FootJoy Men's Golf Sandal

These sandals are very well made and fit perfectly. While wearing them and walking the course my feet remain comfortable. I have gone through many pair of golf sandals and I have to say these FJ sandals are the best so far.

Great quality and very comfortable golf sandal,

I had these about 20 years ago and wore them all the time. My son is now in his mid-twenties and I purchased a pair for him. He won't wear any other golf shoes. I just purchased these for myself, and they are identical, at least what I can remember of the other ones. Our feet do not get sore, certainly not hot. You end up with funny tan lines on the tops of your feet, but it doesn't bother me. They are very well made. He is 6'3" and hits the ball like Gunga Din. All the lateral support you need. You ask, would I buy again, I did twice and all 3 pairs are great.

I love these sandals. I almost did not make the purchase because another review dissed the adjustment straps. He apparently did not understand that these are not Tiva style and the strap is at the heel and not over the top of the sandal. Anyway I did make the purchase and they are the absolute best golf shoe/sandal ever and worth the price.

I normally wear sandals and to have the opportunity to wear sandals while golfing is a plus. These sandals are comfortable, but not over the top. Worth the price I paid.

I started looking at golf sandals because the second toe on my right foot started to ache from golf (also called Morton's toe).I was skeptical about how much stability sandals would give me, and if I would generally feel unsteady when going around the course.I thought I would probably just use them on the driving range, to cut down on my toe crunching time. I was wrong, they have become my footwear on the course, at least until cooler weather hits again.They are very stable and comfortable. I'm not even conscious of having sandals on instead of traditional shoes.I have very wide feet, and they fit great...but as mentioned in another review, you may want to go down a size. I normally wear a size 11, so I ordered a size 10...and it's like they were made for my feet.I'm anticipating that the sandals will be better to have in wet weather, rather than wearing soggy shoes and socks.I don't have any downsides to report, although fashion conscious players may not want to stick out by wearing sandals. Also, I can't speak to durability yet, but I have a pair of FJ 'Freedoms' that apparently are going to outlive me.

Really help to enjoy golf through the hot summer months in Florida. There’s a brief break in period like for any sandal. Slight rubbing by the end of 9 holes. But only the first couple times and only near the end of the round (I play only executive golf).. Haven’t had an issue since. Love having my feet in something breathable. Makes all the difference in the world.

The media could not be loaded. I have a couple of injured toes with nerve damage. Playing in standard golf shoes is painful at times. I have on several occasions opted to play barefoot (which I love to do). Sometimes that is not practical though. I considered wide toebox shoes (sometimes refered to as "barefoot" shoes) but decided to try these sandals instead. I really enjoyed playing in them. They are comfortable, allow room for my toes "to breath", and are surprisingly stable when swinging. The feel of the sole pad may take some getting used to for some. I walk barefoot (even used to run barefoot) almost all the time, so my feet are pretty tough. The roughness of the pad didn't bother me at all. The three Velcro straps allowed me to adjust the fit perfectly. You do have to remember though, that these are sandals. Looking for lost balls in the woods or brush can lead to sticks and pricks to your feet. And, of course, bunker play will result in sand in your sandals. I actually stepped into a swampy area that resulted in a sandal full of mud (which actually felt therapeutic.......but I digress). The sandals cleaned up well though. For now, I'll forego the wide toebox shoes and stick with these sandals.....unless I go barefoot of course.