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PXG x Cole Haan level up golf footwear with a premium edge

PGX and Cole Haan deliver a limited edition golf collection steeped in quality

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It’s well known that Cole Haan always delivers quality and craftsmanship. This characteristic has made the brand notorious for both everyday sneakers and dress shoes. Now, the heritage brand is taking its expertise into its newest collaboration, partnering with PXG (Parsons Extreme Golf). Releasing a new limited-edition golf collection, both American brands bring their craftsmanship and quality to the collection that fuses modern performance with traditional design. “Our partnership with PXG reflects Cole Haan’s belief that innovation and craftsmanship should move in sync,” said Scott Patt, Chief Creative Officer, Cole Haan. “By merging our comfort technology with PXG’s exacting eye for design and performance, we’ve created a collection to meet the demands of today’s golfer.” The footwear collection released features five styles designed for performance, stability, and comfort for every type of golfer. 

Cole Haan joins PXG for a new golf footwear collection

Arriving in three men’s styles, the Cole Haan and PXG have fused innovation with all of the needs of a golfer. The GrandPro Crossover Golf shoe features full-grain leather uppers, GRANDFØAM cushioning, and spikeless rubber traction, offering flexibility that lets you go from the fairway to the clubhouse with ease. With a reinterpretation of Cole Haan’s iconic Oxford, the OriginalGrand Tour Golf shoe features waterproof leather uppers, GrandFØAM cushioning, and a removable spiked TPU outsole for more traction and control. Rounding out the offerings is the ZEROGRAND Overtake Golf shoe. This design features a water-resistant mesh upper and FlowerFoam cushioning for responsive comfort, while the spikeless outsole provides flexibility and grip for on and off the green.
As Krissie Millan, Chief Marketing Officer for Cole Haan, mentions, “This collaboration celebrates that mindset through design that’s functional, refined, and unmistakably modern.” All three men’s shoes are available via PXG retail stores, select partners, and PXG.com, and retail from $190 to $300.

Leslie Leon
Leslie is a Los Angeles-based writer and content creator. After attaining a bachelor's degree in journalism from California…
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