Air Jordan 1 Low Golf Adorns In “USA” Red White And Blue

Once a simple run-off of the main line, the Air Jordan 1 Low Golf got some serious new life when they came bearing Travis Scott’s name last year. In the early going of 2024, the basketball giant is showing they’re not stopping there. With warmer months on the horizon, the Jordan 1 Low Golf is getting a US-centric paint job for its newest release.

The Jordan 1 Low isn’t the only Mike-worn sneaker to get a golf rebrand, but it’s safe to say that they represent the most frequently visited of them. Moreover, the sheer number of Golf Jordans speak to JB’s efforts to go from from the street and the hardwood onto the green, expanding on the performance line that started with Tiger’s signature shoe. Cleated bottoms are the key divergence from the mainline 1 series, with most else on the sneaker holding onto the same classic features. For this version in particular, the colorblocking stays in familiar territory as well, perhaps leaning close to the Jordan 1 High “Fearless” side of things with its clean break between red & navy.

The patriotic choice for the Golf may be a model-first, but Jordan historians will know this is far from the first for JB as a whole. Despite the lack of overt nominal ties here, the point is still abundantly clear- JB is hoping you’ll be reaching for these for your summertime 18s. With that in mind, though no official release date has been set, we can assume they’ll be available for purchase well before then. Anticipate these rolling out to retailers in the near future with a retail price of $140.

In other Jordan 1 news, images began surfacing of two new luxury additions to the line, the Air Jordan 1 WINGS Made in Italy.

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