Primary empty sella syndrome is associated with certain visual field defects. Typical glaucomatous field defects, however, have rarely been reported. We reviewed eight cases of primary empty sella syndrome. Seven patients had typical glaucomatous optic disc and visual field changes. Three patients had low-tension glaucoma and four had typical primary open-angle glaucoma. We recommend that in addition to neurologic and endocrinologic assessment, patients with primary empty sella syndrome and visual field loss should have a detailed ophthalmologic examination, particular attention being paid to intraocular pressure and optic disc appearance to rule out glaucoma as a cause of the field loss.