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We are very excited to announce the launch of the new MyJoys website. The new site features a streamlined look and feel.  Updated performance allowing for faster customization.  Furthermore, the new MyJoys site is now compatible with most tablets and smart phones. 

Other enhancements included with this re-design:

- Larger homepage images and customization images to show the intricate detail and craftsmanship that goes into each and every pair.
- Size charts on the product pages
- Tabbed leather and logo palettes to allow you to more readily see the personalization options available
- The ability to go straight to a previous design with Jump to Custom ID

We hope you enjoy all of these enhancements and look forward to your feedback!

Week 1 Winner : P. Lefavor

Week 2 Winner : G. Tucker

Week 3 Winner : R. Reisman

Week 4 Winner : G. Bradshaw

Here at FootJoy, we like to give our beloved followers a behind the scenes look at what we do here at headquarters.  This past week we took a few extra photos at our holiday shoot and are posting them here for your viewing pleasure...enjoy! 

Visit MyJoys.com to design you very own pair of FootJoy's for this Holiday season.

Be sure at act sooner rather then later as the deadline to order for Christmas delivery will be November 30, 2011 for standard shipping and December 7, 2011 for expedited.

The world's number one player, Luke Donald was a late entrant into the Children's Miracle Network Hospitals Classic.  He announced his entry via Twitter proposing his goal to win the season long PGA Tour money title.  Already leading the European Tour Money list by $1.8 million over Rory McIlroy, Donald aimed to become the first player ever to win both money titles in the same calender year.

Luke's chances looked slim entering the final round five strokes off the 54-hole lead in 13th place.  At the turn, he was still two strokes behind the current money leader Webb Simpson, but Donald (in FJ ICON MyJoys) pieced together a brilliant back nine to charge up the leaderboard.  He ran in 6 straight birdies on the back nine, including a holed 45 foot putt on the par-3 15th to give himself a two stroke lead.  With pars on his last three holes, Donald finished the tournament at 17 under. He was two strokes clear of the field with several players still on the course.  All of those players; including Simpson, could not match the brilliant back nine of Donald as Simpson finished tied for 6th. 

The win gave Donald his second PGA Tour victory of the year, his 14th top ten of the year, and the season long money race on the PGA Tour.  Donald has five possible starts left on the European Tour for a chance to become the first player ever to win both money titles.

With the 2011 Fed Ex Cup Playoffs underway, FJ staffers have a strong presence in this week's field at TPC Boston.  Here are some shots from the Thursday Pro - Am.