Men's Golf Socks Built for 18 Holes
Socks are easy to overlook, but they affect how your shoes fit, how your feet feel on the back nine, and whether you finish a round with blisters. Golf socks are built for walking and the lateral movement of the swing, with cushioning where you need it and fabrics that pull moisture away from your skin.
Sock Heights
No-show socks sit below the shoe collar and are the most popular choice with shorts. Look for a heel grip that keeps them from slipping down into the shoe. Quarter socks rise just above the ankle and protect the back of your heel from rubbing. Crew socks are the best choice with pants, in cool weather, and for golfers who want more coverage.
Fabric and Cushioning
Synthetic performance blends wick moisture and dry quickly, which makes them the go-to choice for warm weather. Cushioning under the heel and ball of the foot reduces fatigue on walking rounds. Avoid 100 percent cotton, which holds sweat and causes blisters.
Socks and Shoe Fit
A thicker sock takes up room in your shoe, so always try on golf shoes with the socks you play in. If your shoes feel tight, a thinner sock may help. If your foot slides, a cushioned sock can fill some space. The Golf Guide's golf shoe fitting guide explains how to get the fit right.
Building a Sock Rotation
Keep a few pairs in each height, so you have the right sock for shorts, pants, and cold rounds. Rotating pairs extends their life, and fresh socks with good cushioning make a noticeable difference over a long walk. Pair your socks with the right footwear from the full selection of men's golf shoes.
Shop men's golf socks at TGW and keep your feet dry, comfortable, and blister-free every round.