I am in a dilemma, what should I get?

[boogielicious]

Sunglasses unless you are getting the putter fit to you.  Cheap sunglasses are bad for your eyes and can cause eye strain that will eventually result in more permanent requirements (talking to you! @Golfingdad ).

[jamo]

Yeah, I will, but it's still a $100 bill.....

Ah, right.

[Golfingdad]

I've never understood expensive sunglasses, so I vote for the putter.  My sunglasses (that I pretty much only wear when driving or maybe to the beach) are usually Target $10 specials.

Sunglasses unless you are getting the putter fit to you.  Cheap sunglasses are bad for your eyes and can cause eye strain that will eventually result in more permanent requirements (talking to you! @Golfingdad ).

Thank you! Like I said, I tend to not wear sunglasses at all, but I am blessed with good eyes (to make up for the lack of hair, I guess) so I should probably start going out of my way to keep it that way.

I still have $100 or so in gift cards to golfgalaxy ... maybe I can find some decent glasses there.

[Valleygolfer]

Sunglasses unless you are getting the putter fit to you.  Cheap sunglasses are bad for your eyes and can cause eye strain that will eventually result in more permanent requirements (talking to you! @Golfingdad ).

I am leaning towards the sunglasses but I also would get fitted to the putter as well. I am way past the off the rack equipment.

[BuckeyeNut]

I recently paid $90 for replacement polarized lenses for my Oakley's.  I wear them most of the time, but I think I prefer my non-polarized Under Armour shades for golf.  I love polarized lenses for normal use, but I am not convinced they are best for golf. I may need to see glare from the ball in the air to follow it best...HEH

If eyewear is used, it should be quality made...IMO

No cheap dime store crap for me.......that's for kids.

[Valleygolfer]

I recently paid $90 for replacement polarized lenses for my Oakley's.  I wear them most of the time, but I think I prefer my non-polarized Under Armour shades for golf.  I love polarized lenses for normal use, but I am not convinced they are best for golf. I may need to see glare from the ball in the air to follow it best...HEH If eyewear is used, it should be quality made...IMO No cheap dime store crap for me.......that's for kids.

Not really good for kids either.