True Linkswear finally patched the one hole that kept serious players from betting the farm on their most popular shoe. The original Antigravity line? It offered supreme comfort but lacked the aggressive grip needed when the stakes get high. Now, the new Antigravity Pro model arrives with a major upgrade that actually shifts the needle. According to Golf.com, writer Jack Hirsh has already declared these new shoes his “go-to” for every tournament he plays this season.
The Grip Problem Is Solved
Comfort alone doesn’t win tournaments when the ground turns slick.
The original shoe featured a very minimal tread pattern that left some players wishing for more traction. While the cushioning felt like walking on a cloud, the lack of grip created a small but real hesitation for competitive rounds. The new Antigravity Pro addresses this directly with an aggressive TPU outsole. This new sole resembles the tread found on True’s OG3 Pro golf shoe, a design choice that brings tour-level stability to the lineup. Hirsh notes that the tread gives him all the confidence he needs to compete without worry.
Joel Dahmen proved the original shoe could work on tour, recording a top-10 finish while wearing them.
Yet, the Pro version removes the last bit of doubt for players who demand maximum security. The upgrade turns a great casual shoe into a serious piece of equipment for the weekend warrior and the tour pro alike.
Wet Weather Performance Gets a Boost
Water resistance is often the weak link in lightweight golf footwear, but True has tightened that up.
The company added a new Premium TRUEdura Laminated Upper to the Pro model. This change comes with an upgraded two-year waterproof warranty, a significant jump in protection for the buyer. During a recent trip to Scotland and on a wet morning in Pennsylvania last week, Hirsh tested the shoe. He reported zero issues with wet feet despite the heavy rain. You have to wonder why other brands don’t prioritize this level of sealing for their premium lines.
The shoe also looks sharper with Iridescent Camo Heel detailing and metal logos. These touches give the shoe a more premium look compared to the original version. All these improvements come for just $25 more than the previous model. That small price difference buys a much higher level of durability and weather protection.
A Tour-Caliber System for Modern Golf
True Linkswear has taken their favorite shoe to the next level with this release.
The Antigravity Pro evolves their running-inspired platform into a system built for modern competitive golf. The PEBAX superfoam midsole remains, ensuring every step still feels light and easy. But now, the shoe combines that cloud-like comfort with the stability required for a full 18 holes in tough conditions. It’s a rare balance of softness and steel that most manufacturers struggle to hit.
Hirsh confirms that the Antigravity Pro is now the only shoe he wears in competition.
