The Best Golf Sunglasses

When it comes to the best golf sunglasses, you can’t go past Drivewear for prescription clarity. But what about sunglasses for golf that don’t need a prescription?

First, decide if you need help to read your score card. If so, you will benefit from reader sunglasses.

These incorporate bifocals into your sunglasses so that you can see everything.

If you don’t need a prescription and you don’t need help to (or would rather not) see your score, what is the best tint for golf sunglasses?

You want to be able to see as far as you can hit. What gives the best distance clarity as well as the ability to find your ball in long grass?

You need a lens with some yellow in the tint. Either a brown, copper or amber lens will give you the contrast sensitivity you need. Polarized lenses will reduce the glare from overhead clouds on overcast days or light reflecting off water hazards.