Under Armour Drive Fade Golf Shoes - White/Metallic Silver (3027878-101)

Under Armour Drive Fade Golf Shoes — White/Metallic Silver

Spiked, waterproof, and built around a cushioning system that actually returns energy rather than just absorbing it.

HOVR is Under Armour's answer to the fatigue problem on walking rounds. Most cushioned shoes absorb impact and leave it there. HOVR captures that energy and gives some of it back, which adds up over 18 holes.

Why It Works

• UA HOVR cushioning (heel-positioned): Reduces impact on every step and returns energy rather than deadening it. Noticeably different from standard EVA foam on longer walks, particularly on firm ground.
• UA S3 Spikes (developed with Softspikes and a golf biomechanist): Directional traction designed specifically around swing mechanics, not general grip. Stability through your backswing, downswing, and follow-through rather than just standing still.
• Waterproof microfibre upper: Soft, breathable, and fully waterproof. Microfibre sits between leather and synthetic in feel, closer to leather in durability, lighter in weight. Works across seasons rather than just summer rounds.
• Moulded sockliner: Locked-in fit with additional cushioning underfoot. Reduces internal foot movement during the swing, which matters for shot consistency as much as comfort.
• Lightweight TPU outsole: Flexible enough for natural foot movement through the swing, stable enough to support it. TPU outlasts rubber in high-wear areas.

Who It's For

Golfers who walk regularly and want a spiked shoe with genuine all-season waterproofing and cushioning that holds up across a full round. Works for mid-to-low handicappers who want performance traction, and equally for regular club golfers who just want their feet to feel good on the back nine.

Technical Specifications

One Thing Worth Knowing

Spiked shoes require checking club rules before wearing in the clubhouse. The Drive Fade is a performance golf shoe first, versatile second. If you want something you can wear off the course comfortably, a spikeless option will serve you better. If you want the best possible grip and stability during your round, this is the right call.