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By boogielicious ·
But high end clubs should have better push carts no? The few I’ve played at had Clic Gear, although a slightly stripped down version. -
By GolfLug ·
But recently has been seen wearing a smashing hairdo, for which he is now on my team.. and yours too no?..😜 -
By boogielicious ·
I needed trifocals for work, but never could get used to them. So I had special bifocals made for computer work that had mid vision lenses on top and reading on the bottom. I only wear single vision glasses play golf though and the ball is in focus at set up. I recommend you do the following: At set up, have someone measure the distance from your eyes to the ball. Do it for putter through driver to get a range. Then give this info to your optometrist. What they can do is create a bifocal for address and distance that will fit this purpose. I did this for the special work glasses by measuring the distance to the screen I was working on. I took them off when walking around and put on my regular bifocals. -
By dennyjones ·
I have transition bifocal glasses and have no problems. I've heard though that many people have a special pair of glasses for golf that are distance only.
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