FootJoy FJ Flex Spikeless Golf Shoes - U.S. Open Limited Edition

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FootJoy FJ Flex Spikeless Golf Shoes - U.S. Open Limited Edition - White with red and blue

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About FootJoy FJ Flex Spikeless Golf Shoes - U.S. Open Limited Edition

Celebrate the U.S. Open with these Limited Edition FootJoy golf shoes - the perfect complement to any golfer's outfit.

FootJoy FJ Flex Spikeless Golf Shoes are engineered with traction elements and a red, white and blue design for the perfect on and off-course shoe.

Constructed with a proprietary Versa-Trax rubber outsole, these golf shoes feature hybrid traction for on- and off-course grip, while delivering outstanding walking comfort.

These FootJoy golf shoes are built on the Laser Support Last, which features a rounded toe character, slightly narrower heel, and standard fit across the forefront and instep. An added toe spring completes the athletic profile.

Product Features

Upper Shoe Features

Premium Performance Two-Tone Mesh - provides maximum breathability delivered by lightweight engineered mesh uppers.
Athletic profile - with optimal fit.

In-Shoe Features

Laser Sport Last - features a rounded toe character, slightly narrower heel, and standard fit across the forefront and instep. An added toe spring completes the athletic profile.
Super soft and supportive EVA Midsole - for an extremely cushioned ride.

Outsole Features

NEW Proprietary Versa-Trax Rubber Outsole - delivers both on and off-course traction elements, engineered to maximized traction on the course during the swing and provide grip when walking off the course. Pointy, turf-gripping elements are placed where the foot applies maximum pressure with the ground during the golf swing for ultimate golf performance traction. Larger Flatter surface area traction elements are placed on the heel, where the foot initially makes contact when walking on smooth or hard surfaces to give you the off-course grip you desire.