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I want to get a golf-brand visor, but I'm having a hard time finding any that don't have specific model advertisements on them. Ie, Titleist head wear almost always has "ProV1" on it, Ping has "G15" or "I15", Taylormade has "R9" and/or "Burner", etc. I don't play any of these models and have no immediate plans to. Regardless of if I did, I'd prefer to get something more classic-looking without the extra model-specific ads.

I know there's some variation amongst hats, but I prefer visors because I need as little material covering/touching my head as possible. I don't know hot much variation amongst visors there is.

I don't have any strong brand loyalty, but I'd like to avoid Taylormade. It seems too cliche.

On Titleist's website I found a category for visors . On that page there is one called "Garment Washed" which appears to be what I'm looking for. There was also "Tour" and "Tour Low Profile". Is there a difference between "Garment Washed", "Tour", and "Tour Low Profile", besides just the logos? I assume the "Tour" visor indicates that's what the sponsored pros wear?

Anyway, anything I should know about getting a visor? Any good specific ones sans-model names?

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Anyway, anything I should know about getting a visor? Any good specific ones sans-model names?

I'm pretty sure my Mizuno had hasn't a club model name listed on it. I'd be surprised if their visors had model names listed.

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Tour model guarantees you will hit longer straighter shots.

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Does "Life is Good" make visors? Their hats are great, nice little logo and that's it.

I've seen Mizuno visors before and did not notice any models on them.

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My club had their own hats, I wear them instead of the taylormade/ping hats they sell.

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Regarding visors…

Tour visors have wide brims, high profiles, and come with loop adjustments for fit (as opposed to Velcro) – and, in my opinion, unless you have an exceptionally large cranium they don’t look all that great.

I prefer to don both the low profile and garment washed visors – but not necessarily at the same time though.

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Does "Life is Good" make visors? Their hats are great, nice little logo and that's it.

Yeah they make visors and hats. The particular store I have seen them in only had baby blue, but I have seen other colors online.

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My favorite visor has the brand name on it without a ball or club logo on the side.......because my favorite brand is Jim Beam, and well they do one thing, back a bad round better at the end of the day. JMHO

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