What Are Polarised Lenses?

Polarised lenses are treated with a special filter that blocks intense reflected light, reducing glare. They’re particularly useful on sunny days and help enhance contrast and depth perception.

Advantages on the Course

• Reduces eye strain
• Improves visual accuracy
• Makes tracking the ball easier

Best Conditions for Polarised Sunglasses

They shine in bright conditions but may reduce clarity in low light or overcast weather. We recommend switching to photochromic lenses on cloudy days.

Are They Right for You?

If you often play in the sun and struggle with reflections off wet grass or water hazards, polarised lenses are a worthy investment.

Conclusion

Choosing polarised lenses can be a game-changer, especially during the UK’s sunnier summer months.

How to Choose the Perfect Golf Sunglasses

Frame Fit and Comfort

Your glasses should stay secure during swings and feel comfortable during a full 18-hole round. Look for rubberised temples and adjustable nose pads.

Lens Colour and Function

Brown, amber, and rose tints enhance depth perception and contrast on the greens. Avoid overly dark tints that obscure vision.

UV Protection

Always ensure your sunglasses offer 100% UVA and UVB protection to guard against long-term eye damage.

Durability

Golf sunglasses need to withstand exposure to sweat, occasional drops, and the elements. Choose models with scratch-resistant coatings.

Final Thoughts

Prioritise function over fashion, but don’t compromise on comfort. The right pair will protect your eyes, improve your vision, and boost your confidence.