review
“this is one of adidas’ best silhouettes in years”
PressToday's Golfer · August 2025Read the review
“The football boot-inspired look is slim, fast, and modern without being too flashy”
PressToday's Golfer · August 2025Read the review
“I think the shape looks good.”
VideoGolf Shoe Guy, Spencer · March 2026Watch
Complaints (3)
“doesn't look great either”
PressGolf Monthly, Dan · February 2025Read the review
“Exposed Lightstrike foam near the toe prone to embedded dirt”
PressGolf Monthly, Dan · February 2025Read the review
“the looks of Adizero ZG are not my favourite on the market right now”
PressGolf Monthly, Dan · February 2025Read the review
- ValueNot covered by enough reviews
A criterion needs at least two reviews from different sources before it gets a verdict.
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Photo credits
- Ryan Fox, Collin Morikawa, Ludvig Aberg — Bryan Berlin, CC BY-SA 4.0