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Review: Oakley Golf Sunglasses by Tommy Mansuwan Since the creation of my golf and travel blog last December, I have been fortunate to have a good amount of people visit my page. With topics that range from my tournament progress to odd things I encounter on the road, the entry that has brought the most viewers to my blog was my review of Oakley golf sunglasses back in January. Well, with the popularity of this subject and being in sunny Southern California, I gured the readers of Driven World might nd interest in the review as well. Below is from my blog entry comparing the Oakley G30 golf specic lens to the Oakley positive red iridium lens. Never being a person to wear glasses on the golf course, it quickly became the rst adjustment I made while playing in Asia. With the location of ailand and most other events being near the equator, the magnitude of sunlight that bears down on a daily basis really wears on the eyes. While on a trip back to the States last year, I was fortunate enough to get some help from Mark at Oakley in regards to golf sunglasses and understanding how each lens functioned on the golf course. e result was me switching between two dierent lenses in Oakley’s Flak Jacket model: the G30 and the positive red iridium lens. After testing a few others (regular black and polarized included) I felt these two gave the best denition for my eyes. e balance of diminishing sunlight without reducing texture can be a very delicate line and Oakley does a tremendous job of this. I initially settled for the G30, not only because it was made for golf, but becuase this these lens gave the most feel (visual) of 22 www.drivenworld.com Golf Tips with Tommy the course and also made my eyes really relaxed in full daylight. It’s amazing how much better my head and body feel after a round of golf without having to squint from the sun. In conclusion, I found these were most useful on a clear afternoon day when the sun is at its peak. As for the positive red lens, it initially attracted me with its shiny red/blue hue. Yeah, I know, a sucker for marketing right? I gave it a shot just to see how the colors would look. Maybe it was a coincidence that it was a bit cloudy that day but it immediately brightened up the gloominess and dark spots around the course. Denitely allows more light than the G30s while providing the much needed details of the ground. A dull and melancholy day can become bright and joyful. Alright, I won’t get too carried away here. However, the red lens really does even out the tone/daylight on those days mixed with clouds and sun. In my opinion, these lenses will help in the early mornings, as well as golng in the fall (for us So Cal golfers). Summary: G30 lens – allows less light, soothing feel, great denition, for full sun days Red Iridium – Brighter than G30, great for cloudy days and mornings, good denition, red/blue hue look amazing If you’d like to contact me with further questions or comments: tmanswordpress@gmail.com or visit my blog: www.tommymansuwan.wordpress.com
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