Abstract: This invention is a golf cleat that converts street footwear into golf shoe. The golf cleat features a circular golf cleat molded into a single unit from a durable plastic, rubber or any of the durable synthetic materials. The center of the bottom of the golf cleat is dome-shaped. Embedded in the dome are three individually evenly spaced cavities. The three cavities extend upward to form a sphere at the vertex, which is a traction device against the ground. At the base of the cavities are holes that extend from the bottom to the top. The purpose of the holes is to secure the golf cleat to the sole of the shoe with screws or nails. A plurality of evenly spaced pyramid-like shapes, flush against the outer edge of the circular golf cleat serves as traction against the ground.