FootJoy Tour Rival Golf Shoes

FootJoy has been trusted on tour longer than almost any other golf shoe brand, and the Tour Rival is one of the ranges that's earned that trust. Built for golfers who want serious performance without paying for the very top-tier price tag, it's a shoe that holds its own round after round. Choo. . . Read More
FootJoy Tour Rival Golf Shoes

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long does the waterproof guarantee last on FootJoy Tour Rival golf shoes?

FootJoy backs the Tour Rival with its standard waterproof guarantee, which typically covers the shoe for one to two years from the date of purchase, depending on the exact model and season. If your pair ever lets in water within that period through no fault of wear and tear, FootJoy will look into a repair or replacement. Keep your receipt as proof of purchase in case you need to make a claim.

What's the difference between men's and ladies' FootJoy Tour Rival golf shoes?

The ladies' Tour Rival uses a narrower heel and a shallower overall last to suit the typical shape of a woman's foot, alongside a size range built around UK women's sizing. The technology and performance underfoot are the same across both versions, so it really comes down to picking the fit designed for your foot shape rather than one being a "better" shoe than the other.

Can I replace the spikes on my FootJoy Tour Rival golf shoes?

Yes, the spiked Tour Rival uses a standard removable spike system, so you can swap out worn spikes for fresh ones rather than replacing the whole shoe. It's worth checking your spikes every few months, especially if you play regularly, as worn spikes lose grip well before the rest of the shoe wears out.

Are FootJoy Tour Rival golf shoes true to size if I need a wide fit?

The standard Tour Rival fits true to size for most golfers, but if you've got a wider foot we'd recommend going straight for the FootJoy Tour Rival wide fit golf shoes rather than sizing up in the standard fit. Sizing up tends to leave extra length in the shoe without solving the width problem, so a proper wide fit is almost always the better call.