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Does anyone use those blue lens golf sunglasses? I just bought a pair and haven't tried them yet. Do they improve anything?


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I haven't heard of such glasses, could you post a link for or some information for us less educated folk :)

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Hope I dont get in crap for posting a ebay link but these are the ones I bought...

http://cgi.ebay.ca/GOLF-Sport-Sunglasses-Special-Blue-Golfing-Lens-/150623110472?pt=US_Sunglasses&var;=&hash;=item68c7d80010

They arrived last night they are pretty stylish but maybe just a gimmick...lol


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i have a set of oakley tens...they cover down to my cheek bone below my eye so i don't see any frame...if i wear em golfing and don't take them on and off (perspective changes) they work great...i still take em off for putting (still can't read a line right with em on...)

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Bolle makes a similar product.  Its supposed to make certain colors stand out more than others.  For golf it makes white stand out and they have a pair for tennis that makes the yellow ball stand out.

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I use my Oakley M Frames for almost every thing. Golf, shooting, sports, etc.

Great sunglasses. Oakley usually has golf-specific lenses as well.

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I've got some gray polarized clip-ons which are made designed to fit my prescription glasses frames. Seems to cut down on eye strain.

Only problem: On white-cloudy days, contrast of ball against sky not much, can be hard to track. On bluer days, constrast is excellent!

Anybody have experience with amber-colored sunglasses? (These are popular with rifle and pistol shooters)

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Originally Posted by WUTiger

I've got some gray polarized clip-ons which are made designed to fit my prescription glasses frames. Seems to cut down on eye strain.

Only problem: On white-cloudy days, contrast of ball against sky not much, can be hard to track. On bluer days, constrast is excellent!

Anybody have experience with amber-colored sunglasses? (These are popular with rifle and pistol shooters)



They increase contrast really well. I use them for shooting, paintball, and I used to use them for golf in high school. I don't have any at the moment, but they do work very well for contrast, so the ball will show up very well against a grey sky.

I coulda sworn I left the cart right here......


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Originally Posted by Inebriated

I use my Oakley M Frames for almost every thing. Golf, shooting, sports, etc.

Great sunglasses. Oakley usually has golf-specific lenses as well.



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