Under Armour Charged Draw 2 Golf Shoe Review
Under Armour are huge players in the golf shoe game and have a fresh new lineup for the 2023 season. The UA Charged Draw 2 wide golf shoes is fully waterproof and is at an extremely competitive price point, so how did we find them? Find out in our Under Armour Charged Draw 2 Golf shoe review.
Under Armour Charged Draw 2 golf shoes review: NCG Summary
NCG SUMMARY
Under Armour are a shoe brand you can trust. Just like Nike and Adidas, they have pretty much perfected sports shoes, so it’s great to be able to get that technology and performance in a golf shoe.
The Charged Draw 2 Wide golf shoe is comfortable straight out of the box thanks to the Charged Cushioning midsole uses compression molded foam for ultimate responsiveness & durability.
If you’re looking for a new pair of waterproof shoes that will perform all year round in any conditions without breaking the bank, these Under Armours are an excellent option
PROS
- Easy to clean
- Excellent traction.
- Great for wide feet
CONS
- Not a leather shoe
Under Armour Charged Draw 2 golf shoes
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First Impressions
I’ve never owned a pair of Under Armour shoes before, golf or otherwise. I’m a big fan of the brand, have owned plenty of their gym kit, and even love Jordan Speith, but I’ve never thought to get a pair of the shoes.
I ordered a grey pair as I’m fed up with trashing white shoes in the mud in the wet winter/spring we’ve been cursed with in the UK recently, and absolutely loved the look of these out of the box. These shoes will be versatile moving into warmer weather suiting any colour chino I have in my wardrobe.
The simplicity of design and shape of the shoe are excellent. I normally would always lean towards a leather shoe but the TPU outsole is really flexible and light and feels modern somehow.
Putting them on, I couldn’t believe how comfortable they are. These UA shoes have Charged Cushioning midsole that uses compression molded foam which results in maximum comfort. They do have that running/gym shoe comfort you would hope to get from this huge brand.
I received a size 7 in the Charged Draw 2 Wide shoes and they fit perfectly. They feature an anti-microbial Ortholite sockliner for unmatched underfoot comfort & breathability, and I am extremely interested in something that will help my feet sweat less during a round of golf, which is something I’ve found before from a synthetic shoe.
On Course Testing
I wore the Under Armour shoes during a round at my home club Sand Moor on a wet spring morning, and this shoe is perfect for that venue. The turf is a bit soft on the first 4 holes which put the grip to the test, but then firms up after that which is more of a test of comfort.
The traction and stability I had in these shoes was incredible. There was no chance of slipping and I felt like I had a tremendous grip of the ground on all different types of sloping lies, which gives me confidence when creating shots out on the golf course.
The 19th hole
I wouldn’t walk straight to the bar with these golf shoes on, and certainly wouldn’t wear them anywhere casually. They are very much golf shoes. They look great and but with the spikes you are certainly not going to go straight from the course to the pub without changing your foot wear.
I really liked how easy they were to clean and how smart they washed up to be. I feel like I could make these shoes last years with some care which for the value price you can get them for is a huge victory for golfers.
I will absolutely continue to wear these shoes in winter and wet spring. They are warm, waterproof and go well with trousers and waterproof trousers and are absolutely worth the price!
Fit: True to Size/Small/Large/Wide/Narrow
Style: Athletic/Traditional/Off Course Friendly/All Weather/Casual
Out of Box Comfort: 9/10
Stability: 9.5/10
Value for Money: 9.5/10
Under Armour Charged Draw 2 golf shoes
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Under Armour Charged Draw 2 wide golf shoes review: The Details
Available: Now
RRP: £95
Sizes: UK 7-12 (inc. half sizes).
Colours: Grey or Black or White
More info: Under Armour Website
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Jack Backhouse
Jack is a PGA Golf Professional who specialises in coaching, teaching golf to beginners and top-level amateurs for 10+ years. He also loves his golf equipment and analysing the data of the latest clubs on the market using launch monitors, specialising in blade irons and low-spinning drivers despite having a chronically low ball flight.
Although Jack has no formal journalism training, He has been reading What's In The Bag articles since he started playing at 12 and studying golf swings since his dad first filmed his swing to reveal one of the worst over-the-top slice swings he reckons has ever been recorded, which set him off on the path to be a coach. His favourite club ever owned was a Ping G10 driver bought from a local top amateur with the hope that some of the quality golf shots would come with it (they didn't), and worst was a Nike SQ driver he only bought because Tiger was using it.
Jack is a member of Sand Moor Golf Club and regularly gets out on the golf course to prepare for tournaments. Jack uses a TaylorMade BRNR Mini driver, a half set of TaylorMade P7MB irons, MG4 wedges and a TaylorMade TP Reserve putter.
