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It looks like Travis Scott isn't finished with Air Jordan 1 Low after all. Actually, the partnership is be taking the shoe to the green.

Following several leaks, official images of Travis Scott's newest Air Jordan 1 Low Golf collab, revealing a put-worthy take topped with Cactus Jack touches.

A quick glance would have you fooled into thinking these are another regular pair of Scott's AJ1 Lows. But if you look closely, you'll notice a Jumpman Golf branding on the tongue and a molded rubber outsole for gripping the grass (seen in other Nike golf shoes like the diet Diors, Panda 1s, etc.)

As far as the scheme goes, Travis Scott x Air Jordan Low "Golf" arrives in a sort of reverse "Olive" spin, flipping the colorway of his most recent AJ1 Low (what was rumored to be the final AJ1 collab).

With the collaborative Air Jordan 1 Low Golf shoes, we see olive nubuck meet creamy leather, topped with a crisp black Swoosh. And like almost everything in the Scott x Nike universe, that Swoosh is indeed flipped on the upper again.

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Expected to drop on October 13, Travis Scott's Air Jordan 1 Low Golf shoes will launch on Nike's SNKRS app and select retailers for $170. The shoes come after a buzzy Utopia rollout and official reveals of Scott's signature shoes.

Speaking of his "Cut the Check" shoes, when are those dropping, anyway?

This article was published on June 3 and updated on October 3

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