Tom Holland Gets Sporty in G/Fore Sneakers at His First Charity Golf Tournament
Tom Holland attended his first annual Tom Holland Charity Golf Tournament in Scotland on Friday wearing a solid white pair of the G/Fore Mg4+ sneakers.
An event focused on giving back to the community, this first go-round was sponsored by AGBO, with proceeds benefiting The Brothers Trust and Sands: International Film Festival of St Andrews. Sneakers are the typical shoes of choice for Holland when it comes to charity events. Last August, the actor took part in a charity event hosted by Project Backboard and HoopBus while visiting the hometown of his girlfriend Zendaya. For the game, the “Spider-Man” actor opted for a pair of black and white Nike sneakers.
This followed Holland’s appearance at the Formula 1 World Championship in Monte-Carlo last May where he donned a leather pair of Zegna‘s hit Triple Stitch sneakers. Those shoes featured smooth off-white uppers, complete with paneled sides, rounded toes and laceless tongues cinched by three rows of crossed elastic straps.
About the shoes
Holland wore a pair of the G/Fore Mg4+ sneakers for his charity event in Scotland. Cut with a blend of TPU and polyester material, these shoes are designed specifically for golfing and come with a comfortably padded midsole. Released as part of the G/Fore spring collection, the model comes in different colors and is rounded out by a thick durable rubber outsole that gives you just the right amount of grip and traction needed to take on the golf course. The Mg4+ is also waterproof, meaning you can play in rainy weather if desired. The shoes are priced at $245.
About G/Fore
Born in Los Angeles, G/Fore has risen through the ranks to become a top brand for golf shoes and apparel. Operating with the ethos of “blending modern design with a love for golf,” youthful energy is at the forefront of their many different silhouettes, with the Mg4+ being considered among the most popular in their catalog due to its quality construction and performance capabilities.
