FootJoy marks 100 years with limited edition US Open shoe

FootJoy’s limited edition US Open shoe is a sight to behold.

The brand-new Premiere Series Centennial Wilcox will debut at this week’s US Open.

The shoes are designed to celebrate the 100-year anniversary of the FootJoy brand. Decked out in the iconic red, white and blue colours, a style which FootJoy first adopted at the 1973 US Open.

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Part of FootJoy’s Premiere Series, you’ll find these shoes kitted out with the premium materials you’d expect from the #1 Shoe in Golf.

The patent leather on the top of the shoes will keep them looking excellent for a long time.

They also feature the VersaTrax+ outsole, that will give you all the traction you need no matter where you find yourself.

As well as that, the eyelet and ornaments feature a striking gold finish, a small touch that goes a long way to separate this design from any other.

The shoe is also packaged with a 100-year medallion, to celebrate FootJoy’s anniversary.

At this week’s US Open, you’ll see the likes of Justin Thomas, Max Homa, Cameron Young, Adam Scott and many others wearing these.

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It’s not the first time FootJoy has released a stunning shoe on the eve of a major championship. At the US PGA, they delivered the Todd Snyder designed Back Tees collection.

This time around, they’ve delivered something iconic, a great addition to a now huge line of shoes.

They’ll be available to buy from Thursday 15 June, while stocks last, so if you want to secure your pair then act fast.

If you want to know more about FootJoy and their footwear and outerwear options, you can click here.

SRP: £249

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