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khale Well Established Member

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My standard sized visor doesn't cover my whole face so I am looking for a men's oversized visor but have had no luck so far. I don't need one that is huge like the women's oversized visor but something 20 to 30 percent larger than the standard men's visor. Have you seen one? Please recommend.

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You might check out what Bubba wears.

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My standard sized visor doesn't cover my whole face so I am looking for a men's oversized visor but have had no luck so far. I don't need one that is huge like the women's oversized visor but something larger than the standard men's visor. Have you seen one, please recommend.

I don't typically take note of what other men are wearing, but one of these would stand out. Sorry bud, I can't really help you.

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I don't typically take note of what other men are wearing, but one of these would stand out. Sorry bud, I can't really help you.

LOL That looks more like a bonnet. I woudn't wear that if I were a woman. Those things are some kind of ugly.

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I think you could pull off that one Jose Conseco is wearing.

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My standard sized visor doesn't cover my whole face so I am looking for a men's oversized visor but have had no luck so far. I don't need one that is huge like the women's oversized visor but something 20 to 30 percent larger than the standard men's visor. Have you seen one? Please recommend.

Here is what you request:

http://www.tgw.com/customer/category...sattrVal1/mens http://www.tgw.com/customer/category...sattrVal1/mens http://www.tgw.com/customer/category...sattrVal1/mens http://www.tgw.com/customer/category...sattrVal1/mens http://www.tgw.com/customer/category...sattrVal1/mens

khale Well Established Member

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Thanks,

I will buy the titleist tour visor.
Here is what you request:


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how about a brim straw hat? you will get full head protection and its look better than an over size hat in my opinion.

http://www.golfsmith.com/products/29...Lynx_Straw_Hat

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how about a brim straw hat? you will get full head protection and its look better than an over size hat in my opinion.

That looks like a Senior Tour special - very functional, but reminds me of

this :

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khale Well Established Member

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Too Tom Kite look-a-like. I will stick with the oversize tour visor.

That looks like a Senior Tour special - very functional, but reminds me of


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