Presidents Cup Players Debut Custom Golf Shoes at Medinah
The short version
- Both teams began practice rounds Tuesday at Medinah Country Club before the 2026 Presidents Cup.
- Team uniforms came from B. Draddy and Zero Restriction; footwear was customized by players' individual sponsors.
- Nike, Adidas and FootJoy each provided team-themed designs for their athletes.
Players from the U.S. and International squads wore team-themed footwear from their personal sponsors during Tuesday's practice round at Medinah Country Club.
With the 2026 Presidents Cup approaching, both squads appeared at Medinah Country Club on Tuesday for the opening of two scheduled practice sessions. While B. Draddy and Zero Restriction supplied the teams' formal attire, nearly all the competitors showed up wearing personalized footwear from their own endorsement deals.
Scottie Scheffler and Si Woo Kim, both Nike athletes, wore Victory Pro 4 shoes styled for their sides. Scheffler's pair carried a red outsole and Swoosh along with a small American flag detail on the heel, while Kim's version came in International colors with a chrome gold Swoosh, black outsole and the team shield on the heel.
Adidas players Jacob Bridgeman and Nick Taylor each wore the Tour 360 model with customized Three Stripes branding. Bridgeman's design paired two red stripes around a starred blue stripe, and Taylor's used black and gold striping with the International shield.
Several players chose FootJoy's Premiere Series Packard, among them Americans Justin Thomas and Cameron Young along with International pair Nico Echavarria and Christiaan Bezuidenhout. The American version showed red and blue spikes over a faint flag pattern, whereas the International shoes came with chrome gold spikes.
