Golf sunglasses built for reading the ground, not for looking away from it
A round of golf is four hours of judging distance against grass, sky and sand — three surfaces that all bounce light back at you differently. These golf sunglasses use a rose-gold mirrored lens on a gunmetal frame, a combination chosen because it lifts contrast between a white ball and a green fairway rather than simply darkening everything equally.
What the frame is made of
The frame is TR90, a thermoplastic used widely in sport eyewear because it flexes rather than snapping when it is sat on, dropped in a bag or pushed up onto a cap. The temples finish in a non-slip TPR grip, which is the part that matters on a humid afternoon in western India — a frame that slides down the nose on every backswing gets left in the bag by the third hole.
- Frame: TR90 thermoplastic, gunmetal finish, wrap profile.
- Lens: polycarbonate, rose-gold mirror coating, non-polarised.
- Temples: TPR non-slip grips.
- Fit: unisex adult, wrap-around.
About the lens claim
The supplier specifies these lenses as UV400 and scratch-resistant. We repeat that specification and nothing beyond it — we do not test lenses ourselves, and we make no claim that any eyewear improves your handicap. These are also non-polarised, which some golfers prefer because polarisation can flatten the read on a wet green.
Looking after them
Rinse dust off before wiping, use the cloth supplied, and store the pair in its case between rounds. A mirrored coating shows fine scratches sooner than a plain lens does, so the shirt-cuff habit is worth breaking.
Buying and returning
Dispatched from our base in western India with the delivery window stated on the product page. If the fit is wrong, the return window on every order applies, and anything that arrives damaged is replaced free against an unboxing video. We do not offer a manufacturer warranty on this frame and we will not imply one.
