Have you ever heard that wearing polarized sunglasses when driving in the rain can actually help you see better? You may be thinking, “Won’t that reduce my visibility?”
Actually, it really can help. Basically, the polarization in the lenses helps reduce the light refraction caused by water reflecting through rain droplets which, in turn, impairs our vision.
It’s a pretty incredible little life hack — and one that can easily translate into a brilliant golf tip. At least Phil Mickelson thinks so.
In recent years, Phil Mickelson has worn his sunglasses, rain or shine. He wears a brand specifically designed for golf, USwing Eyewear.
The same concepts about light refraction apply when swinging at the golf ball or determining elements that may affect your ball’s flight. As it turns out, Mickelson isn’t alone.
The World No. 1 amateur, Rose Zhang, also rocks USwing Eyewear sunglasses.
Aside from the brand Mickelson and Zhang wear, there are tons of stylish polarized glasses from other brands we love and trust like Ray-Ban, Prada, Revo and so many more.
Here are several stylish polarized sunglasses that would be a perfect fit for your next round, rain or shine.
Polarized sunglasses at Nieman Marcus
Reducing light refraction in the rain by wearing polarized sunglasses will help you see details to optimize your gameplay.
Men’s Round Metal Polarized Sunglasses
Men’s Double-Bridge Square Polarized Sunglasses (SILVER)
Men’s Double-Bridge Square Polarized Sunglasses (PALE GOLD)
Men’s Weslie Sun Polarized Titanium Round Sunglasses
Men’s Meridian Polarized Sunglasses
Men’s Polarized Aviator Sunglasses
Men’s Flat-Top Square Sunglasses – Gradient Polarized
Men’s Rectangle Polarized Two-Tone Sunglasses
Men’s STL II Round Polarized Sunglasses
Keep your sunglasses safe in a storage case
And, if you’re a sunglasses junkie like Phil, you’ll appreciate this Bey-Berk Leather Watch & Sunglasses Storage Case.
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