The 87th Masters Tournament is officially underway.
Just a weekend separates one man from donning a green jacket, giving his closet a boost for life. While you may not be able to add the coveted green jacket to your wardrobe, you may be able to upgrade your shoe game with some of the best shoes released this week in honor of the year’s first major.
We’ve brought together some of the best shoe drops from brands like Adidas, Nike, FootJoy and more as they all celebrate the start of the major season.
Whether you like spikes or molded spikes, sneaker silhouettes or more classical looks, we’ve got you covered.
For more Masters shoes, check out seven of our favorite golf shoes worn during Thursday’s opening round.
If you’re in the market for more than just shoes, check out our lists of Masters-themed apparel and accessories.
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Nike – Air Zoom Victory Tour 3 NRG Men’s Golf Shoe (PGA TOUR Superstore)
Price: $200
What you need to know: Be on the lookout this weekend for these shoes. Rory and others will be wearing these all week long.
Retrocross Spikeless Golf Shoe (Adidas)
Price: $110
What you need to know: If spikeless is more your style, these may be the shoes for you. Dashes of green add a splash of color on a sea of white, making this colorway a cool nod to Augusta National.
The Wildcard Leather Spikeless Golf Shoe (TravisMathew)
Price: $144.95
What you need to know: A near twin of the Adidas shoe above, these TravisMathew shoes fall more in line with the classic colors of the Masters.
FootJoy Premiere Series “Pastel Pack” (FootJoy)
Price: $219.99
What you need to know: The Masters finishes on Easter this weekend which make these FJ Premiere’s the perfect shoe to commemorate both. The most iconic FJ silhouette gets an Easter egg paint job, coming in pastel blue, pink or yellow.
Premiere Pastel Pack – Women’s (FootJoy)
Price: $189.99
What you need to know: The women’s edition of FJ’s pastel collection comes to us as the Issette silhouette. Coming in pastel pink, the Issette features premiere leather and VersaTrax+ Traction technology.
AUGUSTA MAGNOLIA GORE-TEX RIPSTOP GOLF SHOE (NOBULL)
Price: $189
What you need to know: These limited edition NOBULL shoes were released on Masters Thursday to pay tribute to the first major of the year. Scott Stallings will feature the new product this year at Augusta.
G/FORE x Barstool MG4+ Golf Shoe (PGA TOUR Superstore)
Price: $250
What you need to know: The MG4+ made our spring shoe roundup due to its light weight, durability and support. This special-edition shoe features a subdued yet fashionable floral pattern on the heel.
PUMA Men’s IGNITE Articulate Azalea Golf Shoes (DICK’S Sporting Goods)
Price: $209.99
What you need to know: Puma’s IGNITE line has quickly become one our favorite shoes on the market. Lightweight, stable and stylish, the IGNITE Articulate gets a Masters colorway with this white green and silver look. Check these out on Gary Woodland this weekend.
Nike – Air Zoom Infinity Tour NEXT% NRG Men’s Golf Shoe (PGA TOUR Superstore)
Price: $180
What you need to know: These limited-edition Nike Air Zoom Infinity Tour shoes are one of the best custom colorways we’ve ever seen. The nod to Georgia being the Peach State is seen both in the paint job as well as the produce sticker that really brings the look together.
Johnston & Murphy – XC4 GT2-Luxe Men’s Golf Shoe (PGA TOUR Superstore)
Price: $229.99
What you need to know: If you really liked the Johnston & Murphy shoes from earlier but prefer spikes, you’re in luck. If you’re looking for more Masters themed gear, check out our list of eight fun Masters-themed accessories.
G/FORE x Barstool Golf Gallivanter Men’s Golf Shoe (PGA TOUR Superstore)
Price: $250
What you need to know: The G/FORE Golf Gallivanter holds a spot on our shoe lists thanks to its classic look and incredible quality from heel to toe. Grab a pair of these limited-edition runs to step up your shoe game in an incredible way.
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