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Here’s a few gems from the Waterman’s Golf Tournament courtesty of Sanuk head-honcho Jeff Kelley.

“Lil” Michelson Teeing off with one schnazzy golfball. Fore!

Mexican referees come equipped with whistles and shot glasses. Game on!

Ever think about walking 400 miles? Kim Olpin has.

A few days ago, Kim wrote us an email sharing just how far her Sanuks have taken her. Over the past 39 days Kim has walked upwards of 330 miles all for Floating Doctors—a non-profit whose mission is to bring free health care to the most remote communities in the world. Kim’s ambitious goal is to raise $100,000.

Legend has it, Kim set a goal to walk 400 miles in the Los Angeles area. She chose 400 because that equates to 1 mile for every 500 Floating Doctors heading out on their missions this year.

Kim said she has always preferred cruising barefoot or in flip-flops but recently noticed she needed a little more foot protection for this much city slicking. Honestly, just the thought of walking barefoot in LA terrifies the bajeepers out of us… Kim is one brave sole (pun intended).

“If you think it takes forever to get anywhere in LA via freeway, try walking there…”

Kim’s Weapons of Choice: The Vagabond

In Kim’s first week, she tried number of different pairs of “regular” shoes but disliked every single one. No wonder! Shoes are for dorks. Once Kim tried our “not a shoes”, she claims it was love at first step.

Kim has worn them for nearly 300 miles despite naysayers expressing their disbelief. As fellow footwear enthusiast and blogger, Kim has been documenting her slightly crazy endeavor on Wellness Walkabout.

As of June 23^rd Kim has walked a total: 352.72 miles with only 47.28 miles remaining. Woot! Keep that pedometer working overtime!

Click here to donate to Kim’s Mission and help Floating Doctors

Our fearless driver Rob is driving the Sanuk motor home cross country! Stopping in Wrightsville Beach NC and heading south:

Cole is the WSA 2009/2010 SEASON CHAMP, which was held at Salt Creek earlier this month.  He scored the highest wave score of the contest in all age brackets with a 9.5.  He followed that up with a 9.0 the next day.