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Where can I get Golf sunglasses?

Think about golf and the conditions in which it is played. Famous pictures of golf courses around the world, particularly ones in golf resorts, are bathed in sunlight, making golf sunglasses really important. Yes, of course golf was invented in Scotland and yes it usually rains there, but in general you’ll find that that golf is heavily associated with the sun.

Consequences of so much golf being played in the sun is that you need to have some really good sunglasses. These sunglasses need to not be interfering with your game whilst protecting your eyes from injury from the glare of the sun, both in the sky and obviously from your metal golf club. If you play on a course with a lot of water, then you’ll also find that there is a lot of glare off the water, again requiring gold sunglasses.

You can’t just wear any sunglasses for golf though. The glasses must be comfortable, because you will be wearing them for many hours. They also need to not slip at all when you are swinging and mustn’t be a distraction to you. You must be able to swing freely and also to see clearly, both into the distance and also close up on the ball.

Some golfers are famous for wearing sunglasses when they play. Perhaps the most famous of all is David Duval, who at one stage in the late 1990s and early 200s was the best player in the world, or at least number two to Tiger Woods. For a professional golfer to wear sunglasses, and in effect rely on them for a living, those sunglasses had better be good, and you should look for the best golf sunglasses as well. Here is a run through some of your options.

Oakley make sunglasses for all sports, with lightweight and impact-resistant frames which allows a lot of customisation of lenses, nose bridges and temples in addition to excellent durability. The Smith Slider also allows for the customisation of lenses for different sports as well as their special Tapered Lens Technology. Ray Bans aren’t really good for sports, but perhaps for golf they are OK, and at least you’ll know that you look good. Reebok’s sunglasses are more for running, and feature a draft-free circulation system.

Bolle offer an Optics Control System of interchangeable lenses to protect and enfold your face as well as looking good. Nike offer many sports sunglasses, and their interchangeable lenses offer you the chance to change perspective when light conditions vary during your round.

North Face make glacier-style glasses giving you eye shield protection, perfect for mountaineering. So, if you are playing on a hilly course…!

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