FootJoy Blog

We wanted to give you a glimpse of some sweet MyJoys that made the trip to Augusta this year. Featuring the new DryJoys Tech and DryJoys Traditional styles, these beauties proudly display the green smooth #434 saddle color in honor of the season’s first major and will surely stand out in the huge crowd that annually gathers among the pine trees and azaleas.

Similar to the cool Classics we shipped down to Georgia, it’s never guaranteed the players will wear these in competition, but click on the link or image below to find out which of your favorite players could be wearing these shoes at Augusta.

And while you’re here on the new blog getting in the mood for the Masters, be sure to check out the slideshow featuring custom Classics being made for Adam Scot, Ian Poulter and Camilo Villegas.

If you like what you see, build your own custom shoes at MyJoys.com.

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We caught up with Zach Johnson recently as he prepares to return to the Masters as the defending champion. Watch the video below to hear his thoughts on the year since his dramatic victory, his final preparations for this year’s tournament, and more. Enjoy!

Check out this video to hear how 2000 Masters Champion Vijay Singh is preparing for this year’s tournament and what he thinks will be the keys to victory. Enjoy!

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Lorena Ochoa fired a bogey-free final round 5-under 67 to earn her second career major title with a five-shot victory at the Kraft Nabisco Championship. Ochoa, who also won last year’s RICOH Women’s British Open, finished the week with an 11-under 277 total, and has now won two consecutive majors and three of her first four tournaments this year.

Beginning the day with a slim one shot lead, Ochoa, sporting a pair of white, custom women’s Classics, charged out of the gate with birdies on her first two holes at a difficult Mission Hills course. After a string of pars, she rattled off three more birdies on holes 8-10 to build what would prove to be an insurmountable five-shot lead.

In addition to earning a traditional jump in the pond off the 18th green, Ochoa also earned $300,000 for her 20th victory, and the 26-year old is already just one point away from the performance criteria of the World Golf Hall of Fame. She could get that next week when the LPGA visits her home country of Mexico for the Corona Championship.

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Tour rookie Johnson Wagner earned his first PGA Tour victory, and his first invitation to the Masters, with a wire-to-wire win at the Shell Houston Open. Wagner wore Classics Tour BOA (style #51384) and a SciFlex glove on his way to victory.

Watch this interview with the 28-year old Texas native.

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More players wore FootJoy shoes than any other shoe brand at this year’s Shell Houston Open.