Brooks Koepka Wins the U.S. Open in These Nike Golf Shoes

Brooks Koepka now has a major tournament championship win on his résumé.

For the final round Sunday of the 117th U.S. Open, Koepka shot a five-under 67, finishing 16-under par. The 16-under par mark tied Nike-sponsored Rory McIlroy’s tournament record.

The 16-under par record isn’t the only thing the two golfers have in common: Koepka also wears Nike on the course.

To earn his first major championship win, Koepka wore the Nike Lunar Command 2 spiked shoe.

The style, which is available no via nike.com for $135, boasts Flywire on the upper for stability and a secure fit, light and plush Lunarlon cushioning, and seven removable Champ PiviX spikes.

Nike Lunar Command 2
Nike Lunar Command 2

Nike Lunar Command 2, $135; nike.com

Koepka finished ahead of Hideki Matsuyama and Brian Harman, who tied for second with a score of 12-under par.

But Koepka wasn’t the only player to set a record during the tournament. Justin Thomas set a U.S. Open single-round score record on Saturday by shooting nine-under par 63 in the third round. Thomas set the record in the Footjoy FJ Professional Shield Tip Spikeless shoes.

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