Oakley’s Flak Jacket® XLJ Golf Array sunglasses feature interchangeable lenses in a variety of colors and two lens shapes (standard and XLJ, shown here). They also feature Oakley’s High Definition Optics® for the ultimate clarity. The Oakley Hydrophobic™ lens coating repels water and therefore prevents against rain and sweat buildup. $160.

The Mela-Lens™ technology of Sundog Eyewear’s sunglasses not only protects against UV light but also filters out high-energy visible (HEV) light (violet and blue), which can also cause damage to the eye, without color perception disruption. Sundog’s Mela-Lens Photochromic Bomb sunglasses therefore offer superior eye protection in addition to reduces glare and comfort on the course. $100.

Tifosi Optics’ Envy™ sunglasses (shown here in metallic baby blue) offer three golf- specific lenses for various weather conditions: GT (golf/tennis), EC (extreme contrast), and AC Red (all-conditions red). The GT lenses high-contrast lenses so spotting the ball is easier. Plus, the homopolyamide nylon frame is virtually indestructible. $59.95.

Part of the Performance Collection, Bollé’s Vitesse sunglasses feature EagleVision golf-specific lenses that optimize color contrasts and accentuate the breaks and ripples in the course. Plus, a Sport Optical System™ adapts the glasses for golfers that wear prescription lenses. $99.99.

Callaway Golf’s stainless steel framed X630 aviator sunglasses are both durable and lightweight. Neox-Flex temple material and an adjustable nose piece provide superior comfort, and the Neox lenses provide sharp vision while blocking out harmful UV rays. $245.