Adidas' Adizero ZG Spikeless Golf Shoe Stands Out in 2025 - Enjoy Over 50% Discount During Amazon's Big Deal Days Event
The Nike Adizero ZG golf shoes are currently discounted on Amazon, offering up to $105 off their original price. With the Prime Big Deal Days event scheduled for 7th to 8th October, this could be the perfect time to grab a pair.
Golf shoe expert Dan Parker has given the Adizero ZG an impressive 4.5 out of 5 stars, praising its grip and security that rivals conventional spiked shoes. He found the shoes to be one of the best tested in 2025.
The Adizero ZG golf shoes boast a waterproof Sprintskin synthetic upper, ensuring your feet stay dry even in wet conditions. They are available in four colour options, with the classic all-white version priced at $82.20, depending on shoe size.
The shoes are made up of a blend of recycled and renewable materials, making them an eco-friendly choice for golfers. The new outsole design, named Spikemore, has also been highly praised by Dan Parker in his review.
One notable feature of the Adizero ZG golf shoes is the exposed Lightstrike foam near the toe, which provides excellent cushioning. However, Parker noted that this area can become prone to embedded dirt.
Amazon Prime is offering a free 30-day trial period for new customers, giving you the opportunity to take advantage of the significant discounts available, although only in certain sizes.
For those looking for even more budget-friendly options, the Nike S2G golf shoes are also available with up to 45% off, bringing the price down to as low as $41.
If you're interested in learning more about the Nike Adizero ZG golf shoes, be sure to read Dan's full review for more details.
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