Both styles spiked or spikeless offer their own advantages, so it can be tough to decide which type to go with. My experience with both is spiked golf shoes are excellent for winter golf where the ground is wet and soggy because they have increased traction support in the wet. Spikeless golf shoes are for summer golf where the ground is dry and hard because they tend to grip the dry ground better. Think of your golf shoes as tires on a vehicle - spiked traction in the wet, spikeless gripping power in the dry.