Your Golf Glasses Can Spell Victory Or Defeat

Incredible as it sounds, the design of your golf glasses can be a determining factor for the games outcome. That is not a far fetched claim since players rely on their eyes to guide their arms in taking the right angle for their swing and for the right amount of force on their swing. But more than just giving an accurate visual of the environment, the overall feeling that you get from your sunglasses put you in a bad or good conditions for winning the game.

Make sure you get enough protection from ultraviolet rays with your sunglasses. This should be given special consideration if your are playing under a hot summer sun. It is not just on the long term that ultraviolet rays are harmful. People who expose their eyes to intense sunlight will get their eyes 'sun-burned.' Naturally you won't be in excellent condition when that happens.

The shade of your sunglasses should be dark enough for protection but bright enough to distinguish the objects on the golf landscape.

Most people who know will recommend browns and grays for tinting sunglasses and effectively blocking harmful radiation. Of the two, gray is less conducive for winning a game of golf on account of the fact that gray darkens colors to the point that they become indistinguishable. So for your golf spectacles, you should select shades of brown.

The recommendation for using tints which are light brown in shade comes not only from eye experts but also from golf players themselves. Many of them appreciate the good effects that wearing light brown sunglasses has on their playing style and efficiency.

Although the light coming in from the sides of the eyes do not really harm them, they can cause the player to miscalculate his swing. Sunglasses with wide arms are generally recommended for golfers. The arms themselves serve to keep out bright sunlight which can cause the player to concentrate on the glare rather than on his putts.

The construction of your sunglasses should be capable of making them stay put on the nose without your feeling uncomfortable. A player who doesn't feel comfortable will usually lose some of his focus as he fidgets to get into a more conducive position. His attention will not be on his playing.

Bifocals can be great inconveniences for players Every time that they need to stoop, they will have to bend a little farther because the reading portion of the lens will get in the way of their line of vision. Luckily, technology has come up with reading lenses that will not distort the long-range vision of the player. They are called 'stick-on' lenses. They are relatively soft but durable lenses that are provided with reading grades. They are made to be stuck on the lenses of sunglasses so that the user is able to see things without his eyesight being blocked by reading grade lenses.

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