Now live in the Pro Shop: True Linkwear

True Linkswear is now stocked in the GolfN Pro Shop, the first pure golf-shoe brand to join the lineup, and the launch comes with a brand-new model: the Antigravity Pro. Three shoes are live at once, from a $199 everyday build to the $225 tour-caliber Pro.

It's not a new argument for True. For more than a decade, the brand has staked its name on the idea that a golf shoe should be judged by how it holds up on foot for four hours, not by how it looks in a pro shop window. The Antigravity Pro is the sharpest version of that argument the company has made yet.

Who True Linkswear is

True got its start in 2009, when two brothers, Ryan and Jason Moore, one competing on tour and the other caddying for him, got sick of every golf shoe on the market and decided to build their own. The idea was simple and, at the time, a little radical: design a shoe for golfers who actually walk, with a wide toe box and next to no heel-to-toe drop, instead of the stiff, cart-shoe geometry everyone else was selling. That's still the whole pitch fifteen-plus years later, which is why True is the brand serious walkers reach for, and why it's the first pure golf-shoe brand in the GolfN Pro Shop.

What just landed in the Pro Shop

Three models are live now, all built on True's Pebax Superfoam midsole:

The Antigravity ($199) is the foundation of the line: a durable ripstop upper, low weight, and a tread built to handle the course and the 19th hole without changing shoes.

The Antigravity Leather ($225) is the same platform dressed up in full-grain Napa leather and suede detailing, for golfers who want the comfort without looking like they're wearing a sneaker.

The Antigravity Pro ($225) is the one built for the guy who cares about his card. It's a genuine upgrade, not a re-skin, and it's worth walking through in detail.

The Antigravity Pro, up close

At 10.5 ounces, the Pro is barely heavier than the shoes in your gym bag, but it doesn't feel like a lightweight compromise once you're on hilly terrain. The Pebax Superfoam midsole and full-length nylon speedboard do the work most golf shoes leave to the outsole alone: real energy return on the walk, with a 4mm heel drop and a wide toe box that lets your foot do what it's supposed to do through impact.

The real story is the outsole. The knock on the original Antigravity, even from golfers who loved everything else about it, was the tread: comfortable, but thin when you needed to hold a stance on a wet slope mid-swing. The Pro answers that with an aggressive TPU outsole and integrated spikes built to grip like a traditional soft-spike shoe while keeping the spikeless feel underfoot. Add a laminated, waterproof TRUEdura upper backed by a two-year warranty, a TPU mudguard, and an iridescent camo heel detail that looks better in person than in a product photo, and $225 (twenty-five more than the original) is a fair price for a shoe built to be your only pair.

It comes in Classic Black, Glacier Grey, and Glacier White, sizes 7 to 15.

How to get a pair

This is where it connects back to the app you already have open. The GolfN Pro Shop works the way it always has: buy True Linkswear with cash and earn points back on the purchase, or put points you've already earned from playing toward the pair you want.

Open the Pro Shop tab in the GolfN app to browse the True Linkswear lineup. If your current golf shoes are on their last legs, or if you've just never played a round in something built by people who actually walk the course, this is a good time to find out what you've been missing.