Nike and Eastside Golf take to the skies with their latest golf shoe collab
The Swoosh teams up with the Atlanta golfwear brand for a golf-ready rework of two iconic models.
Nike Golf isn't typically an outfit that embarks on collaborations for the sake of it. Then again, given they've got Rory and Scottie repping their clothes as well as a multi-billion-dollar sports, streetwear and sneaker empire providing them with eternal street cred, it's probably fair to say they don't have to.
When they do, however, it tends to produce pretty special golf gear. Pieces from the Swoosh's golf-centric collab with Stone Island a few years back still sell for thousands of pounds, as do the ultra-limited golf shoes they've dropped with the likes of Travis Scott and Justin Timberlake.
Atlanta-based golf lifestyle brand Eastside is one of the few brands to have found favour with Nike in recent years, however – a partnership that has once again borne fruit with a pair of eye-catching golf shoes inspired by life both on and off the course.
This is the second time in as many years that Nike and Eastside have teamed up on a pair of collaborative footwear models, having worked together long before then to dress up Jordan Brand's golf range on multiple occasions. In 2024 Nike and Eastside reimagined the Air Max '86 OG sneaker as a spikeless golf sneaker, pairing it with the then-current Victory Tour 3 golf shoe.
For their 2025 collab, the two have turned their attention to the new Victory Tour 4 shoe – a favourite of Rory McIlroy, among others – as well as a '90s running model that'll no doubt be familiar to plenty of Brits reading: the Air Max Plus TN. Centred around the theme of 'Take Flight', it dresses both shoes in rich hues of sky blue and white, inspired by clear blue days out on the course and the floaty feeling you get when wearing a pair of Air Max shoes.
While the Victory Tour 4 gets a more subtle visual makeover with Eastside Golf Branding and a metallic spiked sole, the TN gets a full course-ready rework. The spikeless outsole is reinforced with extra traction for use on the course, if you look closely enough, you'll find its iconic cage actually reads 'Eastside Golf'. Pretty cool.
This isn't a collection set to last on shelves long, so if you're interested, keep an eye on Eastside Golf's website for its September 25 release.
Brad Nash is Reviews Editor at GolfMagic, having joined the team in June 2025 to look after all things reviews, soft goods testing and equipment alongside Equipment Editor Tom. Primarily a writer, you may see him pop up in videos or on the GolfMagic socials from time to time.
