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Under Armour’s Drive Pro range needs two separate decisions: fit and outsole. Drive Pro Clone has an adaptive upper, but the UK Clone pages checked here list regular fit. The older Drive Pro Wide models state Wide explicitly. Within both groups, there are spiked and spikeless choices.
Use the full model name and style code when comparing offers. This guide is based on Under Armour’s UK specifications checked on 9 September 2026, rather than a hands-on comparison. It covers the men’s versions linked below; it does not assume another version has the same shape or construction.
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Four models, two fitting choices
| Model | Style code | Listed fit | Sole |
|---|---|---|---|
| Drive Pro Clone | 6006116 | Regular | S3 spikes |
| Drive Pro Clone Spikeless | 6006117 | Regular | Hybrid TPU and rubber |
| Drive Pro Wide | 3026919 | Wide | S3 spikes |
| Drive Pro Spikeless Wide | 3026921 | Wide | Hybrid TPU and rubber |
Drive Pro Clone: try the upper, then check the fit
The Drive Pro Clone 6006116 combines an adaptive Clone upper with a soft microfiber layer and a reinforcing support strap. Its spiked sole uses UA S3 spikes developed with Softspikes. The product page lists regular fit and standard tie laces.
Those upper details make it a candidate to try if you want to compare how the shoe holds your foot during walking and a practice swing. They do not establish that it fits every foot width. “Adaptive” describes the upper design; it is not the same as ordering a separate Wide size.
Check colour and size independently. A colour shown in a product photograph can be unavailable even when another colour is still offered. The linked page identifies the model and lets you check its current selection; it is not a promise that every size is ready to buy.
Clone Spikeless: keep the name and sole together
The Drive Pro Clone Spikeless 6006117 also lists regular fit. Its hybrid TPU and rubber outsole is the key difference to consider against the spiked Clone. Under Armour specifies HOVR and Charged Cushioning in the midsole and a full waterproof membrane with a one-year warranty.
Try this if the spikeless format better matches your routine, then judge whether it fits. The shared Clone name does not make an outsole comparison unnecessary. Look at the sole photograph instead of relying on a cropped product title that might leave out “Spikeless”.
Drive Pro Wide: the explicit wider-fitting route
The Drive Pro Wide 3026919 and Drive Pro Spikeless Wide 3026921 are marked Wide, with Under Armour describing E sizing. Both use an engineered microfiber upper and have a waterproof membrane with a one-year warranty.
Make these your starting comparison if you already know you need a wider shoe. Choose the spiked or spikeless version after checking which fits your heel, instep and forefoot. The width label is useful, but it does not replace trying the actual model.
Do not translate Under Armour’s E label into an assumed FootJoy or another brand’s width. Our wide-fit golf-shoe guide includes alternatives with separate width selections so you can compare shapes without simply increasing the length.
How to choose between the soles
Start with the course you play most often. Think about its slopes, how much walking is on hard paths and the ground conditions in your usual season. If you are undecided, try the spiked and spikeless versions rather than assuming all shoes in one category feel alike underfoot.
The membrane and outsole answer different questions. Waterproof construction concerns water entering the shoe; traction depends on the sole and conditions. Neither wording promises dry feet if water enters from the collar, or secure footing on every wet surface. Read the warranty conditions for the exact order instead of treating “one year” as a general wear guarantee.
Before you place a UK order
Record four details: full model name, style code, selected UK size and whether the listing says Regular or Wide. Check both shoes indoors with the socks you intend to use. Make sure the heel stays in place without having to overtighten the laces across the foot.
If you wear orthotics, take them to a fitting and confirm the intended insole arrangement before deciding on size. Check the selected seller’s return rules and keep the shoes clean during your indoor assessment. Stock, reductions and delivery charges belong to that checkout, rather than to the brand name in general.
Use our spiked versus spikeless guide for the broader sole comparison, and the shoes and wet-weather guide to plan footwear alongside gloves and waterproof clothing.