The Jordan 1 low has made a comeback for the ages in the last few years. Once looked down upon by sneakerheads, the low-top silhouette has seen notable releases with the likes of Travis Scott jumping on the trend. It’s clear this translates to the golf course, where low-tops are preferred. And it helps that the ‘Chicago’ colourway is arguably THE most recognisable and iconic sneaker of all time. This is our personal favourite Jordan golf shoe on this list, and it’s fairly affordable and easy to get your hands via the links below.

In much the same vein as the Jordan 1 low, the high-top Jordan 1 Retro Golf Cleat takes advantage of the classic ‘Chicago’ colourway to deliver a clean example of a Jordan golf shoe. While we prefer to play in low-top shoes, the high ones give you added security if you’re ankles are a little past their prime – they’re also warmer. That being said, these are some of the most expensive and rarest Jordan golf shoes on this list so be prepared to hand over at least $2000 AUD if you want to get your hands on a pair. Still, a good one for the diehard collector.

The Jordan 3 ‘White Cement’ is another OG Colourway of the Jordan golf shoe and presents a clean white example that’s suitable for the clubhouse. In our eyes, these are the perfect pair for wearing underneath a pair of khaki chinos, and/ or shorts. Once again, due to the limited nature of the release, expect to pay around $1000 AUD for the privilege of owning a pair of Jordan 3 Retro Golf ‘White Cement’.

While a Jordan 3 Retro Golf ‘Black Cement’ doesn’t exist, the Brown colourway is the closest thing we have to a classic OG colourway made for the golf course. We love this one for its gold-coloured eyelets and brown outsole that are split by a white midsole in classic OG style. Once again, this is a rarer colourway so expect to pay around $750 AUD for a deadstock (unworn) pair.

The Jordan 4 Retro Golf ‘White Cement’ builds on the legacy of the Jordan 3 in more than just chronological order. It’s a shoe that’s long been a favourite amongst the most passionate sneakerheads, but also one that’s aged like a fine wine with chunkier styling and more intricate materials.

The ‘Bred’ Jordan 4 is one of the most iconic Jordan models of all time and one that’s perfect for the golf course thanks to its clean all-black upper. The midsole adds hints of grey, with white exposing the heel and air bubble that’s first to be included in a Jordan golf shoe (chronologically speaking). While we prefer the ‘White Cement’ there’s no arguing that these are a more affordable and obtainable option, expect to pay around $400 AUD.

Speaking of affordable Jordan golf shoes, the Jordan 4 Retro Golf ‘US Open Torrey Pines Pack ACG’ combines two things we love in a sneaker. First, it’s a bright and in-your-face colourway. And second, it incorporates everything we love about Nike ACG with purple and orange hits on the mesh and tongue logo.

Of course, we had to throw in our favourite Jordan 4 colourway while we are here rounding up the best Jordan golf shoes. This is the ‘Black Cat’ Jordan 4, a classic minimalist colour that takes the black and light graphite colour scheme and applies it to the golf course. Nicknamed the ‘Black Cat’ in honour of His Airness, Michael Jordan, this is an idea further explored in the Jordan 13 and mentioned in ‘The Last Dance’.

The Jordan 5 Retro Low Golf ‘Black Metallic’ takes our favourite Jordan 5 colourway and applies it to a golf shoe. If we weren’t rounding these up in chronological order we’d have them further towards the top of the list due to their affordable nature, classic OG colourway, and low-top configuration. If you’re looking to pick-up a pair of Jordan golf shoes right now, check out these via the links below.

You might recognise these for their famous midsole colour scheme that takes inspiration from ‘The Fresh Prince of Belair’ but applies a black upper instead of white leather. The Jordan 5 Retro ‘Black Grape’ golf shoe features a black nubuck upper with New Emerald and Grape Ice accents that find their way onto the shoe in the same way as the 2013 general release. Another affordable option, you can pick up a pair of these for $300 AUD.

No list of the best Jordan golf shoes is complete without a pair of Fire Red Jordan 5’s. With a white upper that’s suited to any modern golfing attire, this one will be at home on the golf course as much as in the clubhouse thanks to the understated colours.

We have a bone to pick with the Jordan 6 golf shoe because it’s far from our favourite Jordan golf shoe, but one that needs to be included because of the basketball shoe’s significance. The Jordan 6 is one of the most important Jordans of all time, however, the golf shoe misses out on the most important design aspect of the shoe. The air bubble. And for that reason alone, it’s why we won’t be able to recommend this one for the course. Instead, it’s a must-include on this list due to the super-limited nature and high price tag of $4800 AUD.

Following in the footsteps of the Jordan 6 Retro Golf Cleat ‘Infrared’, the ‘Oreo’ adds a touch of colour to the white upper but it doesn’t quite do enough to convince us. This is a great one for the hardcore Jordan collector who wants one of the most exclusive sneakers in their collection, especially one worth nearly $6000 AUD.

While the Jordan 9 has historically been a shoe to signify Michael’s leap into professional baseball, you can still flex on the course with one of the cleanest Jordan golf shoes on sale today… if you have the money. Another shoe that saw a very-limited release back in 2016, you’ll have to fork out close to $1600 AUD to get this one. We love the hits of red on the heel and sock liner while the white midsole helps break up the all-black leather upper.

As mentioned, the Jordan 9 has found its way onto the baseball pitch a few times but rarely the gold course. In the case of the Jordan 9 Retro Golf Cleat in ‘Wolf Grey’, it’s one of our personal favourite Jordan golf shoes of all time thanks to the clean and simple grey and white upper that’s perfect for the course. While they’re another super-limited shoe with an equally super pricetag of around $1900 AUD, they’re a great choice for collectors.

It’s sad that the Jordan 11 Retro Low Golf ‘Concord’ costs around $1000 AUD because we’d have at least 2 pairs of these for our time on the golf course. The patent leather Jordan 11 model was designed to be worn on the court during the game and with a suit in the post-game press conference. We love the hits of lime green on the cleated outsole that combine with the ice-white to let everyone know you’re not wearing basketball shoes on the course. A sin in anyone’s books.

If you’re looking for the most expensive and rarest Jordan golf shoes look no further than the Jordan 11 Retro Low Golf ‘Masters’. A shoe that was originally set for public release on the 8th of April, 2019, it was delayed before eventually being cancelled. As such, only a handful of pairs trickled their way onto the secondary market and prices reflect the rarity with sales figures exceeding $10,000 AUD.

On the flip side of the coin, the Jordan 12 Retro Low Golf ‘Taxi’ is one of the cheapest Jordan golf shoes on the market. Debuting in late 2022, the ‘Taxi’ colourway makes its way to a golf shoe to remind us of the first time Jordan laced up a pair of these in the fall of 1996. The shoe features a single-colour leather upper detailed in the classic ‘rising sun’ pattern, offset by faux reptile leather across the toe guard in black.

Continuing with tradition we’re flipping from an OG colour back to a modern interpretation with the ‘Driftwood’ Jordan 12 Retro Low Golf. Released in early 2022, the colourway blends a clean white upper (that’s better suited for play on the course) with the retro gum-coloured outsole and midsole hits. We particularly love the choice to go with a grey nubuck toe guard and gold hit on the upper eyelet. The best part? It’s affordable at $220 AUD.

The Jordan 13 has always been a love-it-or-hate-it sneaker and the golf shoe continues the tradition with a range of colourways that draw from the original. First on our list is the ‘White Red’ that promises to draw some eyeballs on the course with strong University Red panelling and heel. The choice to go with a metal Jumpman logo is always welcome in our eyes, and the black outsole is pure class.

White on white on white, the Jordan 13 Retro Golf Cleat ‘White Black’ is one of the more classic examples of a Jordan golf shoe. Released all the way back in May 2017, this one is better suited for collectors due to the exorbitant price tag and colourway that’s bound to get a few grass stains if played.

When it comes to the best Jordan Golf shoes, the ‘best’ is truly in the eye of the beholder. Man of Many’s list has chosen to rank the best golf shoes in order, meaning they’ll start with the Jordan 1 Golf shoe and end with the Jordan 13 Golf shoe for consistency. Along the way, they’ll tick off everything from low-tops to high-tops, OG colourways and limited edition releases with colours that are best suited to golf course attire.