When Nike launched their Prickly Pear golf shoes for the Waste Management Open earlier this month, it was anything but subtle. The bright, almost neon, green and pink colorway is an eye-catching homage to the lush desert landscape at TPC Scottsdale. 

The signature Nike swoosh features a depiction of a prickly cactus, but that’s about the only place you’ll find spikes on this shoe. This limited-edition golf shoe from Nike is actually spikeless and utilizes Nike’s integrated traction pattern that helps golfers navigate the firm and fast conditions of desert golf. They also added a gusset to the tongue of the golf shoe that prevents dirt and debris from getting in. 

Nike NRG Roshe Golf Waste Management Phoenix Open Prickly Pear

$110

A spiked Swoosh logo stands alone as you tiptoe amongst the cacti, while this desert-golf themed design is ready for any sort of thorny lie you might find yourself in as you trade barbs with the blitzed backers from afar. And put these on, don’t forget to check the insides of your shoes where you might find a friendly critter waiting. Venture into the prickly pears at your own peril and put your shot back where it belongs in this special Roshe G 2. Desert-themed spikeless golf shoe has a corduroy upper for premium look Soft, lightweight foam midsole provides superior underfoot cushioning and comfort Cushioned sockliner absorbs shock and provides additional comfort Gusset on tongue helps keep dirt and debris from getting in shoe Pull tab on heel makes it easy to put on and take off  Tough molded plastic on the inside of the shoe helps keep your feet in place through your swing Spikeless, integrated traction pattern helps eliminate transition time from the green to sidewalks

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While these shoes are great for the baked-out fairways of Arizona, they’re certainly durable enough to wear in any course conditions. That’s because these shoes are constructed from a tough, molded plastic that increases stability and boosts ground-force connection — so you can swing hard without fear of slipping. 

But these shoes aren’t just functional, they’re comfortable, too. When creating the NRG Roshe, Nike uses a soft, lightweight foam in the midsole to deliver superior cushioning. They also have a padded sock liner that absorbs shock and provides you with extra cushioning. 

And at a price point of $110, it sounds like a great shoe, right? 

Well, other people thought so, too. The Prickly Pear golf shoe is almost sold out after dropping recently on Fairway Jockey. While you can still grab it in a couple of sizes, make sure you sign up for Fairway Jockey’s rewards program. When you join, you’ll receive notifications of future drops and earn points on every purchase.

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