Quick Facts
- Nike is retooling the Air Max 95 for the golf course
- This colorway comes in a South Beach and spring-ready color palette
- Redesigned features for the green include a spikeless rubber outsole and a thinner foam midsole
- The Nike Air Max 95 Golf Peony will be released Spring 2026
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It’s never too early in winter to think about getting back on the golf course. Nike is right there with you, and as the year of the Air Max 95 winds down, Beaverton is already getting the silhouette ready for 2026, this time in a spring flower-inspired golf shoe as part of the 95’s upcoming driver-ready retooling.
The Nike Air Max 95 Golf Peony is the first colorway of the course-ready AM 95 we’ve seen, cementing the remixed silhouette that we’ve been expecting for 2026 since the summer. Starting with a pink toe and bottom wave on the side panels, the bright colorway is based on the peony flower, a colorful bud with ruffled petals that fan out in a circle. The rest of the side panel creeps up with stripes of grey, teal, and light green, with white mesh covering the rest of the shoe, and more light green accents on the lace loops.
From the front, it looks like a pretty standard Air Max 95, but underneath, the spikeless golf shoes are designed with increased traction on the outsole to keep you steady in the tee box and dew-covered putting greens. The sole unit itself has been slimmed down entirely, leaving no foam between the Air unit and the outsole. Nike has been transforming its legacy lifestyle models to golf shoes for years now, and after going all-in on the Air Max Plus in 2025, expect plenty of golf-friendly 95s throughout 2026.
The Nike Air Max 95 Golf Peony will be released Spring 2026 through Nike and select retailers in-store and online. Available in men’s sizing, the retail price is set at $210. For all the latest golf shoe updates, make sure to download the Sole Retriever mobile app.
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