Vice Fuse Golf Shoes Review

Over the past few years, Vice Golf has built a reputation for doing things differently. Known initially for disrupting the golf ball market with premium performance at a more accessible price, Vice has steadily expanded into apparel, accessories—and now footwear. The Vice Fuse line represents their push into modern golf shoes, blending streetwear aesthetics with on-course functionality.

We recently took a closer look at two standout models: the Vice Fuse Black Yellow and the Vice Fuse Blue Petrol. Both shoes share the same performance DNA, but deliver very different visual personalities.

First Impressions: Style That Stands Out

The first thing you notice about both Fuse models is that they don’t look like traditional golf shoes—and that’s exactly the point.

• Black Yellow: This version leans bold and energetic. The contrast between the black base and bright yellow accents gives it a sporty, almost performance-running-shoe vibe. It’s the kind of shoe that makes a statement without being over-the-top.
• Blue Petrol: A more refined, lifestyle-oriented option. The muted blue tones feel modern and versatile, making it easy to pair with a wide range of outfits. This is the one that transitions seamlessly from the course to everyday wear.

Vice clearly understands that today’s golfer doesn’t want to change shoes in the parking lot. These are designed to go from the first tee to the clubhouse—and even beyond.

Vice Fuse Black Yellow

Comfort & Fit: Lightweight and Flexible

Once you slip them on, the Fuse shoes immediately feel different from more traditional golf footwear.

The upper is made from a breathable, flexible material that wraps comfortably around the foot. There’s no stiffness or break-in period, which is a major plus. The fit is snug but not restrictive, giving you a secure feel without pressure points.

The cushioning is where the Fuse really shines. It’s not overly soft, but it provides enough responsiveness to keep your feet comfortable through 18 holes. Walking golfers, in particular, will appreciate the lightweight construction.

For players used to heavier, structured golf shoes, the Fuse may feel more like a hybrid between a sneaker and a golf shoe—and that’s intentional.

Traction & Performance: Spikeless, But Stable

Both models feature a spikeless outsole designed for versatility. The traction pattern is aggressive enough to provide solid grip during the swing, even in less-than-ideal conditions.

While they may not offer the same locked-in feel as traditional spiked shoes in wet or hilly terrain, they perform well for most standard playing conditions. For casual rounds, walking courses, or dry weather, the stability is more than sufficient.

The outsole also reinforces the shoe’s off-course appeal. You won’t feel awkward walking into a restaurant or clubhouse—something that can’t be said for many traditional golf shoes.

Versatility: Where These Shoes Win

This is where the Vice Fuse line separates itself.

These shoes are built for the modern golfer who values flexibility—not just in their swing, but in their lifestyle. You can:

• Wear them to the course
• Walk 18 comfortably
• Head straight to lunch or errands afterward

The Blue Petrol version especially excels here. It could easily pass as a casual sneaker, making it a strong option for golfers who want maximum versatility from their gear.

Vice Fuse Blue Petrol

Durability & Practical Considerations

Because of the lightweight, flexible construction, the Fuse shoes may not have the same long-term durability as more structured, leather-based golf shoes. That’s the tradeoff for comfort and style.

They’re best suited for:

• Fair-weather golfers
• Walking rounds
• Players who prioritize comfort and aesthetics

If you frequently play in wet conditions or prefer a more traditional, locked-in feel, you may want to keep a second pair of shoes in your rotation.

Also, the posted disclaimer on the product page is true – This shoe runs small. Based on customers’ feedback, we recommend choosing a full size up. I added a full size to my normal shoe size and the Vice Fuse fit perfectly.

How They Fit Into the Vice Ecosystem

The Fuse shoes are part of a broader push by Vice Golf to create a complete lifestyle brand for golfers.

In addition to footwear, Vice has made a strong impression with:

• Their popular Vice Pro and Vice Pro Plus golf balls
• Bold, modern apparel collections
• Accessories that reflect the same clean, youthful design language

The shoes feel like a natural extension of that ecosystem. If you’re already a fan of Vice’s aesthetic, the Fuse line fits right in.

Final Verdict

These Vice Golf Shoes are not trying to compete with traditional golf shoes—and that’s their biggest strength.

They’re designed for a new kind of golfer:

• Someone who values comfort
• Appreciates modern design
• Wants gear that fits both on and off the course

At their core, both models deliver a comfortable, stylish, and versatile experience that aligns perfectly with Vice’s brand identity.

They may not replace your go-to shoe for wet, competitive rounds—but for everything else, they’re a compelling option that brings something fresh to the golf footwear space.