Which golf shoes have the best arch support?

The best golf shoes for one person's foot requirements may differ from another's. For this reason, I advise golf lovers, especially those needing arch support, to purchase custom orthotics tailored to their exact foot shape.

An excellent option is Upstep's golf custom orthotics. They've been designed with the needs of golfers in mind to provide the right level of arch support to relieve pressure and discomfort. They'll also help to stabilize your swing and improve posture, making for a great round of golf.

As you stroll from hole to hole and putt, your feet will be on the ground for hours at a time if you're a golfer. You'll need golf shoes that are not just stylish but also comfortable and stable.

For ladies, the best golf shoes with arch support are:

• Women's Skechers Go Arch Fit Golf Shoe.
• Women's FootJoy Fj Flex Xp Golf Shoe.
• Women's Skechers Max Golf Shoe.
• Women's FootJoy Flex Golf Shoe.
• ECCO S-Three Gore-tex Golf Shoe for Women.

For guys, the best golf shoes with arch support are:

• Men's PUMA Ignite Fasten8 Golf Shoe.
• Skechers Men's Mojo Waterproof Golf Shoe by GO GOLF.
• Skechers Men's Max Golf Shoe by GO GOLF.
• ECCO S-Three Gore-tex Golf Shoe for Men.
• Adidas Men's Golf Shoes with Tech Response

The shoes are designed for maximum arch support, cushioning and blood flow, allowing you to walk the course and still have the energy to focus on the next swing. Adidas Men’s Tech Response Golf Shoes and Skechers Women’s Go Arch Fit Golf Shoes are the best golf shoes in this category for men and women, respectively.

You don't necessarily have to change your golf shoes, even with fallen arches. That's because then you will need to change all your shoes as fallen arches won't just affect you when you're walking. What you need is a custom insole that supports the foot arch and aligns the foot.

The best golf shoes for fallen arches include brands like FootJoy, Skechers, ECCO, and Nike, to name a few. However, using orthotics in golf shoes can also benefit individuals with fallen arches. Instead of getting new shoes, custom inserts can be a great option. They provide arch support, improve alignment, absorb shock, and can be used in different pairs of shoes. Consult with a podiatrist for a proper assessment and to get custom orthotics made.