The Air Jordan 1 Low Golf Spike Gets a Chicago Colorway
PublishedQuick Facts
- Jordan Brand is introducing a new golf iteration of the Air Jordan 1 with removable spikes in the legendary Chicago colorway
- Features a retooled midsole forged for the fairway
- Releases May 10, 2026 and retails at $175
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From the pitch to tee time, the Air Jordan 1 Low has transcended its humble hoop origins. The Peter Moore-designed sneaker is a cultural icon on any playing field. The Air Jordan 1 is no stranger to the green, however, as Michael Jordan’s love of the game is well-documented.
The Jumpman has partnered with Eastside Golf a multitude of times to celebrate the royal and ancient game. Back in 2022, in an effort to get the silhouette onto the golf course, Jumpman introduced the Air Jordan 1 Low G as a golf shoe with an integrated spikeless traction pattern built for the links.
This year, Jumpman is bringing an all-new model of the Air Jordan 1 Low Golf Spike that opts for a removable spike system akin to the vaunted Air Jordan 4 collaboration with Eastside Golf. The detachable spikes offer a golf equivalent to wearing gym shorts under jeans, allowing golfers to take their Js on or off the green. In addition to those spikes, the classic Jordan 1 midsole also gets a transformation for the fairways with additional support in the heel.
Of course, you can’t bring the Air Jordan 1 to the fairway without the iconic Chicago colorway and the latest golf iteration stays true to the colorblocking. The silhouette features a white leather base with red overlays on the eyestays, toe, and heel. Black details appear on the laces, side panel Swooshes, the Jordan Wings logo on the heel and the removable spikes. Wrapping up the look is the customary red outsole that brings greatness to the green.
The Air Jordan 1 Low Golf Spike Chicago releases May 10, 2026, via Nike and select retailers online and in-store. Available in men’s sizing, the sneaker is set to retail for $175. For Jordan golf news and info, download the Sole Retriever mobile app.
Devin Robertson is a writer and sneakerhead from Memphis, TN. Outside of sneakers, he enjoys film, comics, and music.
