Waterproof adidas Golf Shoes: 7 Best Models for UK Rain

The best waterproof adidas golf shoes combine a sealed upper, grip that matches your course, and a fit that suits your foot. The Tour360 24 suits players who want premium support in a spiked shoe. The S2G suits anyone who wants dependable dryness without top-end money. The CodeChaos 25 and Tour360 SL suit golfers who prefer spikeless shoes that also look right in the clubhouse.

The problem is that adidas sells many similar-looking models, and most listings simply say "waterproof" without telling you what separates one from another. Spiked or spikeless, leather or mesh, narrow or roomy: those differences matter more than the logo, especially over a wet British or Irish winter. This guide covers seven models, what each does best, who it suits and how it fits.

MoreSports stocks adidas golf shoes online and in our Dunluce Golf Shop in Coleraine. This guide is written to help you pick the right pair before you order, so you keep the pair you choose.

What to check before buying waterproof adidas golf shoes

Three things decide whether a pair works for you: the waterproof warranty, the spike type and the sizing. Check them in that order and you will rule out most of the wrong pairs quickly.

How the waterproof warranty works

Most adidas golf shoes waterproof models come with a 12-month limited waterproof warranty. For the 2025 line-up, the exceptions were the Samba spikeless golf shoes and the Stan Smith, which sit outside it. Warranty terms can change between seasons, so confirm them on the listing for the exact pair you are buying.

A limited warranty covers a failure of the waterproofing. It does not cover ordinary wear, so keep your proof of purchase and read the terms before you pay.

Check the warranty on the specific style, because the streetwear-inspired models are not covered like the performance ones.

Spiked or spikeless in the wet

Spiked shoes give the most grip on soft, sloping turf. Their spikes are replaceable, which extends the life of the shoe. They are built for the course, though, and feel out of place off it.

Spikeless shoes are lighter, more flexible and easy to wear to and from the course. Modern rubber and TPU outsoles grip far better than they used to, but on very soggy ground a spiked shoe still has the edge.

Men's and women's waterproof ranges

adidas lists men's and women's waterproof golf shoes in separate ranges. Use the size guide for the pair you are buying rather than converting from a men's size. The comparison below covers the seven models in this guide.

The seven models side by side

Model	Spikes	Standout feature	Fit note
Tour360 24	Spiked	Boost heel, 360Wrap	True to size
S2G	Spiked or spikeless	Value, mesh or leather	Runs slightly small
Tour360 SL	Spikeless	3D Traxion outsole	Snug midfoot wrap
Adizero ZG	Spikeless	Football boot profile	Narrow, size up if wide
CodeChaos 25	Spikeless	Breathable mesh upper	Roomy, try half a size down
MC80	Spikeless	Full-grain leather	Runs large
S2G RAIN.RDY	Spiked boot	Four-cleat TPU outsole	Try on with winter socks

1. adidas Tour360 24

Key features

The Tour360 24 is the premium spiked option and the shoe that most golfers picture when they think of waterproof adidas golf shoes for a full winter round. A waterproof leather upper sits over a cushioning stack that pairs Boost in the heel with Lightstrike in the forefoot.

• 360Wrap upper that hugs the midfoot
• Torsion Bridge for stability through the swing
• Thintech seven-spike outsole
• Suede T-shape heel, designed to end the heel blisters of older Tour360 models

If you play wet, hilly courses and want the most locked-in feel adidas offers, try this pair first.

Who it suits and how it fits

This is the shoe for the committed golfer who walks most rounds and wants spiked traction when the fairways turn soft. It fits true to size in length and width, which makes ordering online less of a gamble than with the narrower adidas models.

Expect to pay more than for an S2G, because you are paying for leather and the full cushioning package. The leather wipes clean but will crease with wear. Check which season's version is in stock, and confirm the waterproof warranty terms on the listing.

2. adidas S2G

Key features

The S2G is the value pick among waterproof adidas golf shoes. It is the one to choose if you want a comfortable, good-looking pair without paying tour-level money. The family is wide: you can choose spiked or spikeless, mesh or leather, and every version is waterproof.

• Lightweight build that suits walking 18 holes
• Plush cushioning, especially around the ankle
• Grippy outsole in both spiked and spikeless forms
• BOA lacing available on some versions

The S2G is the safest all-rounder for golfers who want dry feet and a sensible price.

Who it suits and how it fits

It suits everyday club golfers, newer players and anyone buying a first proper pair of waterproof shoes. It lacks the premium extras of the Tour360, but the cushioning and support are good enough for long days. Choose spiked if your course drains slowly, and spikeless if you want to wear them beyond the course.

The S2G runs slightly small, so size up if you are between sizes and try a pair on if you can. White colourways show dirt, though the leather versions wipe clean easily. The price sits well below the Tour360 range, but it varies by version and colour.

3. adidas Tour360 SL

Key features

The Tour360 SL is the spikeless version of the Tour360 idea. It keeps the 360Wrap midfoot fit, adds Jet Boost cushioning for energy return, and swaps spikes for a 3D Traxion outsole. It handles a good range of conditions without the bulk of traditional cleats.

• INSITE 2.0 sockliner for a plush underfoot feel
• Torsion Bridge for structure without stiffness
• Clean, modern upper that is easy to maintain
• Waterproof construction for wet rounds

Pick the SL if you want tour-level support in a shoe you will happily wear into the clubhouse.

Who it suits and how it fits

This pair suits golfers who want one shoe for everything: early tee times, a walk to the bar and the drive home. The snug midfoot wrap locks the foot in place during the swing, so it also appeals to players who dislike a loose feel.

Be realistic about wet-weather grip. One reviewer still preferred the spiked Tour360 for the very worst days. If your course turns to mud for months, choose the spiked Tour360 24 instead. For mixed British conditions, the SL is a strong, comfortable choice, and its price sits in the upper-middle of the adidas range.

4. adidas Adizero ZG

Key features

The Adizero ZG is the fast, athletic spikeless pick. Its football boot-inspired profile is slim and sleek, with Lightstrike Pro cushioning and a locked-in heel. It gives aggressive traction for a spikeless shoe, so you notice the lack of spikes less than you might expect.

• Lightstrike Pro midsole for responsive comfort
• Waterproof upper that is easy to clean after muddy rounds
• Lightweight but stable platform
• Sustainable materials in the build

The Adizero ZG is the best choice if you want waterproof adidas golf shoes that feel like a performance trainer.

Who it suits and how it fits

It suits athletic, lower-handicap-style players who like a firm, agile feel and a modern look. Tour players such as Ludvig Åberg and the Højgaard twins have been seen in it, which gives some indication of its performance.

The catch is fit. The shoe is narrow and firm, and it feels more football boot than slipper, so golfers with wide feet should size up and may still find the toe pinches. Try it before committing, or use a retailer with generous returns. It is a mid-to-premium option, so compare current prices.

5. adidas CodeChaos 25

Key features

The CodeChaos 25 is the boldest design in the adidas golf range, and it backs up the look with real performance. BOOST in the heel and LIGHTSTRIKE foam in the midsole give a plush step-in feel. The breathable mesh upper keeps feet cooler on warmer days while still working as a waterproof shoe.

• Zig-zag, sneaker-style outsole with multi-directional traction
• Lightweight build that reduces fatigue over 18 holes
• Breathable mesh upper with waterproof protection
• Bold lines and standout colourways

Despite the sneaker-style sole, wet-turf grip is close to that of spiked models.

Who it suits and how it fits

It suits golfers who want a spikeless shoe with high-level grip and who do not mind standing out. The mesh makes it a good choice for golfers who find fully leather waterproof shoes too warm in summer, since it works across most of the playing year.

The fit is roomy. Try half a size down if you normally wear a snug shoe, especially if you ordered online. Because it fits generously, it can also suit wider feet that struggle with the Adizero. The price sits in the middle of the adidas range.

6. adidas MC80

Key features

The MC80 is the classic-looking choice, with a brogue-inspired design that departs from the typical athletic adidas shoe. The full-grain leather upper is soft straight from the box, so there is little or no break-in period, and the Boost insole adds comfort over a long round.

• Waterproof full-grain leather upper
• Lightweight, roomy construction
• Spikeless outsole with a distinctive, bold sole design
• Coloured accents for a unique look

The MC80 offers premium materials at a notably accessible price, which makes it the best-value leather option here.

Who it suits and how it fits

This pair suits golfers who want a traditional look with modern comfort, and it is a sensible pick for drier or mixed-weather rounds. Grip is solid for a spikeless shoe, but it is not the top choice for very wet days. If your course floods regularly, choose a Tour360 or the RAIN.RDY boot.

The shoe runs large, so size down or try before buying. The flashy sole will divide opinion among traditionalists. The price is lower than most leather golf shoes, but confirm the current price and the waterproof warranty on the listing.

7. adidas S2G RAIN.RDY boots

Key features

The S2G RAIN.RDY is the winter specialist. It is a spiked golf boot built to keep your feet dry whatever the weather, short of wading into a water hazard. A TPU outsole with a simple four-cleat design gives a responsive, durable grip, and a Lightstrike midsole adds comfort and energy return.

• Waterproof boot construction that covers more of the ankle
• Four-cleat TPU outsole
• Lightweight build for a boot
• Comes in a single colourway

If wet feet are your main problem, this is the most protective adidas option here.

Who it suits and how it fits

It suits year-round golfers in wet climates, winter players and anyone who walks or hikes in their golf footwear. The boot style protects better against wet grass and puddles than a low-cut shoe, and it is lighter than you might expect.

The downsides are limited choice and warmth. With only one colour, you cannot match your outfit, and a waterproof boot is too warm for summer rounds. Try it on with your usual winter socks. Pricing is mid-to-upper range, so check the listing for current figures and warranty terms.

Choosing your pair

For most golfers the choice is simple. Pick the Tour360 24 for spiked, premium support, the S2G for value, the Tour360 SL or CodeChaos 25 for spikeless versatility, and the RAIN.RDY boot for the wettest months. Whatever you pick, check the waterproof warranty and sizing before you order.

If you want to compare these pairs in one place, browse adidas golf shoes at MoreSports. We offer free UK delivery over £25 and 90-day returns on unused items, so you can order with confidence and swap the size if it is not quite right.