Nike shoppers are raving about these Air Jordan golf shoes, and they’re on sale right now for 44% off. The Arena Media Brands, LLC and respective content providers may receive compensation for ...

These wide-fit Jordan golf shoes are 35% off before Christmas, down to only $127. Nike is drawing in golfers and Jordan sneaker fans alike with a late December sale for those in the market for ...

Yes, Air Jordan has three models of golf shoes under the Nike umbrella: Air Jordan I High G, Air Jordan 1 Low G, and — at the request of MJ himself — Jordan ADG 4.

Nike is selling Air Jordan 14 G Golf Shoes for $230. Available sizes range from men's 3.5 to 11.5 and women's five to 13. About the shoes, Nike says, "A timeless classic remixed for the course ...

Nike is selling Nike Air Max 90 G Golf Shoes for as low as $85. The list price is $140, so buyers are saving as much as 40%.

Nike Air Jordans are typically priced at a premium compared to other golf shoes. However, in my experience, the Nike Air Jordan 1 Low G offers the best value for money owing to its style, comfort ...

Like all iconic Jordan shoes, these golf shoes are as much of a collector’s item as they are coveted to actually be worn. While the Air Jordan 1 Low G is the most affordable of all the available ...

Travi Scott X Air Jordan 1 Low Golf Shoes $170 Available Oct. 13 Eastside Golf launches second collaborative collection with Nike's Jordan Golf to highlight golf’s journey toward inclusivity ...

Jordan Brand Reinterprets Nike’s Defining Footwear Innovation (Again) Jordan Brand and Nike are promoting a moveable, trapezoidal-shaped airbag unit as the key innovation of the new Jordan Brand Air ...

Much like the brand's newly announced, U.S. Open-Inspired Jordan Retro 6 G NRG Golf Shoes, which were just released today, these new Nikes have an undeniable LA street-style look and feel.

The Nike Air Max 1 '86 OG G Golf Shoes are on sale starting at $89. Shoppers say they’re “super comfortable” and “the best shoes to walk around in.” ...

The deal with Jordan came at a risk for Nike as it offered to name a shoe after him and pay out royalties alongside the normal contract. On April 1, 1985, Nike released Air Jordan shoes in six cities.