FootJoy’s New Marquis Is Here. A Classic Shape, Rewritten

The FootJoy Premiere Series Marquis golf shoe has officially arrived, and it feels like more than just another addition to the lineup. After its early spotlight through Aimé Leon Dore, this is the first real look at what the model is meant to be at scale. Not a moment, but a mainstay.

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At its core, the Marquis is built on everything that has made the Premiere Series resonate. Full-grain leather uppers that feel structured but not stiff. A shape that holds its form through a full round. And that familiar spiked outsole that keeps things grounded from the first tee to the last green. But the difference shows up in the details.

The silhouette feels slightly more relaxed. The saddle design is cleaner, less rigid in how it cuts across the midfoot. The proportions feel updated, giving the shoe a bit more versatility when paired with modern fits, from tailored trousers to more relaxed looks. It still carries that traditional energy, but it is not locked into it.

Two colorways help tell that story. The white and black option leans into legacy, the kind of shoe that fits anywhere without question. The brown and white brings a softer edge, opening the door to more texture and color across a full outfit.

This is what makes the Marquis interesting. It is not trying to replace anything. It is carving out its own space. A new model that understands where FootJoy has been, but feels aware of where golf style is heading.

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