At its simplest, golf comes down to two things: walking and swinging. The Victory Tour 4 answers the bell to both, adding our Nike-only Flyplate technology to our timeless, premium-crafted shoe. The carbon-fibre plate is designed to flex when you walk. It's stiff when swinging, so you can stroll in comfort and rip away from wherever your ball lands.
Nike Victory Tour 4
At its simplest, golf comes down to two things: walking and swinging. The Victory Tour 4 answers the bell to both, adding our Nike-only Flyplate technology to our timeless, premium-crafted shoe. The carbon-fibre plate is designed to flex when you walk. It's stiff when swinging, so you can stroll in comfort and rip away from wherever your ball lands.
Our Nike-only Flyplate technology is flexible horizontally (soft for walking) and stiff vertically (for swinging).
Inspired by a seat-belt harness, our internal Dynamic Fit system gives you support right where you need it. The Cushlon foam midsole provides the right level of comfort and stability.
The upper is made from soft, supple full-grain leather with a slightly pebbled texture.
Listening to our athletes' feedback, we came up with a new frame for a better fit and shape compared with the Victory Tour 3. The internal foam collar offers sneaker-like comfort.
A two-pod outsole comes with a nine-spike traction pattern, giving you optimal grip when the weather gets dicey.
Your order of ₱7,500 or more gets free standard delivery.
Orders are processed and delivered Monday-Friday (excluding public holidays).
Nike members enjoy free returns. Exclusions apply.
4.1 stars
Sliding tongue problem
Steve2b41a9890a6344bb9611ecc11e21723f
I really loved the look of these shoes and they were pretty comfortable. The big problem is that the tongue slides down to the side. Very annoying. I chucked them after four rounds and don’t wear them anymore.
New Golf Shoes
Michael269021602
They are comfortable and stylish. I think they run a little big.
Great Look, Bad Performance
NickP398028588
I'm an avid Nike golfer, love the brand through and through, but this has been the most disappointing shoe over the past decade. They don't hold up well and the toe inevitably winds up with a giant oval of wear and tear after just about a month or so, not to mention the tongue of the shoe endlessly drifts to the side b/c of the interior loop dynamic that they've created, not to mention they run a full size larger than any other shoe they have created. Hoping to see a better version this year.
Nike Victory Tour 4