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Shoes are a crucial component of a golfer’s outfit. The traditional spiked leather golf shoes are the norm. However, several players have recently opted for more contemporary designs. The shoes should be clean, well-polished, and coordinated with the rest of the outfit’s color scheme.

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Golf is a game that calls for both talent and flair. When dressing for any occasion, golfers take tremendous care. A golfer’s attire is designed to provide comfort, flexibility, and protection during the game. However, a golfer’s gear may draw attention not just for its stylish appearance but also for its practicality. That is how Brooks Koepka caught the attention of the golf world with his shoes at the Masters.

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Brooks Koepka’s yellow Nike shoes at the Masters

The 2023 Masters were full of ups and downs. While the great competition between the players kept the tournament heated, the harsh weather conditions highly affected the tournament. Overall, the tournament was full of thrill and competition. A lot of players made a mark and a lot of them made it to the headlines.

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The LIV Golf star, Brooks Koepka, surely was in the headlines often. While his performance kept him in the limelight during the tournament, Koepka garnered attention even after the tournament ended. The tournament did not end well for the four-time major winner as he finished in a tied second with Phil Mickelson after losing the top place to Jon Rahm. In addition to his play and final score, Koepka’s yellow Nike shoes at the Masters have drawn attention.

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According to Golf, the shoes worn by Koepka at the Masters are the Nike Air Zoom Infinity Tour NEXT% NRG’s. However, these shoes are not new for him as the LIV star has been wearing them for more than a year now. While Koepka has been wearing this second version of the Infinity Tour for a long time now, this Masters model is surely different. This model is a part of the NRG pack, which took design cues from Augusta National.

What’s new with the Masters shoes of Brooks Koepka?

Koepka wore a different pair of shoes at the Masters than he had previously. These had a fuzzy-looking surface, branding that read “Always Fresh,” and a green Nike label towards the back. Additionally, the insoles were peach in color. The habit of the LIV celebrity of chipping and putting in Nike shoes inspired these sneakers, like earlier styles of the Infinity Tour shoe.

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However, the ones used at Masters also featured a new style and a number of design changes. Moreover, in these new shoes, Nike has sought to improve the overall design. The modifications include a larger overall volume to give your foot more room, an additional Zoom Air unit in the forefoot for even greater energy transfer during the golf swing, and more traction in strategically placed locations to assist prevent slipping.

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Which are your favorite golf shoes of all time? Let us know in the comments.

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Suhaib Bashir Dar

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Suhaib is a new addition to the EssentiallySports team as a golf writer. His passion for golf started with his admiration for Tiger Woods, and his favorite golf book is the co-authored Unprecedented: The Masters and Me by the legend himself. Before transitioning to golf, Suhaib wrote about the NBA, where he explored the legacies of basketball legends like Kobe Bryant and LeBron James. His expertise in multiple sports has given him a unique perspective on the game of golf, and he is excited to share his insights with readers.

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