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Golf Sunglasses

AOH77A · 2021-08-02 19:30:53

Hi, I am looking at the option of buying a pair of golf sunglasses. Not sure if it makes sense with the Irish weather. Do you need to change lenses depending on the lighting or can the same pair be worn in all conditions. Any advice would be much appreciated.

02-08-2021 8:30pm

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AOH77A

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Hi, I am looking at the option of buying a pair of golf sunglasses. Not sure if it makes sense with the Irish weather. Do you need to change lenses depending on the lighting or can the same pair be worn in all conditions. Any advice would be much appreciated.

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#2 02-08-2021 11:10pm

willabur

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I wear a pair of polarised raybans. Black plastic / rubber frame with large enough lense to block most wind.

Would recommend

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#3 03-08-2021 10:28am

Russman

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Any Maui Jim model with their HT lens. Some people might find it a little too light in full on blazing sun, but I've sensitive eyes and find it superb all round.

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#4 03-08-2021 4:36pm

AOH77A

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Thanks for the feedback folks, much appreciated.

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