FootJoy Men's Tour Alpha Dual BOA Golf Shoe

Nice shoes

Love these shoes.

Stable! High quality

Love the shoe, but after 4 months one shoe when loosening for removal does not go all the way loose. The Boa ratchet releases but does not let all the kevlar line out like the other shoe. Only loosens a quarter of the way - makes it harder to remove and put on like the other side.

I have been on the fence with these for some time. I tried them on at a local store, but didnt buy them right away because they are very expensive. I definitely think they run about a half size big. I always wear size 12 footjoys, and 11.5 was clearly the answer here for me. I have multiple screws in my left ankle, so stability is important. I wanted a go to pair of shoes for when I walk 18 (I walk more than ride these days). My buddy has the standard single BOAs and swears by them. He also said they ran half size big.I was absolutely blown away when I got these shoes. My first thought was, these are used. There was already a crease forming on the left shoe, and a closer examination of the sole/spikes suggest that these had been worn, at least inside. When you pay $260 for a pair of shoes, you expect them to be darn near flawless when you receive them. I have already initiated a return. Debating on whether I want to get another pair or not. I really wanted them, but it put a sour taste in my mouth.I do believe its an excellent shoe, even if they might look a little funny at first glance. I am a solid believer in function over form. If I end up getting another pair, I will update my review. I like the White/Blue, but wish they had darker color options, especially the strip of material around the sole that isn't the waterproof leather. Every time I buy white golf shoes, I tell myself it will be the last time because they just look dirty after a few rounds. Then I buy another pair. Sigh...

Not a review guy but had to give this purchase some extra love. Owned maybe 50 pairs of golf shoes over the years and I’ve always gotten the nice foot joys or Nikes but they were all pretty much the same… kinda comfy, don’t really think about them and they are good. Only recently after really working on the swing and understanding proper weight and pressure transfer did I start really paying attention to my feet. I mean really pay attention not just “stay in balance” or tempo or whatever motion feel was working. The concept of squarz was interesting so I tried those and I kinda get it but something was just missing. These bad boys are the real deal. I understand what stability means now - I used to think it was just marketing buzz. Sick shoes buying the second color. FYI splurged and got the expensive spinny wheel version.. also though just marketing but nope, you spin those dials and your feet just feel cool

Fits great. Easy to adjust to perfect fit.

44 I’ve been swinging left handed with the Adidas cheap shoes all year. My front foot with these absolutely stayed put. But I bought these last month and played one round with them. They are super stable of you have a proper back foot motion, however with my swing, this shoe resulted in my radial meniscus tear. If you don’t have a PGA swing, don’t buy these. They will exaggerate you lack of timing and twisting with you back foot and end your golfing time for 6 months.