The Skechers Go Golf Torque Pro is the comfort pick in value golf shoes: Skechers' famous cushioned, walk-all-day feel, made waterproof and stable enough for the golf swing, at a price that undercuts the big golf-shoe brands.
Skechers built its reputation on comfort, and the Go Golf line brings that reputation to the course without losing it in translation. The Torque Pro feels like a comfortable trainer from the first step — soft, cushioned and forgiving — which is exactly what a golfer who walks wants over four or five miles of a round. Crucially, it does that while adding the two things a golf shoe actually needs: a genuine waterproof protection so wet grass and early-morning dew do not soak your feet, and a stable, grippy sole that gives you a base to swing from.
Comfort, grip and waterproofing
The Torque Pro's cushioned midsole is its calling card — few golf shoes at this price are as easy on the feet across a full walking round. The spikeless, dimpled sole grips well in most conditions and doubles as a shoe you can wear off the course, which is part of the value: one shoe, two jobs. Its waterproof protection handles the wet grass and light rain most golfers actually play in. What it is not is a maximum-grip, maximum-stability shoe for an aggressive, ground-loading swing in heavy rain — for that you want soft spikes, covered in our spiked versus spikeless comparison.
Who it's for — and who should look elsewhere
Buy the Torque Pro if your priority is all-day comfort for walking, you want waterproofing and a shoe you can wear around, and you value spending less. It tops our best value golf shoes and best shoes for walking lists. Look elsewhere if you have a fast, aggressive swing and want the firmest, most locked-in base — a stiffer, spiked shoe will feel more stable — or if you specifically want the traditional structured feel of a classic golf shoe rather than a cushioned trainer feel.
The value verdict
The Torque Pro is a near-perfect value shoe for the walking golfer who wants comfort above all: it nails the things you feel every step — cushioning, waterproofing, everyday wearability — and skips the tour branding you pay extra for. For most golfers, a comfortable, waterproof shoe they will happily walk in beats a firmer, pricier shoe they endure. Spend where it matters: your feet touch every shot through your footing, and comfort keeps you walking.
